Rygbi: Seland Newydd v Cymru Rygbi

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-Good evening.

-As we begin a new era

-in the history of our nation...

-..it was the end of the season

-for the national rugby team.

-New Zealand had already won

-the test series...

-..but this morning,

-there was one final chance...

-..to snatch an historic win

-against the All Blacks.

-Obviously I'm disappointed

-by the results...

-..but generally, the performances

-have been encouraging.

-There has been a lack of accuracy,

-but we have one more chance.

-We have to go for it.

-When you play against the best teams

-in the world...

-..especially the All Blacks...

-..you have to try new things,

-be confident...

-..and play the game you're in

-as it unfolds.

-We're trying to bring

-more variety into our game...

-..to move our game forward.

-We need to be at our best...

-..especially in

-the opening 30 minutes...

-..when they try to run us

-off our feet.

-That's been reflected

-in our preparations this week.

-We've tried to keep

-a balance between...

-..the amount of work we've done to

-ensure we're thoroughly prepared...

-..and to maintain the players'

-energy levels for the task ahead.

-We don't want to be content

-just to be competitive.

-We've travelled to the other side

-of the world to try and win.

-There's one chance remaining.

-By making small improvements

-to our game...

-..we hope we can win on Saturday.

-According to Robin McBryde,

-Wales have prepared thoroughly.

-Gwyn Jones and Jamie Robinson

-are also thoroughly prepared...

-..and are ready to share

-their thoughts with us later.

-First, let's see the highlights.

-Our commentary team

-for the third test in Dunedin...

-..is Dafydd Jones

-and Gareth Rhys Owen.

-One final chance for Sam Warburton.

-They've shown flashes of brilliance.

-Can they fire on all cylinders

-for 80 minutes tonight?

-Warren Gatland hasn't rung

-the changes very much.

-There are just two changes.

-In the front row, Tom Francis

-and Rob Evans are brought in.

-There are no changes

-behind the scrum.

-Roberts and Davies hope to use their

-solid partnership to advantage...

-..against the All Blacks'

-new pairing.

-Dunedin welcomes the All Blacks.

-This stadium has traditionally been

-a challenging venue for teams...

-..but the Forsyth Barr Stadium

-is now under cover.

-The All Blacks have won the series

-and make five changes...

-..two amongst the forwards...

-..with Faumuina in at prop and a

-first cap for flanker Elliot Dixon.

-There are three changes

-in the backs.

-Beauden Barrett

-starts against Wales.

-George Moala is included

-in the centre...

-..and on the wing,

-the dangerous Julian Savea.

-There are seven new players

-on the bench for the All Blacks.

-The referee

-is Jerome Garces from France.

-His linesmen

-are Jaco Peyper and Andrew Lees.

-What will happen?

-Will it be a renaissance

-or deja vu in Dunedin?

-It's the end of the season

-for Wales.

-Can they make history?

-Another accurate kick

-from Dan Biggar.

-That's an early mistake from Savea.

-That wasn't the best start from him.

-It was a big kick from Dan Biggar...

-..but those two

-didn't communicate well.

-This is where Wales have had

-difficulties - at the line-out.

-Sam Cane has slowed it down already.

-Cane has been penalized.

-There's no need to worry

-about the wind.

-The roof

-makes the kicking much easier.

-Wales strike first.

-This is Smith.

-Barrett.

-It's Wales' turn to be penalized.

-Smith.

-Moala on the ground.

-It didn't go forward.

-This is working

-in the All Blacks' favour.

-New Zealand's patience

-is being rewarded.

-This is Crotty.

-Who wants it? The cross-field kick.

-Liam Williams did well.

-We're going back for the penalty?

-There's nothing complicated here.

-Everyone's available.

-It's a chance for a kick...

-..but fair play to Liam Williams,

-on the spot.

-This is Beauden Barrett's 39th cap.

-The kick is good.

-New Zealand are back on level terms.

-Read.

-Faletau did really well there.

-He ran into Dane Coles.

-He was trying to field that ball.

-They were under pressure

-but Dane Coles was there.

-Biggar had a 100% kicking record

-in the second test.

-It's 100% here so far.

-His 100% record continues.

-Wales are back in the lead 3-6.

-Ken Owens runs into a wall of black.

-He's rolling on the ground.

-Webb.

-That was good from Dagg.

-The pass to Barrett.

-This is where they're dangerous.

