Ireland v New Zealand LIVE rugby: Latest score and updates as All Blacks take control through Jordan score

So nearly something special! A delicate dab from Ciaran Frawley but Mack Hansen can’t quite pouch it with a single extended paw!

Clever, cute, but not quite collected.

Superb strength from Josh van der Flier, holding off Jordie Barrett and getting an offload away. Mack Hansen’s kick would be excellent were Ireland shutting down the game, but it topples into touch to allow New Zealand the chance to drain a minute or so off the clock. Asafo Aumua, impressively still chugging along deep into the contest, hits Scott Barrett and the All Blacks clear effectively.

But Ardie Savea, as he so often does, comes up with a crucial turnover! Rob Herring rumbles in to Ofa Tu’ungafasi from a pod of three forwards, but Finlay Bealham’s desire to offer a carrying option leaves him unable to get to Savea in time to shift the number eight off the ball. Penalty to New Zealand as the hosts’ hopes fade.

Andy Farrell turns to two more of his experienced heads – Conor Murray and Cian Healy replace Jamison Gibson-Park and Andrew Porter.

Lowe carries up the guts on first phase and has the ball again in the third, Ireland knowing they need to strike quickly. Jamie Osborne is on in midfield and is set up by some neat flicking hands from Peter O’Mahony.

What a kick! Is that the moment that sparks a comeback? It’s audacious from James Lowe, tight against the touchline as he releases a banana bomb that bends beautifully for him. Out into touch it scurries before Damian McKenzie can get anywhere near it – it’s a 50/22 and Ireland’s lineout.

Another knock on from Ciaran Frawley. Changes for both teams – Peter O’Mahony and all his experience is on in the back row for Ireland, while Anton Lienert-Brown has come into the New Zealand midfield with Rieko Ioane moved out to the wing.

Scintillating handling and the All Blacks are in! Ooh, New Zealand have kicked things up a gear to take control!

It’s on the right that the initial bust is made, passes flung across to exploit Ireland’s soft edges with only a quite magnificent cover tackle from Hugo Keenan preventing Mark Tele’a from scoring. But Ireland are short on the far side as the All Blacks play back across, an outstanding pick-up from Wallace Sititi ensuring the chance to exploit the overlap is not wasted and hooker Asafo Aumua throwing a pinpoint pass to put Will Jordan away.

And the momentum seems to be with New Zealand. Jordie Barrett takes a high kick and surges into space seemingly in one motion, with his teammates there to keep the flow going.

This is the sloppiest I can remember Ireland being for a while. Even their recent defeats have come against opposition playing very, very well, be it the All Blacks in Paris last October or England at Twickenham during the Six Nations. This feels different, and Ciaran Frawley underlines the point by knocking on soon after the restart.

Damian McKenzie is straight and true again.