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Wales v New Zealand

Date: Saturday 22nd November 2025

Venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff

Kick-off: 3:10pm

TV Coverage: Live on TNT Sports

Wales will face New Zealand at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday 22nd November. This will be the third of four autumn internationals to be played by Wales in 2025.

In their most recent encounter, Wales were brushed aside as the All Blacks won 55-23 during the 2022 autumn series.

Wales have not beaten the All Blacks since 1953.

Overall, Wales and New Zealand have played each other on 37 occasions since their first meeting in 1905. The All Blacks have won 34 matches, whilst Wales have won just three matches.

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Wales v New Zealand - Recent History

Jordie Barrett scores a try for New Zealand against Wales during 2022 Autumn Internationals

Wales' wait for victory over New Zealand goes on after heavy loss in Cardiff

5th November 2022

New Zealand continued their long reign of dominance over Wales by winning a one-sided Autumn Nations Series clash 55-23 in Cardiff.

Beauden Barrett scores a try for New Zealand against Wales in the 2021 autumn internationals

New Zealand overpower depleted Wales with big win in Cardiff

30th October 2021

Depleted Wales lost captain Alun Wyn Jones to injury and suffered a 32nd successive defeat against New Zealand as the All Blacks triumphed 54-16 in Cardiff.

Ben Smith scores a try for New Zealand v Wales in World Cup bronze medal match

Defeat for Gatland in his final Wales game as New Zealand claim third place

1st November 2019

Warren Gatland's final game as Wales head coach ended in defeat as New Zealand emphatically won the World Cup bronze medal at Tokyo Stadium.

Rieko Ioane scores his second try for New Zealand against Wales

Wales suffer 30th successive defeat against All Blacks

25th November 2017

Wales suffered a 30th successive defeat against New Zealand as the world champion All Blacks ended their European tour in winning fashion.

Venue Information - Principality Stadium, Cardiff

Principality Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff, CF10 1NS

Stadium Enquiries: 0844 249 1999 | WRU Ticket Office: 02920 822432

Stadium Capacity: 73,931