-It's an outside half against a prop.

-This is Smith.

-Ben Smith goes past Patchell.

-Ben Smith is within a metre.

-Somehow Wales keep him away

-from the try line.

-The try has to come.

-It looks inevitable.

-There are bodies everywhere.

-Patchell is lying over the ball.

-New Zealand get the scrum.

-Wales managed to escape somehow.

-Barrett wanted the ball early.

-Rob Evans

-measured the pass perfectly.

-Smith has a great turn of speed.

-Biggar and Patchell worked hard

-to get back and prevent the try.

-They are such a dangerous team.

-Tom Francis

-has already been in trouble.

-That's better from Wales.

-Read to Smith.

-Smith did well to collect the ball.

-Jamie Roberts

-was pulled into the tackle.

-Whitelock.

-Charteris is there on the ground.

-He rolls away.

-He gets it to the blind side.

-That offload could go

-in the All Blacks' favour.

-On the far end, Ben Smith.

-Did he get there?

-They're celebrating

-and they look confident.

-Has Smith done something miraculous?

-The assistant referee

-was closer than anyone else.

-It all happened so fast.

-Amos came across.

-His legs were up.

-His knee is down there.

-Ooh! It's a try.

-Or is his knee down?

-It's touch and go.

-We're very close but...

-Watch his left knee.

-Yes. Yes.

-Oh! That was close.

-He deserves the try

-for the skills displayed.

-Hallam Amos, fair play, has done

-fantastically well to come across.

-It all happened so quickly.

-I think that's a try.

-Rhys Webb doesn't agree

-but Smith is awarded the try.

-New Zealand take the lead.

-Retallick.

-Barrett.

-If they can't run, they kick.

-Patchell.

-Who wants it?

-Dagg. That's who.

-He offloads.

-Now it's gone to Crotty.

-Wales should be thankful

-that he went for the kick.

-Dane Coles.

-Warburton is offside.

-He'll be penalized.

-New Zealand know

-there's an advantage here.

-Moala is through.

-He has the support he needs.

-Read. That's a crucial tackle.

-Biggar is back. He's under pressure.

-Charteris.

-We're going back.

-An offside offence against Wales.

-Barrett.

-No error, and New Zealand

-have now scored 1,000 points...

-..against Wales in all competitions.

-The score is 11-6.

-Dixon tries to slow things down.

-The ball is slow enough as it is.

-Charteris.

-Wales are going nowhere.

-Webb decides to kick.

-Dagg has plenty of time.

-Dagg to Ben Smith.

-Ben Smith is quite a player!

-He could see that Dagg

-was there in support.

-Will the bounce go in his favour?

-Yes! Brilliant from the All Blacks.

-Cane back to Smith.

-A chance on the far side.

-What a try, if it's allowed.

-Scored by Moala.

-He's not sure

-if he grounded the ball.

-But the move

-definitely deserved a try.

-The speed was amazing,

-and there was good handling.

-But I think it might be short.

-I don't think it's a try.

-We need to see it again.

-Has Liam Williams

-managed to prevent another try?

-Did Moala go over?

-Liam Williams. Did he stop it?

-It's short there. Where's the ball?

-I'm not sure.

-Liam Williams. Wow! He stopped

-the try from being scored.

-George Ayoub has made one decision

-in the All Blacks' favour.

-Now, he's made one in Wales' favour.

-We have to praise Liam Williams.

-Good hands by Moala again.

-He's quite a player.

-Not many players in the world

-could do what Liam Williams did.

-We know where this one is going.

-It's a high ball.

-Don't forget we're indoors

-so there's no wind here in Dunedin.

-Jamie Roberts, Rhys Webb.

-Dane Coles tackles him.

-Cane wants to come through.

-Biggar was sitting back

-like a quarter-back.

-The only person he finds is Dagg.

-Dagg has been so dangerous.

-He dances past Patchell.

-Now Aaron Smith looks for the pass.

-He misses out three, four men.

-Retallick

-displays good basketball skills.

-Savea. Now it's Dane Coles against

-Scott Williams, who's come on.

-He's on for Liam Williams right now.

-Smith.

-Barrett. Look at the width of play

-on New Zealand's side.

-Dagg. There's a queue of players

-lining up. Crotty.

-Back to Dagg, who's within a metre.

-On the blind side.

-It's another try for New Zealand.

-Fantastic from the All Blacks.

