Wales end 73-year winless streak against New Zealand
The home side secured a famous Nations Championship match victory in front of a packed crowd in Cardiff
Wales' men's rugby union side have ended a 73-year wait for victory against New Zealand.
They won an exhilarating Nations Championship encounter 35-28 at the Principality Stadium.
The All Blacks had previously dominated with 34 consecutive victories over Wales since their defeat in 1953.
Steve Tandy’s team delivered an impressive performance in Cardiff, achieving what many thought was improbable.
Wales led by 14 points on three different occasions during the match, and scored a historic five tries against New Zealand.
However, it was their relentless defensive work that ultimately secured the win, thwarting the visitors' advances.
The victory not only breaks a long-standing losing streak but also disrupts world rugby’s form book, highlighting Wales' determination and skill on the field.