Rygbi: Seland Newydd v Cymru Rygbi

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-Good evening.

-Wales saw stars after the hammering

-against the Chiefs on Tuesday.

-That result was consigned to the

-past as our attention returned...

-..to the test series

-against the All Blacks.

-Today's match was the first time...

-..New Zealand had hosted Wales

-in Wellington.

-Wales needed a victory

-to keep the series alive.

-Hallam Amos! Amos with the pass

-to Taulupe Faletau!

-Wales get the first try!

-Rhys Webb stretches!

-Wales take the lead at Eden Park.

-We were very happy

-with the first 60-65 minutes.

-We did a lot of hard work.

-New Zealand showed how clinical

-they are in the final quarter.

-They got three tries

-and the victory.

-There's plenty to work on

-from the first test.

-We're pretty happy

-with many aspects of the game.

-I think the intensity

-will go up another level.

-Both sides have played a test match

-at this level now.

-Traditionally as tours go on,

-as a squad and team, we improve.

-It's the second match

-in a three match test series.

-We'll be well up for it.

-We'll have to take our intensity

-up another level again.

-We've lost the first one.

-The next two will be difficult.

-We're still confident we can win.

-Ken Owens there showing the feeling

-amongst the squad...

-..before the second test match.

-Later on, we'll have reaction from

-Robert Jones and Jamie Robinson...

-..to what happened in Wellington

-this morning.

-Let's start with the highlights.

-Your commentators are Dafydd Jones

-and Gareth Rhys Owen.

-What lessons did Warren Gatland's

-men learn in the week?

-It was a hammering in Hamilton...

-..after a confident,

-mature performance last weekend.

-But the same result both times.

-Two changes to the Wales team

-from the first test.

-Luke Charteris replaces

-Bradley Davies in the second row.

-Warburton and Charteris

-were the only players...

-..to start against the Chiefs.

-Behind the scrum, George North's

-injury gives Rhys Patchell a chance.

-Liam Williams moves to the wing.

-Kieran Read leads the All Blacks out

-in New Zealand's capital city.

-History suggests that there's

-a huge challenge facing Wales.

-New Zealand has never

-lost to Wales in New Zealand.

-There are two changes

-to the New Zealand side too.

-The experienced Sam Whitelock

-returns at lock.

-If you want to understand

-New Zealand's strength in depth...

-..the fact they can leave

-Julian Savea out, is enough.

-Ben Smith moves from fullback

-to the wing.

-That gives Israel Dagg a chance

-in the 15 shirt.

-The referee is Jaco Peyper

-from South Africa.

-Jerome Garces, the Frenchman and

-Wayne Barnes are the assistants.

-Every wait is a long one.

-Will today be the day Wales win

-in New Zealand?

-Hope can be a dangerous thing.

-But every run has to come to an end

-at some point.

-Biggar gets his first touch.

-He's full of authority.

-Wales once again are hoping.

-Absolutely.

-I'm expecting a similar plan

-to last week from Wales.

-Fekitoa ran straight

-at the Welsh defence.

-Wales need to be strong.

-It looks like there's an injury

-and they've won the ball.

-There's a player down.

-I think it's Fekitoa.

-It's 15 against 14 at the moment.

-Moriarty, Faletau

-to Jonathan Davies.

-Webb.

-Biggar.

-Here's Alun Wyn Jones in midfield.

-Fekitoa is still down.

-He won't stay on.

-There's a chance here

-but a lack of communication...

-..between Jamie Roberts and

-Liam Williams squanders the chance.

-Jamie Roberts put that gigantic hit

-in in midfield.

-The defensive line was up quickly.

-That is a gargantuan hit.

-Jamie Roberts' head is

-a pretty large object.

-Alun Wyn Jones takes the ball

-at the front. It's a bit messy.

-Webb is under pressure.

-Cane is on his coat tails.

-The referee calls for no hands.

-Where is the ball?

-It's a penalty to Wales.

-They were fortunate there.

-That's the difference.

-The Welsh line was under pressure.

-Our possession isn't clean enough.

-It's a valuable penalty for Wales.

-Alun Wyn got up high.

-It was a bit wild.

-He tried to get it back to Webb.