-Wales were penalized for one kick.

-Wow, what a try.

-This style of play is the reason

-why they're the best in the world.

-Israel Dagg is so fast.

-Is Patchell fast enough? Who knows.

-Aaron Smith was there as well.

-Look at that pass.

-Retallick with that pass

-over the top.

-Dane Coles kept the ball in play.

-They spread the ball out so well.

-Fantastic hands there.

-The backs and forwards

-combine so well.

-Moala has had quite a game.

-A brilliant try.

-Wales have been in this position

-on more than one occasion.

-It hasn't worked.

-Now the line has worked but look at

-the counter-drive from New Zealand.

-They've reorganized.

-Luke Charteris breaks free.

-Ken Owens is there in support.

-It's slow ball.

-Moody on the ground.

-Once again, Ken Owens works hard.

-Dixon tries to steal the ball.

-When Wales try to do something

-like this, they slow the ball down.

-But New Zealand manage to do it

-with tempo.

-The black blanket remains.

-Webb wants to organize his forwards.

-He doesn't want the ball. Ken Owens.

-Advantage is being played.

-They are a metre short.

-Wales really need a try here.

-Faletau waits.

-If anyone can create something,

-it has to be Faletau.

-He might have scored.

-No. He's in the ruck.

-He cannot play the ball like this.

-He's not on his feet.

-The rolling maul has worked

-for Wales on this tour.

-Charteris was very patient there

-before breaking away.

-They have a chance

-to speed things up here.

-They make it hard by standing

-and waiting for the ball.

-Retallick

-had his hands on the ball there.

-I remember Rhys Webb scoring a try

-from exactly the same position...

-..against England.

-He's got the ball again. He looks

-for Liam Williams who slips.

-Savea waits for him.

-The momentum has disappeared

-straight away.

-Faletau. Warburton.

-Charteris.

-Webb.

-Jamie Roberts

-with the crash ball run.

-He's within a metre.

-Once again, the ball has slowed

-just half a second.

-Rob Evans.

-The last phase of the first half.

-They've stopped him.

-Warburton.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-It's gone forward.

-This is a chance for the All Blacks

-to counter-attack.

-The hooter has sounded.

-That means it's the last move.

-The All Blacks want more.

-They're going again.

-But they won't go all the way.

-Moala. Moala. Off he goes!

-Savea doesn't get there.

-If you want to emphasize the danger

-to Wales, it's that combination.

-At half-time, Wales are behind.

-Join us after the break.

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-Welcome back. There are 40 minutes

-left of the Welsh season.

-A very long season that started

-with a World Cup campaign.

-Can they finish on the

-sweetest possible note of them all?

-They have a mountain to climb.

-Time after time on this trip,

-there have been chances squandered.

-Wales have been competitive.

-Dan Biggar and his teammates have

-asked a few searching questions.

-Faletau.

-Alun Wyn Jones and Charteris.

-He's had ball in hand

-on quite a few occasions.

-That's too far. Savea was a little

-uncertain in the first half.

-The offload and Dagg is away.

-Dixon with the pass.

-He tried to offload

-as Jamie Roberts tackles Barrett.

-Advantage is being played.

-Crotty.

-Smith, Savea and Moala.

-He was a terror in the first half.

-Ben Smith.

-Aaron Smith.

-Wales have been under pressure

-from the start of this half.

-Webb is down as Aaron Smith

-dummies and makes the break.

-Back to Crotty.

-Wales have regained possession

-superbly. It was Warburton.

-Maybe Liam Williams again.

-That's another minor miracle

-from Liam Williams.

-Brilliant play.

-Wales try to counter.

-It was a forward pass.

-Yes, it is forward.

-At the end of the first half, Wales

-were in this position a few times.

-They couldn't cross the line.

-Here's the stark comparison.

-Barrett gets the ball

-for the first phase and scores.

-Poor Dan Biggar.

-He beats him so easily.

-Barrett is quite a player.

-He's the complete article.

-Dan Biggar is finding it tough

-to keep up with him.

-Barrett converts his own try.

-It's 25 points to 6.

-Biggar.

-Whitelock waits for it.

-Retallick. Dagg.

-That's a poor kick, for once.

-The All Blacks

-are occasionally human after all.

-Patchell runs into Retallick.

-Down you go, he says.

-Wales are lucky to get the penalty.

-That's Cane's fifth infringement.

