Wales will be hoping to build on last weekend's win over Japan as they chase a first success over the All Blacks since 1953.
The match - which took place in 1953 - was just the fourth time that Wales had faced New Zealand in their entire history, with the Red Dragons running out 13-8 victors.
New Zealand have dominated this fixture since, winning every single match between these two sides for the next 72 years.
While it can be argued that the imperious All Blacks are at their most vulnerable at present, the chasm in quality between these two sides has never been more vast.
Wales, who are without a win against a tier one nation since they beat Australia 40-6 win at the 2023 Rugby World Cup, have turned their recent fortunes around slightly - winning three of their last five Test matches.
Still, the gap in opposition between New Zealand and Japan - Wales' opponents last weekend - is reflected in the odds for this fixture, with Steve Tandy's side heavy underdogs on soil.
So much so, that the All Blacks are currently priced at 1/200 to win in Cardiff on Saturday afternoon.
Wales v New Zealand odds
(Odds will display when market is available and odds are correct at the time of posting)
