Rygbi: Seland Newydd v Cymru Rygbi

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-The Welsh rugby team have travelled

-to the other side of the world.

-To challenge the world champions

-in a series of three test matches.

-The first of those

-takes place today in Auckland.

-The welcome has been

-heart-warming and traditional.

-But it will be very different

-on the field.

-Wales have lost every game against

-the All Blacks in New Zealand.

-The present squad

-hope to make history.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-I'm glad of the chance to play

-against the best team in the world.

-It's a chance for us to prove

-ourselves against the best.

-We're hoping to win the game.

-I imagine this time around we'll

-be trying to keep the boys calm.

-Everyone's very excited

-about coming to New Zealand.

-We're extremely motivated

-given the poor record we've got.

-We all desperately

-want to change that.

-We're a hugely motivated group.

-There's no doubt that they are

-the favourites to win the game.

-They deserve that tag.

-It's a chance for us to prove

-ourselves against the best.

-We must get everything right

-on Saturday.

-Our kicking game, our attacking game

-and our defensive game.

-We have to give 100%

-or we won't have a chance.

-It's a test for all of us

-and we look forward to it.

-Good evening

-and welcome to the programme.

-We'll be bringing you the highlights

-of Wales' first test match...

-..on their tour of New Zealand.

-Joining me in the studio

-are Emyr Lewis and Gwyn Jones.

-Emyr, we've heard from some of the

-squad about their hopes of the tour.

-What about you? What would you like

-to see Wales achieve in New Zealand?

-Obviously,

-it would be nice to get a win.

-But also, Wales need to change

-their plan...

-..use different tactics

-and change their style of play...

-..and use completely

-different player combinations...

-..from what you would expect.

-Then take anything that works

-against the best in the world...

-..back home to work on

-during the rugby season.

-I know you agree with this, Gwyn.

-You've said so.

-You expect Wales to use a different

-style of play on this tour.

-I hope to see them play differently.

-We've been encouraging

-Gatland to evolve the pattern...

-..that has brought us

-so much success.

-But now it looks slow

-and old-fashioned.

-The game is changing.

-New coaches are coming in.

-The game is moving on.

-The southern hemisphere is leading

-the world in new innovative methods.

-Attacking is everything.

-Having the freedom to throw the ball

-around and show our skills.

-That's what we want to see.

-There's no tougher tour in the world

-than New Zealand. Good luck to them.

-Before we watch the highlights...

-..let's have a quick look

-at the two teams.

-Warren Gatland has made five changes

-to the team that played England.

-Gethin Jenkins and Ken Owens

-start in the front row.

-In the second row are

-Bradley Davies and Alun Wyn Jones...

-..who earns his hundredth cap.

-Warburton returns as captain...

-..and Jonathan Davies

-replaces Williams at centre.

-It's New Zealand's first game

-since winning the World Cup.

-Kieran Read is the new captain

-after the retirement of McCaw.

-Cane is at number seven.

-Cruden is at fly half.

-There is a new combination

-in the centre...

-..with Crotty and Fekitoa.

-Waisake Naholo is included

-on the wing.

-On the bench are three players

-hoping to earn first caps.

-Ellis Jenkins for Wales...

-..and All Blacks

-Ardie Savea and Seta Tamanivalu.

-Let's join our commentary team,

-Dafydd Jones and Gareth Rhys Owen.

-"Ringa pakia!

-"Waewae takahia kia kino nei hoki!

-"Kia kino nei hoki!

-"Ka mate, ka mate, ka ora,

-"Ka mate, ka mate, ka ora,

-"Tenei te tangata puhuru huru

-"Nana i tiki mai whakawhiti te ra

-"A Upane! Ka Upane!

-"Upane Kaupane Whiti te ra

-"Hi!"

-Our referee is Wayne Barnes. He's

-not a popular man in New Zealand.

-He's made several controversial

-decisions against the All Blacks.

-Eden Park is ready

-for the first test.