-Discipline has finally deserted him.

-He's so determined to slow down the

-opposition ball like a good flanker.

-That's Cane's fourth or fifth

-infringement and you can't do that.

-He'll spend ten in the sinbin.

-This is Wales' last real chance.

-They have a man extra

-and the subs are on the field.

-Can they take advantage?

-They need at least one try.

-Ken Owens dances past Retallick.

-Great play by Owens.

-Samson Lee gets his first touch.

-He's replaced Tomas Francis

-who has struggled.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-Once again there's no momentum

-or pace to Wales' play.

-The New Zealand defence

-can stand still and tackle.

-Jamie Roberts returns to the

-partially effective old tactic.

-Jonathan Davies is being

-lined up by this defence.

-Samson Lee, Biggar.

-Moriarty runs into the black wall.

-Roberts.

-Webb, Jarvis.

-That's better. Liam Williams

-nearly got around Savea.

-Over the touchline. Easy-peasy

-for the All Black defence.

-Coles to Read.

-The All Blacks

-are back up to fifteen men.

-Sopoaga is one of many New Zealand

-substitutes on the pitch.

-Sopoaga to Barrett.

-He's a constant thorn

-in Wales' side.

-Beauden Barrett is quite a player.

-Kieran Read with the pass

-but Barrett has so much pace.

-Dan Biggar misses the tackle

-on Barrett for the second time.

-Biggar works really hard

-to get to Barrett...

-..but then slips off the

-tackle at the crucial moment.

-Barrett converts his own try

-for a second time.

-New Zealand 32-6 Wales.

-Gareth Davies, Taulupe Faletau.

-That's a rare sight,

-a mistake by Faletau.

-Now they lose it too.

-Priestland to Patchell.

-He has to crab across field.

-Gareth Davies, Scott Baldwin.

-Back to Priestland.

-Scott Williams takes on a prop.

-Retallick and Cane compete for it.

-Baldwin, Priestland

-and Ball were there.

-Moriarty had it

-but Wales have lost it again.

-Barrett takes on the forwards.

-Squire on the angle

-and back to Barrett.

-He changes his mind and keeps it.

-Squire is playing

-his first game for New Zealand.

-There he is earning that first cap.

-Aaron Smith is running the show.

-Sopoaga brings in Coles

-on the angle.

-This is becoming

-a long tour for Wales.

-Squire is having quite a debut.

-He's a great ball-carrier.

-..for the man

-coming on a perfect angle.

-The conversion flies over and

-the All Blacks are in full control.

-They are up to 39 points.

-Warburton.

-Jonathan Davies. This is a chance.

-Davies to Moriarty.

-He never shirks a tackle.

-Gareth Davies has no control

-as Naholo tackles him.

-Jonathan Davies back to Jake Ball.

-Jake Ball. Warren Gatland wanted

-this kind of play from the subs.

-Jarvis is the next to step up.

-He's going to Clermont this summer.

-They've turned it over.

-They have to be careful.

-We know what New Zealand want to do.

-Here they go.

-Israel Dagg beats Jonathan Davies.

-He has support

-but he wants to go himself.

-Selfishness from an All Black

-for once.

-You get away with it

-when you've scored 36 points.

-Liam Williams is at fullback

-keeping the communications alive.

-Dagg has pure pace

-but what a tackle.

-We're into the final ten minutes.

-The final ten minutes of the season.

-Where will that land?

-It goes forward anyway.

-No. Sopoaga, through his legs.

-An All Black player

-knocks the ball on.

-It's the last minute of play.

-What skills

-will the All Blacks display?

-What are they going to show us?

-Barrett.

-He loves playing against the Welsh.

-Ellis Jenkins

-has his hands on the ball.

-He's released.

-Crockett to Read.

-Smith. It's an interception!

-Liam Williams

-had read that move perfectly.

-Naholo gets it.

-What has Wales learnt on this tour,

-Dafydd?

-You need to be accurate,

-you have to secure possession.

-You have to hold onto the ball.

-No loose kicking because Israel

-Dagg and Ben Smith take advantage.

-Savea has been quiet.

-But they have the ability

-to create problems for any defence.

-They can pick up the tempo. We need

-more players like Liam Williams.

-He fights for everything.

-It's a real challenge for Wales.

-They've contributed and

-they've created their own problems.

-But they've played

-for the full 80 minutes.

-That's always the aim.