-Wales are having to work very hard.

-The ball isn't coming back cleanly.

-There's no flow to their play then.

-Dan Biggar to give Wales

-the early advantage.

-It hangs in the air.

-He's bisected the posts

-New Zealand 0-3 Wales.

-"Box box" the scream

-which means a high ball is coming.

-Dagg wants it.

-Jamie Roberts loses it.

-Retallick.

-He was Player of the Year in 2014.

-The possession is slow

-so back it goes from New Zealand.

-Webb and Patchell wait for the ball.

-Nobody takes the ball.

-Liam Williams

-was lucky with that bounce.

-Biggar.

-It wasn't the best kick.

-Here's Dagg on the counter.

-He passes, was it forward to Naholo?

-Biggar thinks it was.

-Naholo has Williams

-holding on to him.

-They're in the 22 and Liam Williams

-has stolen the ball illegally.

-Coles and Moriarty

-are disagreeing about something.

-It's a penalty against Wales.

-Discipline let Wales down there.

-That was a great tackle

-by Liam Williams on Naholo...

-..who was galloping down the wing.

-Liam Williams went in strongly.

-That's the worry, when New Zealand

-speed their game up...

-..when they

-get the tempo and momentum...

-..they are an incredibly

-dangerous side.

-Wales need to get their line speed

-up quickly...

-..and try to slow the ball down

-in the tackle area.

-Liam Williams

-is reliable in defence.

-New Zealand are ignoring the penalty

-and kicking to touch.

-They're going for the jugular.

-It goes to Retallick at the front.

-They've got the driving maul going.

-Luke Charteris is in the middle.

-Kieran Read is trying

-to stop Charteris.

-Charteris has done very well.

-Wales still need to be careful.

-Fekitoa, Dagg.

-The try has to come.

-It was easy in the end.

-Israel Dagg scores the game's first

-try in Wellington.

-We've had 20 minutes of play.

-New Zealand get the first try.

-The try was inevitable.

-The way the backs handled the ball,

-the pass was perfect.

-Look at that pass,

-it's a huge pass out to Fekitoa.

-Israel Dagg.

-Maybe Patchell should have come in

-on that blitz defence.

-Israel Dagg had too much space.

-Jonathan Davies had flown out.

-Fekitoa has had a knock to his head.

-You'd hope to see him

-having to defend.

-Faletau in the right place

-at the right time.

-Not for the first time.

-Webb.

-They're waiting for Ken Owens.

-Ken Owens bounces out of the tackle.

-Moriarty.

-He speeds up

-every time he gets the ball.

-There are New Zealanders

-on the ground.

-Faletau is pushed back.

-New Zealand's defence

-is incredibly organised.

-Webb.

-The door closes for him.

-Rob Evans is on for Gethin Jenkins

-who is receiving treatment.

-That's better from him.

-This is asking questions.

-They're sucking the defence in.

-Wales need the bodies.

-Biggar.

-They were waiting for Amos too.

-Wales are going nowhere here.

-Moriarty goes on the charge.

-Samson Lee

-was caught standing still.

-Biggar has enough

-and puts the ball up in the air.

-That wasn't measured well,

-but Patchell does brilliantly.

-Wales still have the ball.

-They don't manage to do anything.

-They need width.

-They have succeeded there.

-Webb to Ken Owens.

-They've seen plenty of the ball.

-It's all quite simple

-for New Zealand to defend.

-You need someone like Liam Williams

-to cut that defensive line.

-Wales has a player on the ground.

-New Zealand are slowing it down.

-They're coming in

-to the tackle area.

-They've won a penalty.

-It was excellent defence

-and off goes Aaron Smith.

-He's not waiting around.

-This is where they're dangerous.

-Ben Smith against Hallam Amos.

-Amos misses the tackle.

-Crotty.

-All of a sudden they've made 50m.

-Cruden has a line of players

-who want the ball.

-Smith changes direction.

-Here's Ben Smith.

-He's danced past Jonathan Davies.

-Wales need to be precise

-in their defence now.

-It goes to the blind side now.

-Crotty.

-Wales are offside.

-It's a penalty.

-Will they want to try something

-different here?

-They spread it through Cruden.