-It's a fortress for

-the All Blacks, to say the least.

-They have an incredible record here.

-Jonathan Davies

-and the rest of the squad...

-..are very aware of

-the challenge in front of them.

-It's an historic day

-for sport in Wales.

-But in contrast

-to the football team...

-..the Welsh rugby team

-are trying to overturn history.

-The last time they beat

-the All Blacks was in 1953.

-The responsibility is on the broad

-shoulders of Alun Wyn Jones...

-..as he earns

-his hundredth cap today.

-Do they have any hope

-of beating the world champions?

-New Zealand is playing for the first

-time since winning the World Cup.

-They show from the very start

-how dangerous they are.

-Cane is at number seven

-in the absence of Richie McCaw.

-Richie McCaw is one of

-six influential players...

-..from the World Cup Final

-who is not here today.

-The first penalty

-goes against Wales.

-Dafydd Jones, New Zealand's

-intention was very obvious there.

-Their intention is to run

-everything back using pure speed.

-New Zealand's offloading

-is excellent.

-Wales' lack of discipline

-let them down early on.

-Alun Wyn Jones tries

-to turn the ball over.

-Aaron Cruden has an early chance

-to put some points on the board.

-Cruden has a short run-up.

-Does he have the kicking power?

-It's bounced off the post.

-It's worked out

-in the All Blacks' favour.

-Ritallick.

-Wales were asleep.

-They weren't prepared for that ball

-to deflect off the post.

-New Zealand are off. Cruden.

-The kick across field.

-Liam Williams catches the ball

-and gets a knee in the head.

-He is in some pain.

-Kieran Reid bounded in there.

-Liam Williams did really well

-to come across and ground the ball.

-That defensive line was very quick.

-It forced Cruden to kick the ball.

-How many times have they

-practised...

-..what to do if

-the ball hits the posts?

-But once again,

-New Zealand have the ball.

-Ben Smith.

-He is a good player these days.

-He is vice captain.

-Naholo, the other winger.

-This is a worrying start for Wales.

-They're offside. It's a penalty.

-New Zealand have the advantage.

-Romano.

-A third penalty is on its way.

-Cruden offloads to Read.

-New Zealand keep coming

-time after time.

-Retallick.

-Smith.

-Back in to Savea.

-Biggar is waiting for it.

-New Zealand have had

-all the possession.

-Romano pushes a defender aside.

-It was Moriarty.

-Cruden kicks across field.

-Williams catches it once again.

-They have to come back

-for the penalty.

-Wales gave Aaron Smith

-the ball on a plate.

-The speed, the offloading, the

-running at an angle is very solid.

-They're making things difficult

-for Wales.

-He is hoping to be successful here.

-He is and New Zealand

-score the first points.

-There is perhaps

-an element of relief.

-Wales has only conceded three points

-in the first five minutes.

-Gethin Jenkins, 35 years old.

-He has plenty of experience.

-He needs to set the scrum.

-It's fairly secure here for Wales.

-They have options on both sides.

-They go to the right.

-Webb, on the angle.

-North has galloped

-over the gain line.

-This is a chance for New Zealand.

-Webb.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-His hundredth cap for Wales.

-106, if you count the Lions.

-Biggar.

-Back go Wales.

-They are spreading out wide.

-Jonathan Davies. Faletau.

-This is better from Wales.

-Use it.

-In the end, it didn't work

-with the ball in hand.

-Ben Smith messes up.

-Ken Owens collects.

-Quick possession is needed here

-but where is the scrum half?

-Biggar.

-Roberts. Jonathan Davies.

-Liam Williams. One on one.

-Williams gets past Savea.

-He's looking to offload.

-He offloads to Jonathan Davies.

-That was Wales first attacking

-movement in the 22.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-They spread out wide. Biggar.

-George North.

-Hallam Amos with the pass. Faletau.

-The first try to Wales!

-Excellent play by Wales.