-It's been a competitive,

-defensive second half for Wales.

-Can they finish with a try?

-If there's one man who can create,

-it has to be Taulupe Faletau.

-He's on the back foot.

-It's a penalty to Wales.

-There's no time for a lineout

-so they'll run.

-Sixteen, black. Leave it.

-Sixteen, red. Leave it.

-Off we go. The final phase of play.

-The final chance.

-Scott Williams.

-Gareth Davies, Hal Amos.

-The All Blacks try to guide Amos

-towards touch.

-Scott Baldwin.

-Sam Cane competes on the ground.

-He releases the ball.

-It's the end of the road for Wales.

-It's been a long season. This is

-Wales' 19th international this year.

-If you consider that they went

-to Qatar and Switzerland...

-..to prepare for the World Cup...

-..many of these players have played

-for two years without a break.

-They look tired now.

-They'll be looking forward

-to a holiday and a break now.

-They'll want to enjoy

-a time without rugby.

-Without pressure.

-Without the challenge

-of the All Blacks.

-Jake Ball endeavours

-to finish on a high note.

-Wales are not giving up.

-They keep trying to create

-in the 22.

-Faletau goes through the middle.

-The All Blacks

-have stolen possession.

-They'll counter-attack.

-Israel Dagg. Ben Smith is with him.

-Does he even need Smith?!

-Liam Williams, as usual,

-tries to chase.

-But once again, Wales are punished.

-New Zealand are head and shoulders

-better than Wales.

-Head and shoulders better than

-any other team in the rugby world.

-Wales persevered

-until the very last minute.

-Cane wins it then the blind-side

-run. No-one at home for Wales.

-Liam Williams tried to get across

-but Dagg was too fast.

-He's been the star tonight.

-This is the last contribution.

-They add the conversion.

-It was one game too many for Wales.

-Or maybe one tour too many.

-They've lost four out of four

-in New Zealand.

-They conceded 46 points

-in this last game.

-The final score

-is New Zealand 46-6 Wales.

-The All Blacks show once again...

-..why they are the best team

-in the world.

-It seems that Wales will

-have to wait for a while yet...

-..before winning in New Zealand.

-After the break,

-we'll hear from Gwyn and Jamie.

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-Another try for New Zealand!

-The All Blacks are exceptional.

-Barrett gets the ball.

-First phase. Try.

-Oh dear.

-Barrett. He's a constant thorn

-in Wales' side.

-It's a long tour for Wales now.

-New Zealand are head and shoulders

-better than Wales.

-Wales' tour to New Zealand

-has come to a disappointing end.

-New Zealand won the third test match

-this morning by 46 points to 6.

-Here's the reaction.

-At the end of the first half,

-we had them under the cosh.

-If we'd scored, I wouldn't say

-the game would have changed...

-..but there would have been

-a bit of a momentum swing.

-They're an excellent team but

-we can learn a lot from this tour.

-We're just so disappointed.

-We trained well all week.

-We improved on our mistakes

-from Wellington.

-The line and the scrum improved.

-Unfortunately, the positives of the

-first two tests let us down tonight.

-The defence and the kick chase

-were lacking.

-They play a fast game but that's how

-they put teams under pressure.

-We must learn how to play at our own

-tempo and at our own intensity.

-As I said,

-it's an important lesson to learn.

-To be fair, they spotted

-our weaknesses...

-..and we were beaten

-by a much better team than us.

-If Welsh rugby as a whole improves

-as a result of this...

-..in two or three years, we may

-consider this tour to be successful.

-That was the reaction

-from New Zealand.

-Let's hear the reaction

-from our studio.

-Gwyn, at the beginning of the tour,

-there was hope...

-..that Wales could win at least

-one test match on this tour.

-That didn't happen.

-The first match

-was the best opportunity to win.

-It was always going to be difficult

-after that.

-Wales seemed tired to me today.

-It's been a long season and

-it's been a very difficult tour.

-They were waiting

-for the last whistle...

-..so they could get the plane home!

-I got that feeling

-throughout the second half.

-The All Blacks were poor

-and very messy.

-Their handling was careless.

-They were practically experimenting.

-They made 12 changes

-from the team they had.

-Wales didn't have anything to offer

-in attack.

-They didn't come close to scoring.

-We only had two kicks really.

-It was a disappointing performance

-in the context of the tour.

-That's what's sad

-about the last match, Jamie.

