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经历34场失利后,莱克讲述威尔士如何改写结局

中场休息时威尔士与对手战平,队长回想起去年崩盘时的痛苦。两次达阵和一段持久的防守,带来了不同的结局。

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中场休息时威尔士与对手战平,队长回想起去年崩盘时的痛苦。两次达阵和一段持久的防守,带来了不同的结局。

威尔士带着连续34场失利的历史走进卡迪夫。然而,中场休息时,队长德维·莱克让队友直面一段更近的记忆:一年前,威尔士上半场与新西兰势均力敌,随后却崩盘,以52–26告负。比分战成21–21,危险感似曾相识。这一次,威尔士谈到了这个问题,下半场两度得分,并一路守住领先优势,直至终场。⁠1⁠63

我们于2026年11月14日报道,威尔士在公国体育场以35–28击败全黑队,结束了自1953年获胜后延续至今的连败。莱克赛后的解释补充了比分无法说明的内容:威尔士如何认出那个曾屡屡预示失利的时刻,并作出不同回应。新西兰橄榄球协会发布的完整赛后报告也确认了比赛结果和得分情况。⁠63⁠66

威尔士此前曾以14–0和21–7领先,随后新西兰追平比分。这些领先优势证明威尔士有能力给客队制造威胁;而优势被追平则说明,仅靠再次取得快速开局还不够。莱克没有公开自己在更衣室里的完整讲话,但解释了他希望全队面对的那段记忆。⁠63

不过,这多少像是回到了12个月前——当时我们中场休息时也处于类似的局面。

德维·莱克 63

“当时我们没有领先,也没有打平,但比分差不多,那个感觉让我们想起了过去,”他补充道。主教练史蒂夫·坦迪称赞球员们就接下来40分钟将面临的考验展开讨论,也称赞莱克主持了这场讨论。完整讲话仍属更衣室内部事务;球队的回应则是公开的。⁠63

下半场刚开始不久,埃迪·詹姆斯接汤莫斯·威廉姆斯传球得分;随后路易斯·里斯-扎米特也接威廉姆斯传球达阵。萨姆·科斯特洛两次踢进附加分,将比分改写为35–21。彼得·拉凯达阵并踢进附加分,将分差缩小至7分后,威尔士不得不在超过四分之一的比赛时间里守住一次达阵的领先优势。⁠1⁠66

莱克坚称,这场表现背后的信心是真实的。面对世界排名第二、若获胜就能登顶的球队,博彩公司给威尔士开出的赔率是20赔1。这是博彩公司给出的赔率,并非衡量威尔士信念的标准。“这不是我们的作风。我们努力训练,坦诚地讨论艰难问题;参与其中的不只是球员,还有教练和工作人员,”他说,并解释为什么在队内,谈论击败新西兰从来不只是走过场。⁠63

五次达阵,然后是更艰难的任务

这并非只是一场防守伏击。威尔士首次对新西兰取得5次达阵。威廉姆斯、莱克和阿奇·格里芬在上半场得分,詹姆斯和里斯-扎米特则在下半场得分。科斯特洛踢进了全部5次附加分。科特兹·拉蒂玛、华莱士·西蒂蒂、费希·费内加诺福和拉凯为新西兰取得4次达阵,里奇·莫安加均踢进附加分。⁠1⁠66

即使是上半场数据,也不支持简单地说新西兰完全掌控了比赛。威尔士推进了236米,客队为222米。他们还完成95次擒抱,对方为75次;新西兰则以61–46领先争夺边线球后的连续进攻次数。威尔士不仅有进攻威胁,防守负担也在不断加重。⁠66

新西兰橄榄球协会发布的完整报告记录称,威尔士完成332次擒抱,新西兰为122次——约为对方的2.7倍;客队控球率为65%。BBC Sport随后对莱克的跟进报道则称,威尔士完成346次擒抱,其中锁锋达菲德·詹金斯完成38次。两队总数相差14次,统计口径尚未得到解释,因此不应把两项数据合并成一个所谓的权威数字。即便具体次数不明,双方工作量的不平衡仍十分明显。⁠66⁠63

新西兰三次推进到威尔士达阵线附近,却都未能达阵,因为防守球员将球压在身下。替补上场的泰恩·普拉姆特里还赢得了两次重要的球权争夺。这些不只是努力的体现:他们在新西兰认为可以得分的关键位置上阻止了对手得分。坦迪称赞了球员们展现出的勇气和身体对抗能力;球队此前与防守教练彼得·默奇和丹·利迪亚特一道,为此作了准备。⁠63

我们先前的报道将鲁本·摩根-威廉姆斯列为参与第三次压球防守的球员之一。BBC随后报道则称,丹·爱德华兹参与了三次阻止中的防守,另有加雷斯·托马斯、詹姆斯·博瑟姆和杰克·摩根。先前的球员身份认定不应视为定论。⁠63⁠65

比赛进入最后阶段时,莱克已被换下,队友们继续完成比赛,而他只能在场边煎熬地看着。“我想,我在还剩1分20秒时就不看了,只等着终场哨响。我以前也这么做过,但这一次不一样,”他说。现场观众为55,152人,是该体育场举行这场对决以来报告的最低人数。即便如此,现场仍足够喧闹,伴随着这一代代威尔士国脚从未经历过的时刻。⁠63

