Wales ended a 34-match losing streak against New Zealand with a historic 35-28 victory in Cardiff, sparking emotional celebrations from players and fans alike.
A crowd of 55,152 witnessed the win, which came after 34 straight defeats to the All Blacks and marked the first time Wales had beaten New Zealand in 73 years. The result was described by supporters as breaking a curse, with the stadium erupting as the final whistle sounded.
Emotional scenes on the pitch
Players were overcome with emotion, tears flowed and supporters celebrated wildly as the magnitude of the achievement sank in. Tries from Tomos Williams, Dewi Lake, Archie Griffin, Eddie James and Louis Rees-Zammit helped seal the result, described as arguably the most famous victory in the nation's 145-year test match history.
Dewi Lake captained Wales to victory and was seen hugging his emotional father after the match. Louis Rees-Zammit also shared moments with his family following the game, while Dan Edwards, Sam Costelow, Dafydd Jenkins and Teddy Thomas were among those celebrating on the final whistle.
Celebrations across Cardiff
Cardiff was bouncing as celebrations spilled from the stands and onto the streets. Supporters were pictured in complete and utter bewilderment and joy as they watched Steve Tandy's side take on the All Blacks, with unbridled joy on display as fans witnessed Wales beat New Zealand for the first time in 73 years.
Archie Griffin of Wales was seen with fans, family and friends at the end of the match, with incredible scenes captured that those present will remember for the rest of their lives.