-The defence was up quickly.

-Cruden.

-It's another penalty.

-Coles from Franks.

-The advantage continues.

-Dagg is in the fly half position.

-Dagg has the ball.

-Dagg dummies and changes direction.

-The referee

-is still playing advantage.

-It's not the best pass to Retallick.

-Cane.

-He flew into the tackle

-and Rhys Webb is down.

-We come back for the penalty.

-New Zealand didn't gain

-an advantage.

-The Welsh defence was up quickly.

-It all comes so much easier

-to New Zealand.

-They find the space.

-They're more organised

-when they attack.

-Cruden slots the easiest of kicks.

-After defending for a while...

-..New Zealand weathered the storm

-and then bang, they're ahead 10-3.

-Here's Jerome Kaino.

-Smith.

-Kaino is a good player.

-He does the simple things well.

-Patchell, he gets another chance.

-Jonathan Davies.

-He's past Fekitoa.

-Wales ignore the three points.

-Gethin Jenkins.

-Kaino is a nuisance once again.

-Faletau.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-Webb.

-He's tried today.

-He hasn't succeeded yet.

-Once again, the attack

-has lost momentum.

-Hallam Amos comes in

-off the left wing.

-Liam Williams.

-You can see him looking

-for the pass too.

-New Zealand have their hands

-on the ball. That's Naholo.

-Gethin Jenkins. He throws a dummy.

-Webb looks to go down the blind

-side. He changes his mind.

-Faletau.

-We're nearing half time.

-Wales have numbers

-on the blind side.

-That's where they go.

-Jonathan Davies.

-Patchell.

-Naholo goes in.

-He's won the battle.

-New Zealand's forwards drive in.

-Did Aaron Smith knock it on?

-No. Barrett.

-Barrett with the clearance.

-Did they pass it back in to the 22?

-New Zealand were outside the 22

-when they got the ball.

-Wayne Barnes takes them back.

-Wales didn't have much space.

-They used the ball well.

-But they couldn't find any space.

-Once again,

-New Zealand spoil at the line-out.

-Biggar to Jonathan Davies.

-He's over the gain line,

-Jonathan Davies.

-This is better from Wales.

-They spread the ball.

-It's Hallam Amos against Naholo

-on the far side.

-Amos is a metre short.

-Rhys Webb, Samson Lee.

-Kaino was waiting for him.

-What's Barrett doing there?

-The ball comes out.

-Jamie Roberts,

-Jonathan Davies, Patchell.

-The miss pass to Alun Wyn Jones.

-Wales score at the end

-of the first half!

-They're back in the game

-in Wellington.

-Dear me, Jonathan Davies deserves

-the plaudits.

-He was in that move

-two or three times.

-His break set the try up.

-He got in behind the defence.

-You keep the ball.

-Jonathan Davies is a strong player.

-He got in behind the defence.

-The ball was on a plate.

-I thought Hallam Amos would score.

-The defence got across

-quickly enough.

-Once again, Jonathan Davies

-misses out Patchell.

-That's a great try

-and a deserving one.

-That's what Wales can do when they

-do raise the tempo.

-They can make problems

-for their opposition.

-It's perfect timing for Wales.

-It's the last kick

-of the first half.

-Dan Biggar with the conversion.

-Biggar.

-Oh, he's measured it to perfection.

-It's all square in Wellington.

-New Zealand 10-10 Wales.

-You must come back

-after the break.

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-Welcome back. Wales are all square

-with the All Blacks at half-time.

-We've been here before

-but hope springs eternal.

-Wales have never won in New Zealand.

-Is this the day that changes?

-It's going to be a quite a second

-half after a competitive first 40.

-Biggar. Taulupe Faletau

-has been magnificent as usual.

-Ken Owens.

-The ball is spread wide again

-as Wales have been doing.

-Liam Williams to

-Jamie Roberts on the wing.

-Jamie Roberts is soldiering on

-despite an early blood injury.

-Fekitoa may finally

-have been substituted.

-Tamanivalu is on.

-Alun Wyn Jones claimed a try

-right at the end of the first half.

-Ken Owens has been inspired by that.

-Biggar to Luke Charteris.

