Wales vs New Zealand rugby: How to watch on TV, kick-off time, who is the referee
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Wales host the All Blacks in Cardiff today in the final match of the Kiwis’ British and Irish tour.
When does Wales vs New Zealand kick off?
The match starts at 3.10pm at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. There are still tickets available according to the Autumn Internationals website, from £30.
How to watch Wales vs New Zealand on TV
The match will be broadcast on the subscription channel TNT Sports. It is not possible to buy a one-day pass for TNT Sports in the UK, but the channel is often bundled into subscription deals.
Who is the referee for Wales vs New Zealand?
The ref for the Wales-New Zealand clash at the Principality Stadium is Hollie Davidson. Davidson, a former player who turned to refereeing after suffering an injury, has several firsts to her name, such as being the Scottish Rugby Union's first full time professional women's referee (in 2017), the first woman to referee a South African international match last year, the first female female referee in a European Final this year.
Last month she became the first female referee to be inducted into the Scottish Rugby Hall of Fame, and today she will become the first woman to take charge of an All Blacks game.
Davidson has a degree in economic history from Edinburgh University.
New Zealand’s November tour results
- November 1 - Ireland 13 New Zealand 26
- November 8 - Scotland 17 New Zealand 25
- November 15 - England 33 New Zealand 19