-There was promise

-in the first two test matches...

-..but we didn't see any of that

-in today's match.

-No, it was one game too many for the

-squad. It's been a very long year.

-It's nearly 12 months since they

-started preparing for the World Cup.

-You can never question

-the heart of the Welsh boys...

-..but even with 12 changes, New

-Zealand went into a different gear.

-They raised the tempo

-and Wales just couldn't cope.

-Many people would admire the way

-the All Blacks play...

-..because they play

-with their heads up...

-..and by targeting some individuals

-in attack.

-Certainly. They play

-what is in front of them.

-The backs in particular

-are good at spotting...

-..a front rower up against them.

-They target that person.

-We saw that a few times.

-Barrett against Rob Evans.

-It's not a competition.

-He releases Smith on the outside.

-That happens often during the game.

-Patchell did well to come back

-to stop that situation.

-Moala was prominent,

-especially in the first half.

-He got through Ken Owens

-and Tom Francis.

-This happens so often.

-It's difficult to find a gap

-against another back.

-The mismatch makes it easier.

-Smith against Owens here, who was

-brilliant in defence generally...

-..but couldn't do anything

-in this scenario.

-We have to remember

-that the All Blacks...

-..also have a tight head prop

-and a loose head prop.

-Charlie Faumuina

-is not the most fleet-footed.

-We have players.

-It's in the mentality of Jamie

-Roberts and Jonathan Davies...

-..to go into the tackle

-rather than try to beat them.

-People who have tried to do that

-during the tour have succeeded.

-We need to learn that lesson.

-As well as the ability to target

-individuals in attack...

-..the level of skills displayed

-by the All Blacks is very high.

-It's different at times to the

-level of skill displayed by Wales.

-Not just Wales,

-but everyone in the world!

-Their game is based

-on the standard of handling.

-It wasn't always like that.

-Here is Beauden Barrett

-beating his man.

-He does a little sidestep

-practically before the ball arrives.

-He goes outside Hallam Amos.

-He's so fast on open ground

-holding the ball in one hand.

-He's so comfortable

-and makes the right decisions.

-They have time. You can see them

-looking up and reading play.

-Lovely hands and a nice angle

-there from Dane Coles...

-..who plays like a centre

-outside the scrum and the line.

-Here, Wales try to counter-attack

-from deep...

-..but they don't set it up quite

-right and Charteris makes a mistake.

-I'm not picking on Charteris.

-He's just an example

-of our lack of skills...

-..compared with someone

-like Retallick.

-It's not down to chance that

-they have 15 players who can do it.

-It's part of their culture.

-That's how they're brought up.

-That's how the coaches

-encourage them to play.

-They encourage them

-to display their talents.

-I don't think our players

-get the same encouragement...

-..to handle the ball and run with it

-and if you make a mistake, so be it.

-I feel the coaching team

-tends to blame the players.

-They have done that when things go

-badly, rather than encourage them.

-We'll talk about the coaches later.

-But in terms of tactics, Jamie,

-when Dan Biggar and a few others...

-..kicked the ball away, the ball

-usually went to the All Blacks...

-..who counter-attacked immediately.

-I wasn't quite sure

-of the tactics in this game.

-In the first two tests, Wales showed

-that they wanted to run the ball.

-But this morning,

-we saw a lot of kicking.

-It was poor kicking at that.

-If they are going to kick, the ball

-needs to go over the line...

-..or it needs to be competed for.

-Rhys Webb there kicked into the box

-in his own half.

-We don't want to see that. That's

-where they should be attacking.

-Moriarty with a little kick,

-returning the ball to New Zealand.

-We know how dangerous they are

-in counter-attack.

-Jonathan Davies

-with a long kick downfield.

-You either need to find touch

-or kick and compete for it.

-We gave them the ball

-too many times...

-..despite their ability

-to counter-attack.

-There's another thing

-I don't understand.

-The long kick downfield. It's one

-of the tactics under Gatland.

-Today, at one point, they had

-Ben Smith, Beauden Barrett...

-..Israel Dagg and Savea

-standing back waiting for it.

-They can stay back because they know

-Wales will give them the long kick.

-Even though they're in the 22,

-and Wales are playing one phase...

-..Wales will not attack...

-..and New Zealand can leave

-those four players at the back.

-It's no wonder there's nowhere

-to kick to! But we still kick.

-We made Israel Dagg

-look like the best player ever.