-Faletau scores the try.

-Eden Park is amazed.

-What a try! Excellent

-ball-handling by Ken Owens.

-They spread it. Good ball-handling.

-Liam Williams did brilliantly,

-keeping the ball alive.

-That little pass

-forced the defenders back.

-Good work by Wales.

-It was good to see George North

-passing to Faletau on the left wing.

-The work by Hallam Amos gave Faletau

-the opportunity to score.

-The crowd, that one individual,

-is very happy.

-Coles, once again.

-Smith. Cruden.

-He's thrown a miss pass.

-Neholo, with the ball in one hand.

-He has created a chance.

-The offload is perfect and

-New Zealand are into the Welsh 22.

-There are men on the far side.

-They've changed direction.

-Smith.

-Fekitoa.

-Retallick is a giant in midfield.

-How is Wales' defence?

-Moriarty with the tackle.

-Davies tries to compete.

-The kick is coming.

-George North must watch out.

-Savea collects the ball.

-He grounds the ball.

-New Zealand are so dangerous,

-on any occasion, in any position.

-They're back in the lead.

-Naholo went outside Amos there.

-The offloading makes it difficult

-for the defence.

-He was playing with his head up.

-He knew that Savea had a

-better chance than George North.

-The kick was perfect.

-Webb.

-Slow possession.

-Biggar had no options.

-Davies is there quickly.

-Who wants it?

-Ben Smith wants it.

-New Zealand look dangerous again.

-Ben Smith has plenty of men.

-The pass went forward.

-Naholo.

-An effort to tackle by Williams.

-He misses. Naholo scores.

-They've gone from one end

-of the pitch to the other.

-New Zealand score their second try.

-Wales make one mistake and

-they're back behind their own posts.

-Ben Smith goesd up for it.

-Liam Williams did his best.

-The All Blacks' speed, ability

-and support make the difference.

-Naholo is so deceptive

-running at an angle.

-An excellent try.

-Faletau is back again.

-He's everywhere, isn't he?

-Yes. Liam Williams.

-That goes up in the air.

-It's not a long kick,

-but Williams is there.

-He knocks it back to Webb.

-Wales look better

-when the game is loose.

-Amos.

-His kick lacked direction.

-When the game is loose, it can

-work in New Zealand's favour too.

-Ken Owens takes possession.

-Webb.

-He offloads to Liam Williams.

-Liam Williams is looking for Alun

-Wyn Jones. He goes for the kick.

-Coles was in front of the player.

-It was an accidental offside.

-This is quite a match!

-Liam Williams came in

-at an excellent angle.

-He knew exactly where Alun Wyn Jones

-was. The kick was knocked down.

-Perhaps Wales

-could have scored a try.

-They deserve the penalty kick.

-They deserve to be within four

-points. And they are. It's 15-11.

-Naholo is at fly half.

-Crotty picks it up quickly.

-Gethin Jenkins. Moriarty kicks.

-Wales are chasing.

-Cruden has no angle.

-The ball goes back to Wales.

-Biggar.

-Liam Williams.

-He changes his mind.

-He breaks the tackle.

-It's Liam Williams once again.

-Rhys Webb. The try must come.

-Rhys Webb up against Naholo.

-Rhys Webb reaches out and scores.

-Wales take the lead at Eden Park.

-Intention, ambition - excellent work

-by Warren Gatland's team!

-What a try!

-Liam Williams almost scored himself.

-He did everything right.

-Liam Williams came from deep

-within his own territory.

-He didn't have much support.

-He broke that tackle.

-He timed that pass perfectly.

-He got some support

-from Samson Lee.

-But he's doing very well.

-He gave the ball to Webb.

-Webb had plenty to do in beating

-The conversion means that Wales

-are in front by three points.

-Faletau.

-Ken Owens at the back.

-A rolling maul by Wales.

-Webb on the blind side

-looking for North.

-George North once again.

-Coles is a bit isolated.

