Wales recorded their first win over New Zealand since 1953 in a stunning upset at the Principality Stadium, clinging on amid furious pressure in the second half to seal a memorable 35-28 victory.

Tomos Williams and Dewy Lake put the home side 14-0 up inside the first six minutes before Cortez Ratima replied for the All Blacks. Archie Griffin restored the 14-point advantage but Wallace Sititi and, on the stroke of half-time, Fehi Fineanganofo sent the teams in level 21-21 at the break.

Wales sprung out of the blocks at the start of the second half, with Eddie James and Louis Rees-Zammit both touching down. Peter Lakai followed suit again for the All Blacks with 27 minutes still to play.

Wales's defence remained resolute, however, repelling attack after attack to record their first win over New Zealand in 73 years.

Michael Aylwin's full report will follow shortly.