Wales face New Zealand at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff today, looking to follow up last weekend's narrow victory over Japan with another strong display in the Nations Championship.
Head coach Steve Tandy has made four changes to the starting line-up, bringing in Taine Basham, Adam Beard, James Botham and Gabe Hamer-Webb for the encounter.
The All Blacks arrive in Cardiff with a much-changed team, captained by Beauden Barrett, and will be aiming to move to the top of the southern hemisphere table after South Africa's defeat to France on Friday night.
Kick-off and Build-up
The action gets under way at 2.10pm, with live coverage providing all the build-up beforehand. It has been 73 years since Wales last beat the All Blacks, and this match represents the sternest test the home side will face this month.
Wales will be hoping for a much-improved performance after last week's result and a competitive contest against the visitors.
Team News and Match Context
The four changes to the Welsh side come after the narrow win over Japan, as Tandy looks to build momentum. New Zealand, meanwhile, are chasing top spot in the southern hemisphere standings following South Africa's loss.
With the match set to kick off at 2.10pm, all eyes will be on Cardiff as Wales attempt to end a long wait for a victory over the All Blacks.