-Kaino is competing for the ball.

-Ken Owens does brilliantly there.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-Warburton.

-Bradley Davies.

-New Zealand not competing here.

-They've spread out in one long line.

-Faletau.

-Wales don't need to rush this.

-The cross-field kick.

-Where will it land?

-Smith is there. Jonathan Davies.

-Well, Cruden gets the ball.

-Wayne Barnes will make the decision.

-Jonathan Davies is doing well.

-Two things, Georgie.

-I just want to see the restart.

-Just whether or not there's

-a little tug of the shirt...

-..on the Welsh player, please.

-Jonathan Davies alleges that Aaron

-Smith lost his grip on the ball...

-..and pulled him back.

-He did too. Just a bit.

-Would he definitely have scored

-a try if he hadn't done that?

-Let me just tell you

-what I'm seeing.

-There's a knock forward there from

-black. It's then hit a red player.

-They're both grappling

-with each other.

-So, scrum.

-It's a Welsh scrum.

-On the right is Faletau.

-He is looking to see

-George North and Jamie Roberts.

-Out it goes.

-Back to Jonathan Davies.

-Jonathan Davies is within reach.

-He's a metre short.

-Rhys Webb is looking for Moriarty.

-Moriarty is tackled

-around the ankles by Read.

-What a climax to the first half!

-Samson Lee is driving forward.

-Wales is within a metre

-of the try-line.

-Warburton.

-Down the blind side they go.

-They're within centimetres.

-This is the last minute of the half.

-Webb. Faletau.

-Faletau on his own.

-Three defenders are tackling him.

-Now Webb is looking.

-He wants support from his forwards.

-Alun Wyn Jones has set it up again.

-Wales in the New Zealand 22.

-Rhys Webb on the blind side.

-Faletau. Hal Amos is back in.

-Ross Moriarty is over the touchline.

-Should Amos have gone

-for the try there?

-Going down the blind side.

-There were countless options

-on the other side.

-The backs were there.

-Wales went through

-phase after phase there.

-New Zealand's defence

-is very impressive.

-That was an opportunity

-to score a try.

-This is the last phase.

-Aaron Smith is looking for touch.

-Aaron Smith and the All Blacks

-rush to the changing rooms.

-It's half-time here at Eden Park.

-Wales lead 18-15.

-Join us after the break.

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-Welcome back. Who would believe it?

-Wales are ahead at Eden Park

-at half-time.

-The score is 15-18.

-Can they rewrite history?

-Can Sam Warburton

-beat the All Blacks...

-..for the first time since 1953?

-Steve Hansen, the New Zealand coach,

-was furious at half-time.

-Warren Gatland was probably happy.

-Although he may be frustrated...

-..that Wales couldn't score

-a late try or at least a penalty.

-They're in the lead in New Zealand.

-Can Wales beat the All Blacks?

-Liam Williams was so dangerous

-in the first half.

-He is so elusive.

-Gethin Jenkins is now 35 years old.

-Biggar, on his ankles, to Faletau.

-Biggar. Jonathan Davies.

-New Zealand's play

-was a bit rusty in the first half.

-But there's no room for error.

-Do Wales have anyone back there?

-Ben Smith.

-Jamie Roberts was caught there.

-Savea scored a try

-in the first half.

-There's a player down

-after suffering a knock.

-It's Alun Wyn Jones.

-He went in on the tackle

-in that defensive line.

-But he seems OK.

-Ouch!

-Cruden with the kick.

-Liam Williams was slow to respond.

-He then lost the ball.

-That's a rare error by him.

-Retallick is dangerous here.

-There are plenty of men available

-for New Zealand.

-Cruden looked up

-before sidestepping.

-He withstood the tackles.

-He's within a metre.

-Jake Ball slows things down.

-He'll be penalised.

-New Zealand sense a try here.

-Smith spreads the ball.

-Davies intercepts.