-Patchell is playing well

-and Liam Williams.

-He's always competitive.

-Webb. Warburton.

-Retallick gets in the way

-and Coles is there too.

-Biggar to Patchell and

-Tamanivalu was up quickly.

-Patchell with ball in hand.

-Liam Williams can create a chance

-as Tamanivalu flies in there.

-Barrett dummies and then offloads.

-Cane is there.

-Wales are short of men

-on the far side.

-They have to be careful

-but Warburton intervenes.

-Jonathan Davies to Biggar.

-He tries to clear.

-Naholo takes on Alun Wyn Jones.

-There should have been

-only one winner there.

-Ross Moriarty weighs in.

-Aaron Smith, Dagg, Coles.

-That was a huge tackle

-by Gethin Jenkins.

-Smith is intercepted by Warburton.

-He has Faletau in support.

-Here it is but he's dropped it.

-Dagg counters and

-there's no time to pause.

-Amazing play by Warburton.

-Gethin Jenkins with the hit.

-The Welsh are showing character.

-Gethin reads the move

-and puts in a massive hit.

-Naholo pushes Moriarty aside.

-Another line goes astray.

-Kaino.

-Amos comes up quickly. Barrett.

-Davies misses the tackle

-and Ben Smith scores the try.

-That's the danger for Wales.

-They missed one tackle.

-The All Blacks have scored.

-A second try for them.

-Brilliant play

-by Barrett in midfield.

-He draws in Patchell.

-Ben Smith still had plenty to do.

-Great finishing.

-Biggar restarts.

-Dagg catches it

-with Moriarty first there.

-Aaron Smith dummies and takes off.

-He's so quick and

-he tries the kick ahead.

-The All Blacks

-are swarming into the 22.

-Dan Biggar has to check

-and he's caught.

-The All Blacks have numbers there

-and Whitelock has grabbed him.

-Biggar doesn't get it to ground.

-The game is transformed.

-Kieran Read was up there too.

-Sam Warburton couldn't cope

-with this whippet out of the traps.

-The kick behind the defence

-which Biggar did well to collect.

-Whitelock and Read targeted the

-ball and made sure it stayed up.

-They get the scrum

-and the pressure will be huge.

-New Zealand have

-countless options here.

-What will New Zealand do here?

-They will want an initial drive.

-The front rows go up

-and Read picks it up.

-Read to Smith and

-now they'll spread it.

-There are men on the outside.

-Barrett goes himself.

-Barrett is tackled but

-he squirms over the line.

-In the space of five minutes

-New Zealand have scored two tries.

-What a player, Barrett.

-He's so creative with ball in hand.

-He has those dancing feet

-and all the skills.

-Barrett is shining out there.

-Smith with the kick

-but where will it land? Savea.

-Faletau tidies up

-and saves Wales.

-Beauden Barrett is inspired today.

-Jon Davies and Hal Amos.

-Patchell is chasing it.

-Barrett has it

-and he puts Naholo into space.

-Naholo against Roberts.

-This time Roberts nails his man.

-Smith to Retallick on the angle.

-Naholo.

-They're preparing to go again.

-Smith catches Wales offside.

-Wales are facing

-a tough twenty minutes.

-New Zealand

-are stepping up the pace.

-More magical handling by Barrett.

-That was a neat kick.

-Ben Smith has good

-footballing skills.

-Who was there first? Savea.

-But the ball rebounds

-in Wales' favour.

-Faletau defending.

-Ten minutes ago, we were equal.

-Ten minutes ago, Faletau was on the

-verge of scoring a try for Wales.

-Now, they're in chaos.

-Kieran Read with the offload.

-Smith to Naholo.

-This is very sad.

-Try number four.

-There are twenty minutes remaining.

-The try was set up be number eight,

-Kieran Read.

-He read the play.

-Forced Webb to tackle him.

-Smith and Naholo

-down the blind-side.

-They were so aware of the

-opportunity on the blind-side.

-They have faith

-in this rolling maul.

-Scott Baldwin is the last man.

-They've moved a metre -

-a metre and a half.

-Wales need to slow things down

-a bit.

-They need to suck the life

-out of the game.

-Jamie Roberts.

-There will be a penalty here.