-We played into their hands.

-Towards the end of the first half,

-the score was quite close.

-Wales created a few opportunities

-in the New Zealand 22.

-The same was true at the end

-of the first half in the first test.

-They failed to break through.

-But when the All Blacks had

-the opportunity, they succeeded.

-Yes, but go back further.

-We did the same against Australia

-in the World Cup.

-We keep everything too tight.

-They all gather around the ball.

-Usually, one forward picks the ball

-up. It was Rhys Webb today.

-But time and again,

-no-one even tries to pass.

-When we do try to pass,

-we make mistakes.

-We're not used to putting ourselves

-under pressure five metres out.

-Compare this with New Zealand's

-first opportunity in the match.

-It was a scrum five.

-The forwards did take it on a few

-times, but there's always a pass.

-It's moved a bit away from

-the strength of the defence.

-They have one chance

-to go to the blind side.

-Even when the ball is dropped,

-they are awake enough to save it.

-They're quick to react

-with the pass out to Smith.

-An inch is all you need to score

-a try. That's all it took.

-It's difficult to score

-with power alone these days.

-Teams are so good

-at defending their line.

-You need something extra.

-That's what the All Blacks have.

-They try power and if that doesn't

-work, they have other options.

-The tour is over,

-Wales are coming home.

-There'll be time to reflect on

-what has happened in the series.

-Gwyn, what positive elements

-have emerged from this tour?

-The most important thing for me

-is that..

-..Warren Gatland has finally

-realized the philosophy must change.

-Although that philosophy

-has brought great success...

-..over the past eight years,

-this style no longer works.

-They must switch to the modern game.

-We've seen players with the skills

-to adapt to that game.

-We've seen Moriarty come through.

-He's one of the fringe players that

-impressed me, playing at number six.

-He carried the ball really well.

-Ken Owens also stood out for me

-in the series.

-It was good to see Ken

-on from the start.

-He's such a great attacking option.

-He's a powerful ball-carrier.

-It was good to see

-George North at his best.

-We saw flashes

-during the Six Nations...

-..but he was amazing

-in the first test.

-Once again, Faletau was everywhere.

-He is Mr Consistent.

-He's so good every week. He was even

-good in the game against the Chiefs.

-For me

-the star of the tour was Liam.

-He showed such ability to

-counter-attack in open play.

-He was comfortable beating

-his man. He defended well.

-There'll be plenty of discussion

-about where he should play.

-I'd like to see him as fullback.

-His natural skill will shine

-through against talented opposition.

-For me, they are the small group

-who can play the modern game.

-The question is,

-where will Sam Warburton be?

-He was very quiet

-during the last three games.

-Where does he fit in as opposed to

-Tipuric, another player...

-..that would be comfortable

-in a fast open game?

-You mentioned that Warren Gatland

-had accepted...

-..the need to change

-their style of play.

-Perseverance is required,

-as you suggested.

-He's also sticking

-with his coaching staff.

-It has been announced that

-Robin McBryde and Robert Howley...

-..will remain in post

-until the 2019 World Cup.

-Some people feel there should be new

-faces amongst the coaching staff.

-Where do you stand?

-It's hard to change a system

-without bringing in a new voice.

-You don't need

-to get rid of everyone...

-..but it would be good

-to have someone new.

-They've been a very tight team

-over the past eight years.

-That is a strength

-but someone should come in...

-..and challenge

-the squad in new ways.

-A new voice could take the

-coaching in a new direction.

-I'd welcome seeing a new coach

-joining the management team.

-Would you like to see someone new?

-I agree with Gwyn.

-It's not just about

-Howley and McBryde.

-Rob Howley worked under Gatland

-at Wasps.

-He likes the way Gatland

-wants the team to play.

-He doesn't know

-any other style of coaching.

-I'd like to see someone new come in.

-Howley and McBryde

-have done really well...

-..but a new face could give

-them a boost and some inspiration.

-Jamie, Gwyn, thank you

-for sharing your thoughts.

-Don't forget

-there's more rugby to come on S4C.

-After the break

-there are highlights...

-..of the U20 Junior World Rugby

-Championship final...

-..between England and Ireland...

-..and the seventh place play-off

-between Wales and Scotland.

-The tour of New Zealand

-has come to an end.

-Sadly, Wales return home

-empty-handed.

-Thank you for watching.

-Goodnight.

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