-Jake Ball will be penalised. It's an

-easy penalty kick for New Zealand.

-Will there be more

-than a penalty against Ball?

-New Zealand had so many options.

-Jake Ball tried to slow the ball.

-Liam Williams has dealt

-with everything throughout the game.

-But he made an error there.

-There were so many options.

-It was a fantastic try

-by Rhys Webb.

-It was brilliant.

-You would expect Fekitoa to score.

-Wales' defence needs to remain

-strong throughout the game...

-..if they want to secure the win.

-This couldn't be much easier.

-The scores are equal once again.

-What a test match.

-The score is 18-18.

-Cruden. Alun Wyn Jones was pushed.

-It lands in George North's hands.

-Just look at those black shirts

-everywhere!

-North has created a chance.

-Warburton, Roberts.

-They need to spread it.

-Jonathan Davies. Men out wide.

-Maybe the pass was a bit slow.

-Hal Amos. No scrum half for now.

-New Zealand piled into

-the tackle area but back we come.

-It's a penalty against New Zealand.

-There was a golden opportunity

-on the outside there.

-Jonathan Davies

-was so aware of the support he had.

-But the pass was in the air

-too long.

-Just as George North sidesteps here,

-the tackle comes.

-It's fantastic.

-Biggar - his success rate

-for kicks is 85%...

-..on an international level.

-This is crucial.

-As usual, he succeeds.

-Wales are ahead in Auckland.

-The score

-is New Zealand 18 - 21 Wales.

-Ardie Savea is on for New Zealand.

-You'll recognize the name Savea -

-he's Julian Savea's brother.

-He plays at flanker

-and is wearing no.20.

-He has the ball in his hands.

-New Zealand go back to the forwards.

-The two captains face each other.

-Savea's first touch of the ball

-is explosive.

-He's within five metres.

-This is concerning for Wales.

-Alun Wyn Jones will be penalised.

-Savea touches the ball

-a second time.

-It's within a metre.

-The penalty kick comes

-but they need more.

-Wales are on the back foot.

-But they are in the lead.

-They're defending for their lives.

-Smith grounds the ball. Back we go.

-It's a penalty.

-Aaron Smith wants to take it quickly

-but will they go for the posts?

-Smith takes it quickly.

-He has Naholo.

-The Wales defence was asleep.

-Naholo claims to have got there.

-New Zealand celebrate.

-Well, well.

-Dan Biggar got out of the way.

-Samson Lee came across.

-It's a try. Without a doubt.

-New Zealand hit back,

-as New Zealand always do.

-They are now in the lead.

-How many times have we seen New

-Zealand respond to the challenge...

-..with purpose and determination?

-Crotty is changing the angle

-in midfield.

-We haven't seen much of him.

-We haven't seen much of New

-Zealand's backs except the wings.

-Kaino has been lively.

-Smith. Cruden.

-Faumuina.

-Smith with the dummy pass.

-Rob Evans has come onto the field.

-The ball is on the ground.

-They play on.

-That could work

-in New Zealand's favour.

-Kieran Read, the captain. There

-is now a big difference in points.

-New Zealand, as New Zealand do,

-are edging towards victory.

-Aaron Smith and Kaino did some

-fantastic work in the build-up.

-The captain deserved the try.

-Kaino.

-Perenara has come on

-to replace Smith.

-Look at those tired bodies.

-That was a fly half against a prop.

-There is a try on the way

-for New Zealand.

-WHISTLE

-It's all over.

-Despite Wales' heroic effort,

-New Zealand will be victorious.

-Perenara gets the try.

-As long as it wasn't a forward pass.

-His hands do go backwards.

-The ball travels forward

-but the hands go backwards.

-Wayne Barnes has overruled the TMO.

-It's a historic moment

-at Eden Park stadium.

-Ellis Jenkins comes on

-to win his first cap for Wales.

-This may be the biggest stage

-to do that - against the All Blacks.

-Faletau perseveres.