-The kick by Biggar.

-Jon Davies is complaining

-that he was impeded too.

-This is what New Zealand do well.

-They support each other.

-It's hard to break through them.

-They're going for the try.

-They have a lot of faith

-in the rolling maul.

-Oh dear! The simple things!

-New Zealand do the simple things...

-..that other teams

-appear to find so difficult.

-Perenara is on for the All Blacks.

-Dagg. Barrett.

-The All Blacks are ploughing

-into the ruck.

-Retallick.

-Crotty. Not the best kick.

-But it is effective. This is Naholo

-with the ball in one hand.

-He has support.

-Savea dances past the last defender.

-A fifth try for the All Blacks.

-Wales, in turmoil.

-The building work was excellent.

-It wasn't the best kick

-across field.

-But Naholo caught it

-and Kaino offloaded well.

-He was very aware of the situation

-he was in.

-It was a pity for Patchell.

-Savea is an excellent player.

-Baldwin.

-Wales are happy

-going through the phases.

-They've kept the ball in hand.

-Biggar. Jamie Roberts.

-Kaino has been outstanding today.

-Warburton.

-That was around his throat.

-He has managed to slip a pass

-to Bradley Davies.

-Patchell. Jonathan Davies.

-Jonathan Davies.

-That's eleven phases for Wales.

-They're very patient.

-They needed this.

-To slow down the All Blacks.

-Savea is trying to steal the ball.

-Biggar.

-The ball has gone to ground.

-Moriarty is under pressure.

-Faletau is with him.

-Warburton.

-Amos.

-They don't seem able to create.

-There's no flow to the game.

-Webb went in for the ball

-and got it out.

-Jamie Roberts.

-Sixteen phases.

-Wales still haven't managed

-to break that defensive line.

-But now, they've done it.

-This is Liam Williams.

-Liam Williams against Israel Dagg.

-Liam Williams or Dagg?

-Liam Williams deserves that try.

-Wales deserve that try.

-They won't win in Wellington,

-but they have shown character.

-No-one has showed more character

-than that man.

-Liam Williams scores.

-He's shown great commitment.

-Both in the first test,

-and again this evening.

-He gets on the ball very quickly.

-He has great pace.

-Israel Dagg could not stop him.

-Liam Williams deserved that try.

-Faumuina.

-The wind is swirling around

-the stadium in Wellington.

-It's been a half to forget

-for Wales.

-Jamie Roberts!

-Does he have the pace?

-Barrett against Roberts.

-Roberts needs support.

-He's found support.

-Rhys Priestland is there.

-Jonathan Davies.

-He pushes the defender

-out of the way.

-Jonathan Davies scores

-another try for Wales!

-They haven't given up!

-Jamie Roberts has worked very hard

-this evening.

-Priestland did very well

-in contributing to that try.

-Jonathan Davies is very strong.

-But Priestland made a good movement.

-This is the last minute.

-This is Perenara,

-a New Zealand replacement.

-Ben Smith.

-He's been on the field for 79

-minutes, but he's still keen.

-As is Read, the captain.

-Kaino.

-Read.

-Good handling.

-Crotty has been the quietest

-of the New Zealand players today.

-It's the last half minute.

-Wales won't want to concede

-another try now.

-For fifty minutes they were

-as good as the All Blacks.

-They were equal.

-It's New Zealand's advantage.

-Whitelock.

-Barrett with the dummy.

-Tamanivalu.

-This is the last phase.

-This is the last play of the game.

-It's still New Zealand's advantage.

-He misses a man on the far side.

-Ben Smith against Hal Amos.

-He beats Amos far too easily.

-Is there one more try to come?

-Crotty! Crotty grounds the ball.

-A late last try for New Zealand.

-To confirm that they are head and

-shoulders above Wales in the end.

-He's still in. Still in.

-Where is that foot?

-Oh no. It's not a try.

-No try. In touch.

-That's the final whistle.

-Wales were competitive.

-They stayed with New Zealand.

-The All Blacks are now talking about

-a game for 23 players not 15.

-That was the difference.

-The final score in Wellington

-is New Zealand 36-22 Wales.

-The All Blacks' successful run

-against Wales continues.

