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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS New Zealand vs Wales VENUE Tokyo Stadium DATE 01 November 2019 11:00 COMPETITION Rugby World Cup 2019 FINAL SCORE 40 - 17 HALFTIME SCORE 28 - 10 TRIES 6 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH Brodie Retallick (New Zealand) SCORING SUMMARY New Zealand Wales PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Joe Moody (J #1) 1 0 0 0 Hallam Amos (J #15) 1 0 0 0 Richie Mo’unga (J #10) 1 5 0 0 Rhys Patchell (J #10) 0 1 1 0 Beauden Barrett (J #15) 1 0 0 0 Owen Lane (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Ben Smith (J #14) 2 0 0 0 Dan Biggar (J #22) 0 1 0 0 Ryan Crotty (J #13) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP New Zealand Wales 1 Joe Moody (J #1) 1 Nicky Smith (J #1) 2 Dane Coles (J #2) 2 Ken Owens (J #2) 3 Nepo Laulala (J #3) 3 Dillon Lewis (J #3) 4 Brodie Retallick (J #4) 4 Adam Beard (J #4) 5 Scott Barrett (J #5) 5 Alun Wyn Jones (J #5) 6 Shannon Frizell (J #6) 6 Justin Tipuric (J #6) 7 Sam Cane (J #7) 7 James Davies (J #7) 8 Kieran Read (J #8) 8 Ross Moriarty (J #8) 9 Aaron Smith (J #9) 9 Liam Williams (J #9) 10 Richie Mo’unga (J #10) 10 Rhys Patchell (J #10) 11 Rieko Ioane (J #11) 11 Josh Adams (J #11) 12 Sonny Bill Williams (J #12) 12 Owen Watkin (J #12) 13 Ryan Crotty (J #13) 13 Jon Davies (J #13) 14 Ben Smith (J #14) 14 Owen Lane (J #14) 15 Beauden Barrett (J #15) 15 Hallam Amos (J #15) RESERVES New Zealand Wales 16 Liam Coltman (J #16) 16 Elliot Dee (J #16) 17 Atu Moli (J #17) 17 Rhys Carre (J #17) 18 Angus Ta'avao (J #18) 18 Wyn Jones (J #18) 19 Patrick Tuipulotu (J #19) 19 Jake Ball (J #19) 20 Matt Todd (J #20) 20 Aaron Shingler (J #20) 21 Brad Weber (J #21) 21 Gareth Davies (J #21) 22 Anton Lienert-brown (J #22) 22 Dan Biggar (J #22) 23 Jordie Barrett (J #23) 23 Hadleigh Parkes (J #23) CARDS New Zealand Wales # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None None COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start Rhys Patchell Wales 3' Missed Penalty Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 4' Try Joe Moody New Zealand 6' Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 12' Try Beauden Barrett New Zealand 13' Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 18' Try Hallam Amos Wales 20' Conversion Rhys Patchell Wales 24' Player Off Dane Coles New Zealand Injury 24' Player On Liam Coltman New Zealand Injury For 2 26' Penalty Goal Rhys Patchell Wales 32' Try Ben Smith New Zealand 33' Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 40' Try Ben Smith New Zealand 41' Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand HALF TIME 41' Second Half Start Beauden Barrett New Zealand 42' Try Ryan Crotty New Zealand 44' Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 44' Player Off Nicky Smith Wales Tactical 44' Player On Rhys Carre Wales Tactical 44' Player Off Ken Owens Wales Tactical 44' Player On Elliot Dee Wales Tactical 47' Player Off Ross Moriarty Wales Tactical 47' Player On Aaron Shingler Wales Tactical 47' Player Off Liam Williams Wales Tactical 47' Player On Gareth Davies Wales Tactical 47' Player Off Rhys Patchell Wales Tactical 47' Player On Dan Biggar Wales Tactical 57' Player Off Alun Wyn Jones Wales Tactical 57' Player On Jake Ball Wales Tactical 57' Player Off Joe Moody New Zealand Tactical 57' Player On Atu Moli New Zealand Tactical 57' Player Off Nepo Laulala New Zealand Tactical 57' Player On Angus Ta'avao New Zealand Tactical 57' Player Off Aaron Smith New Zealand Tactical 57' Player On Brad Weber New Zealand Tactical 57' Player Off Sonny Bill Williams New Zealand Tactical 57' Player On Jordie Barrett New Zealand Tactical 57' Player Off Ryan Crotty New Zealand Tactical 57' Player On Anton Lienert-Brown New Zealand Tactical 59' Try Owen Lane Wales 61' Conversion Dan Biggar Wales 61' Player Off Scott Barrett New Zealand Tactical 61' Player On Patrick Tuipulotu New Zealand Tactical 61' Player Off Shannon Frizell New Zealand Tactical 61' Player On Matt Todd New Zealand Tactical 62' Player Off Owen Watkin Wales Tactical 62' Player On Hadleigh Parkes Wales Tactical 76' Try Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 78' Missed Conversion Richie Mo’unga New Zealand 78' Player Off Dillon Lewis Wales Tactical 78' Player On Jones Jones Wales Tactical 81' Second Half End 81' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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