-Gareth Davies is on. Faletau

-was in front of him and offside.

-Faletau scores the try.

-It's his second try.

-He was offside but he's celebrating.

-I think he's in front of the kicker

-but I want to check please.

-Faletau took that kick quickly

-down the blind side.

-Gareth Davies did well

-to get the kick in.

-Faletau never gives up.

-If he's scored...

-Checking whether

-he's in front and then touch.

-Well, yes.

-They need something here.

-A line is the first thing needed.

-Wales' line-out hasn't

-been working at the crucial moments.

-Ben Smith. Beauden Barrett.

-Scott Williams collects.

-It's another race

-between Williams and Crotty.

-Crotty is back first.

-He took his time.

-Williams is on his own. He's sent

-three All Blacks players back.

-It's a scrum five for Wales.

-Fantastic, Scott Williams.

-He's a giant.

-He was on his own and there

-were three All Blacks back there.

-Maybe he was offside too.

-Keep that strong shape. Bind!

-Set.

-It's a free kick.

-It needs to be taken - that's what

-Gareth Davies does. The dummy.

-Alun Wyn Jones

-is playing his 100th game for Wales.

-Rob Evans. Wales are not giving in.

-Ellis Jenkins playing his first cap.

-Evans has to play scrum half.

-Jake Ball waits.

-He loses the ball.

-That was Wales' last opportunity.

-They won't win today.

-Beauden Barrett is off.

-He has support.

-That was Tamanivalu, the sub.

-There were plenty of players

-in black waiting.

-Retallick was one of them.

-He offloads.

-Naholo is looking for the hat-trick.

-It's Naholo versus George North.

-North misses the tackle.

-Amos gets hold of him.

-George North is on the ground.

-That is worrying.

-Where is the ball?

-North is holding onto his leg.

-Biggar. We're into the final minute.

-Biggar. Hal Amos.

-The ball goes forward.

-It's a scrum for New Zealand.

-Wales are trying to create something

-from deep in their territory.

-But New Zealand are aware

-that this game is won.

-Have Wales got the points

-they deserve...

-..or should they have done more?

-They've been heroic.

-They created so many problems

-for New Zealand in the first half.

-But they changed their tactics

-in the second half.

-The kicking and discipline

-let them down at times.

-Crouch!

-Bind.

-Set.

-The All Blacks have

-never lost at home against Wales.

-They haven't lost

-at Eden Park for over 20 years.

-Wales haven't beaten

-the All Blacks since 1953.

-All those records will remain.

-The All Blacks

-will also score a late try.

-It comes from the

-replacement hooker, Nathan Harris.

-It's the icing on the cake

-for New Zealand...

-..but just adds

-insult to injury for Wales.

-The defence was tired.

-The try was inevitable.

-Crockett.

-There were so many men available.

-I was expecting a dummy pass

-but the try was inevitable.

-Nathan Harris was in the right

-place. He grounded the ball.

-In the end, it's been

-a frustrating afternoon...

-..for the man winning his 100th cap.

-A late conversion for Cruden.

-The result is secured.

-The conversion is certain as well.

-Wales showed plenty of heart, plenty

-of effort and plenty of ambition.

-But you need more than that

-to beat the All Blacks.

-The final score -

-New Zealand 39-21 Wales.

-Unfortunately, Wales followed in

-the footsteps of previous teams...

-..since the 1950s.

-After the break, we'll hear

-from Emyr Lewis and Gwyn Jones.

-We'll also have all

-the reactions from New Zealand.

-We'll be back in two minutes.

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-Hallam Amos with the pass.

-Taulupe Faletau scores.

-A brilliant first try for Wales.

-Rhys Webb against Naholo.

-Webb stretches and scores.

-Wales lead at Eden Park.

-The Welsh defence was asleep.

-Naholo thinks he's scored.

-New Zealand are celebrating.

-Nathan Harris puts the icing

-on the cake for New Zealand.