-With only one test match to come

-in Dunedin next Saturday...

-..that victory means

-New Zealand win the series.

-After the break, we'll hear from

-Jamie Robinson and Robert Jones.

-See you in two minutes.

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-The try must come. So easy.

-Jonathan Davies. Patchell.

-The long pass. Alun Wyn Jones.

-Wales score

-right at the end of the half.

-Ben Smith scores.

-That's the danger for Wales.

-A fifth try for the All Blacks.

-Wales are being dismantled.

-Jonathan Davies.

-Another try for Wales.

-They won't give up.

-Welcome back.

-New Zealand 36-22 Wales.

-That was the final score

-of the second test match.

-Here's the Wellington reaction.

-We knew it would be

-up a level from last week.

-New Zealand have been

-in camp for another week.

-Our tour is a week older too.

-It did go up a level but we were

-in it for most of the game again.

-A bad period in the second half

-has cost us.

-The margin doesn't really matter

-because we are here to win.

-The same applies to next week.

-We have to turn up, put in a shift

-and get ready for Dunedin.

-We have to eradicate the errors.

-They finished strongly last week

-and we did that this week.

-We just need

-an 80 minute performance.

-If we can perform

-for 80 minutes...

-..we are more than good enough

-to get a result out here.

-Let's hear from Rob and Jamie.

-People were predicting that New

-Zealand would improve for this game.

-Wales had to improve on Tuesday.

-It all came to pass.

-We all knew New Zealand

-would improve on last week.

-Wales had to improve too.

-Both sides did that.

-Wales were certainly better

-for the first 50 minutes...

-..but the All Blacks took it on

-for the whole game.

-They had an awesome

-20-minute spell.

-They showed why

-they are world champions.

-There was a crucial

-spell of play in the second half.

-New Zealand went up several gears

-and scored four tries.

-That was the turning point.

-We were expecting the assault to

-come in the final 20 minutes.

-They launched it

-earlier this morning.

-They changed gear at 50 minutes.

-For 15 minutes,

-Wales couldn't cope with them.

-We'll take a closer look at that

-part of the game in a minute.

-The bare statistics

-make for good reading for Wales.

-58% of the possession and territory.

-They've never managed that before

-against the All Blacks.

-There were signs also that Wales

-wanted to spread the ball.

-They are trying

-to change their style.

-That's crucial

-against the best teams.

-It's good to see the ball

-being spun wide to the wings.

-That's obviously

-the way they want to play now.

-They showed it in last week's test

-and in the first half today.

-Get it out quickly

-and you'll find space.

-They played very well.

-The desire to spin it

-is clear in the first try.

-I liked the fact that Roberts

-didn't take this pass.

-Biggar passes it

-beyond Roberts to Davies.

-Davies runs a nice angle and the

-next option is to go wide instantly.

-Wales are patient here

-but they also retain the pace.

-It's a great pass by Jon Davies

-to set up the try...

-..which was similar to

-Faletau's try in the first test.

-Wales appear to have adopted a

-new pattern and style of play now.

-It's looking considerably different

-to the Warrenball we've got used to.

-Looking back to

-the first game at Twickenham...

-..would you say that

-our execution is improving...

-..because this change of style

-can take time to bed down.

-It does take time to get

-these patterns working properly.

-But over the two last tests

-you can see that we are improving...

-..in playing this

-new pattern and style.

-Everyone has worked out how

-to defend against Warrenball.

-The change has been made...

-..and we've shown that

-the new style has potential.

-If Wales are going

-to play an open game now...

-..they have to look at

-their training patterns too.

-There's was a lot of gym work

-going on to prepare...

-..for that physical,

-negative style we had.

-If they want to swap

-to running rugby...

-..they'll need a different

-physicality...

-..to cope for

-the whole 80 minutes.

-They're only able to cope

-for 50 to 60 minutes right now.

-Unfortunately, New Zealand

-are already at that level.

-There is hope for the future.

-That hope is the thing

-that kills us every time.

-Let's take a look at

-the crucial period of the game.

-It came just after Warburton

-had intercepted the ball.

-It had been in play for several

-minutes before the interception.

-Even had Faletau caught this pass I

-don't think he'd have made the line.

