Bradley regrets Ireland's missed opportunity

Ireland interim coach Michael Bradley was left to rue another one that got away after New Zealand extended their winning run against them with a 21-11 victory in bitterly cold, wet and windy conditions in Wellington.

Locked at 8-8 at half-time after tries by All Blacks wing Sitiveni Sivivatu and Ireland’s inside centre Paddy Wallace and a penalty apiece to Daniel Carter and Ronan O’Gara, the match turned in the 64th minute when New Zealand midfielder Ma’a Nonu burst through the visitors’ defence to score.