-Wales have lost the first of their

-three summer tests in New Zealand.

-The final score was 39-21.

-Here's the post-match reaction.

-It was a hard game,

-just as we expected.

-We have to praise New Zealand,

-who are the world champions.

-We competed with them

-for 60-65 minutes.

-We made a few mistakes at the end

-and they were very clinical.

-You can split it into two halves.

-We won the first

-but disappointed with the second.

-We didn't stop playing rugby

-but our standard dropped a bit.

-They kicked on, had a sniff of blood

-and capitalised in the last 20.

-We were right on their line

-at the end of the first half.

-We didn't take advantage.

-In the second half,

-we were turned over a few times.

-They went on to score.

-That's the difference.

-Credit to New Zealand.

-One mistake turns into seven points,

-two mistakes turn into 14.

-They are pretty ruthless but we have

-two weeks to have a crack again.

-We'll come back next week

-hopefully better.

-Historically, we've improved

-as tours have gone on.

-Australia four years ago and South

-Africa two years ago, we got better.

-We'll be better

-after this game tonight.

-We have to learn from these mistakes

-and be better next week.

-We're playing the world champions,

-the reigning double champions.

-We gave it a good crack

-but that isn't good enough.

-We've come here with

-a massive focus on getting a win.

-We're tired of being heroic losers.

-Everyone at home feels the same.

-We're doing everything we can

-behind closed doors to get a win.

-We will react to those thoughts

-of Sam Warburton.

-But first, Emyr and Gwyn, was the

-score a fair reflection of the game?

-From the first 60 minutes,

-it wouldn't have been.

-For some reason, Wales dropped off

-the pace in the last 20 minutes.

-They may have been tired

-and there was a lack of intensity.

-They lost focus and

-there were far too many mistakes.

-New Zealand took advantage of that.

-Promising signs, Gwyn.

-There were periods in that game

-when Wales held their ground...

-..in a fast, competitive match

-with the best.

-However, they ended up losing

-by twenty points.

-It was a very one-sided second half.

-Had we beaten Italy

-in that fashion...

-..breaking away to win easily at

-the end, we'd shrug our shoulders.

-The All Blacks

-have just done exactly that to us.

-Naholo scored two of their tries.

-From the start, he looked

-as if he'd be a problem.

-New Zealand's natural game

-is to spread the ball...

-..and Wales like to flood up quickly

-in defence.

-Hallam Amos was caught out. You

-can't show this man the outside run.

-He's an elusive runner

-and he's strong.

-Once again here. Look at

-the skills of the All Blacks backs.

-He caused problems for Wales

-every time he got the ball.

-We saw some examples

-of Wales' blitz defence.

-How did New Zealand try to counter

-that tactic early on, Gwyn?

-The blitz defence has been the

-basis of all Wales' successes...

-..over the last eight years

-with Gatland in charge.

-Here's an example.

-Cruden has to kick here because

-Wales have dealt with the threat.

-Cruden tries again

-but the kick isn't good enough.

-The blitz puts pressure on a team

-and they don't know how to respond.

-That brings the likes of Jonathan

-Davies into the game in the middle.

-It's what we do.

-We pick big hulks of men

-in midfield...

-..and get them smashing

-into the opponents.

-New players to the system like

-Hal Amos have to learn the style.

-He got it wrong a couple of times.

-The one team that will take

-advantage is New Zealand.

-The blitz defence

-will bring you lots of success...

-..until you come up against

-a talented side that counteract it.

-They showed how to unlock

-that defence.

-But that defence did worry

-the All Blacks at times...

-..and forced uncharacteristic

-mistakes out of them.

-They were playing a new midfield

-with Cruden, Crotty and Fekitoa.

-Twenty handling errors

-and even Ben Smith lost possession.

-These are uncharacteristic errors.

-Yes, they are an experimental team.

-But the blitz defence

-did force some of those errors.

-As we said, promising signs.