-We actually regain possession

-but lose the line-out.

-A lot of our boys

-looked very tired.

-New Zealand seem to sense

-when their opponents are tiring.

-Beauden Barrett takes it deep and

-Roberts hardly ever misses a tackle.

-Hallam Amos also had

-a chance to make a tackle.

-The speed they go from defence

-to attack is incredible.

-Beauden Barrett

-is a very special player.

-They always seem

-to take their chances.

-They scored three tries

-in eight minutes.

-That's how you win games.

-That try came from

-Wales losing a line-out.

-That also happened

-in the first test.

-They lost several line-outs

-from attacking positions.

-New Zealand

-seemed to target our line-out.

-Whitelock, Retallick and Read

-all took us on.

-They know what we want to do

-and where the ball is going.

-It is one of our problems.

-It should be our chance to control

-the direction of the game.

-Losing it in these positions

-is criminal.

-You have to score points

-in the New Zealand red zone.

-You have come away with points

-every time.

-Wales came away with nothing

-too often.

-New Zealand on the other hand

-scored in the Wales red zone.

-They actually managed to score

-two tries directly from scrums.

-Wales were hoping to target

-the New Zealand scrum.

-It held up well and

-Read gets a lovely pass away.

-Wales could have closed him down.

-Beauden Barrett had a great game.

-Kieran Read

-is central to their game.

-Two chances, two tries.

-They do the simple stuff correctly.

-I thought Kieran Read

-went the wrong way here.

-He gets the ball away whilst

-drawing in two Welsh defenders.

-Aaron Smith has space to pass.

-Rhys Webb does the right thing here.

-Read just has the skills

-to get himself out of trouble.

-You've called Beauden Barrett

-a special player.

-He's a thorn in Wales' side.

-He made a huge impression

-when he replaced Aaron Cruden.

-He was the man of the match,

-especially the second half.

-He can do everything.

-Carter has retired, Cruden starts

-and this guy comes off the bench.

-He's quick, strong and very skilful.

-He goes outside Jamie Roberts and

-has the power to get over the line.

-He has everything.

-It's amazing to have

-someone like that on the bench.

-He doesn't get as many starts

-as you'd expect mainly because...

-..his consistency at goal-kicking

-isn't up to all his other skills.

-Aaron Cruden is better at that.

-All the other skills

-like pace and power he has.

-He has the pace of a winger.

-Enough pace to terrify defences.

-Wales had one very special positive.

-Liam Williams' contributions.

-He made an impression in the first

-test and underlined that today.

-He's our star player. There's

-nothing he can't do right now.

-He's so strong and brave and always

-ready to challenge the defence.

-Here he is with his eye on the ball,

-fearlessly challenging.

-He has no right to claim this ball

-but somehow he does.

-He's done this for Wales

-for a couple of years now.

-He's our attacking lightning rod...

-..whether he's playing

-as a winger or a fullback.

-He was on the wing today but Gatland

-seems to give him a free role.

-He wants him out there as a free

-spirit creating things from nothing.

-He scored a try today...

-..and he is the star of the tour

-for Wales so far.

-There is one test left at Dunedin.

-The series has now been lost but...

-..there are positive features to be

-drawn from both the defeats so far.

-There are a lot of positives.

-Our defence is still pretty good.

-New Zealand always manage to

-create chances whoever they play.

-We are also trying to develop

-a new game plan.

-I hope we persist with this style...

-..which is a more natural style

-for Welsh players...

-..then we have a chance

-in the final test...

-..but more importantly

-it'll stand us in good stead...

-..for the coming season

-and the next world cup.

-One more big effort.

-Only players who have experienced it

-will know how tired these boys are.

-It's going to be tough...

-..but we need better individual

-and collective performances.

-Thank you for your company

-and your thoughts.

-There's more rugby to come on S4C.

-On Monday, Wales U20s take

-on New Zealand U20s in the...

-..fifth to eighth place semi-final

-match in the Junior World Cup.

-Next Saturday at 9.00pm

-highlights of the last test...

-..between Wales and New Zealand

-from Dunedin.

-That's all for tonight.

-From us three,

-thanks for viewing and goodnight.

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