-Sam Warburton was happy with

-the counter-attacking play.

-He also said

-they'd have to take some risks.

-Occasionally, Wales looked

-adventurous with ball in hand.

-You have to do that

-against the best in the world.

-They had several chances

-in the first half.

-The ball comes back here

-after great play by Liam Williams.

-Hal Amos is at his best here. Inside

-then out and pulling in three men.

-That set up Faletau.

-It's a kick through here

-and Wales snap up the possession.

-Wales normally launch a bomb

-from this position.

-Liam Williams

-was on fire in the first half.

-He's powerful and elusive.

-He breaks the gain line

-and Rhys Webb is in support.

-Webb always has a try in him.

-We saw him score against

-the world's best team today.

-Emyr spoke about Liam Williams.

-He came off the field

-with an injury.

-We don't know yet how serious it is.

-Losing someone like him for the

-second test would be quite a blow.

-It certainly would be.

-He can transform play.

-Wales' tries

-started deep in our own half.

-That was partly down to Liam

-Williams' counter-attacking play.

-Not a kicking game where you gain

-ground and play in the right areas.

-Gain possession and take them on...

-..if you have players

-who can beat their opponents.

-He takes the ball

-from the fly half position here.

-An angle off Rhys Webb.

-He opens up the game.

-You wonder whether

-someone like Halfpenny...

-..who plays quite conservatively...

-..would hit an angle off a scrum

-half in order to open up the game.

-I don't think he would.

-That's why I think Liam Williams

-brings in a new dimension.

-Scott Williams would do the same

-if we want to play a more open game.

-Wales were ahead after 60 minutes.

-But during the last 20 minutes,

-the All Blacks got hold of the game.

-Wales' set pieces

-deteriorated towards the end.

-That was a pity -

-Wales' line was very effective...

-..until about the 58th minute,

-when they lost their first line.

-Wales were winning.

-The momentum was in their favour.

-We lost two or three

-with about 20 minutes to go.

-It was all-important

-because it transformed the game.

-Wales were attacking...

-..then New Zealand attacked

-and scored a few tries as a result.

-If the All Blacks see half a chance,

-they go for it.

-They play

-in a completely different way.

-With two minutes to go,

-they are 11 points ahead.

-It's been a competitive game.

-Wales lose the ball a metre out.

-The All Blacks don't

-go for the safe option...

-..and slow down the

-game to secure the win.

-They go from their own try line

-and counter-attack from deep.

-It's a different mindset.

-They want to attack. We say the game

-has to be played in the right areas.

-No, the game must be played

-according to what is happening.

-If it's three against two

-and you're on your own try line...

-..you can trust your own skills and

-you're able to attack, go for it.

-That becomes the right area

-to attack.

-If there are five opponents

-and you're alone...

-..the right thing to do

-is to kick the ball.

-They make good decisions.

-They play a different game

-and they're a pleasure to watch.

-They scored a try in the last

-minute. They didn't need to.

-That's the mentality Wales needs.

-If we're going to win out there,

-we need to score a lot of points.

-They will always score

-a lot of points against us.

-You need to score at least 30 points

-if you're to come close to winning.

-We mentioned Liam Williams' injury.

-George North didn't look great.

-Gareth Anscombe was hurt as well.

-We've heard that Rhys Patchell and

-Keelan Giles from the U20 squad...

-..have been called

-to join the squad.

-That may suggest that the

-injuries are worse than expected.

-Hopefully not - I thought

-George North and Liam Williams...

-..played their best games

-for Wales this morning.

-I hope they will be OK.

-They are both needed.

-They may be on the bench midweek

-in order to keep them for the tests.

-I'd like to see Scott Williams

-starting in the second test.

-Gwyn and Emyr,

-thank you for your remarks.

-We'll be back on Tuesday...

-..for the game against

-Waikato Chiefs in Hamilton.

-The programme starts at 10.00pm.

-For tonight, goodnight.

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