新西兰给出的解释不止于阵容选择

戴夫·雷尼对阵苏格兰的比赛后更换了8名首发球员,但他的评估并非只是为轮换辩护。他称赞威尔士出球迅速、能在边路找到空间,并且把握机会能力出色。他统计上半场出现了9次失误,其中4次来自传球前的卸球——这是他对失误的评估;他还说,新西兰在压力下变得单一。⁠1⁠106

雷尼说,有时他的球员会放弃人数优势;另一些时候,他们在需要转移球时却带球冲进人群。他为选人安排辩护,但承诺将审查范围扩大到备战、选人和换人时机,而不是把责任全归于场上执行。“威尔士踢得充满激情,每次他们挡住我们,我觉得他们的信心就会增强,也变得更难被攻破,”他说。⁠106

队长博登·巴雷特认为,只要成功完成一次进攻得分,双方就可能扳平,比赛走势也会改变。这反映了新西兰的挫败感,但并不意味着任何一次被压住的进攻都必然能拿到7分:球仍需成功压在达阵区,随后还要踢进附加分。威尔士的成就在于,他们一次次让这个区别变得至关重要。⁠106

最终比分如今得到管理机构完整报道的支持,而不再仅仅依赖比赛当时的报道。美联社早前于11月14日刊出的比分为35–21;随后新西兰橄榄球协会的报告确认比分为35–28。美联社早先的数字为何有误仍未得到解释;另一个问题是此前报道提到的澳大利亚比赛中心页面,所列比分为39–34。那些较早的页面数据并非另一个已获确认的比赛结果。⁠105⁠66⁠93

历史尘埃落定,最终排名仍未揭晓

我们首篇报道留下的历史问题,如今也可以进一步厘清。卡迪夫橄榄球线上博物馆保存的节目单记录显示,威尔士上一次获胜——比分为13–8——是在1953年12月19日星期六。BBC的周年纪念报道也认同这一日期。威尔士橄榄球联盟2003年的回顾文章给出了相同比分,却印作“9/12/1953”,因此日期记录存在矛盾,胜者则没有争议。威尔士队长为布莱迪恩·威廉姆斯。⁠111⁠115⁠110⁠112

那支球队同样必须在优势丧失后作出回应。西德·贾德达阵并踢进附加分,帮助威尔士领先,随后新西兰反超。格温·罗兰兹踢进追平比分的罚踢;之后克莱姆·托马斯踢出横传,肯·琼斯抢先冲到球前得分;罗兰兹踢进附加分。两场比赛的相似之处并不在战术上。两次获胜都要求威尔士在先前的领先优势被扳平后,再找到新的应对办法。⁠110

冠军赛的回报没有这项历史成就那么重大。按照新西兰橄榄球协会11月14日赛后计算,威尔士若以附加分获胜击败澳大利亚,最多可取得20个赛事积分。法国已经有21分。因此威尔士无法在北区排名第一,也无法进入总决赛,不过在数学上仍有机会获得第二名。决赛周末,两区的亚军将交手。⁠106

新西兰拿到两个附加分——一个来自达阵4次,另一个来自以7分之差落败——在这份赛后积分表中达到22分,领先南非1分。若以附加分击败英格兰,新西兰即可确保进入总决赛。若以4分取胜,他们将达到26分;如果南非对爱尔兰的比赛拿到5分,两队便都将有26分且各赢5场,届时将比较净胜分。当时南非在这一项上领先72分。⁠106

如果南非也战平或落败,新西兰即使打平也可能足够晋级。即使落败,只要新西兰获得的赛事积分不少于南非,或者少1分但赢得平分决胜,他们仍可能排名第一。这比“新西兰必须击败英格兰才能保住争冠希望”这一较简单的说法更准确。最终排名以及威尔士最终名次仍未确定。⁠106

威尔士将于11月21日星期六在公国体育场迎战澳大利亚,这是他们小组赛的最后一场比赛。决赛周末将于11月27–29日在特威克纳姆的安联体育场举行;两区第二名于11月28日交手,区冠军则于11月29日相遇。坦迪希望球员们尽情享受这场胜利,然后做好准备,迎接不同的考验。他们改写了一个熟悉故事的结局。澳大利亚将检验他们能否延续这一表现。⁠61⁠63

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  1. Dewi Lake reminded Wales of a previous collapse before they broke New Zealand's winning streak. On November 14, we reported Wales's 35–28 victory in Cardiff, ending 34 straight defeats against the All Blacks.
  2. Now the captain has explained how Wales confronted that memory with the game level at half-time. They scored twice after the break, then protected a seven-point lead. What changed when Wales faced the same danger again?
  3. Wales won in front of 55,152 people at the Principality Stadium. That was the lowest reported attendance for this fixture at the ground. They'd been priced at twenty to one against the world's second-ranked team.
  4. Those were bookmaker odds. New Zealand would have moved to number one with a victory. Lake said Welsh belief was genuine, built through hard work and difficult conversations involving the players, coaches and staff.
  5. Wales finished with five tries to New Zealand's four, and every try was converted. The final score was 35–28, with the teams level at 21–21 at half-time. Wales had never scored five tries against New Zealand before.
  6. New Zealand had already erased Welsh leads of fourteen nil and twenty-one seven. A year earlier, a competitive first half had given way to a 52–26 New Zealand win. Lake brought that feeling back into the dressing room.
  7. Lake described his reminder as a flashback to twelve months earlier. He wanted his teammates to remember how that defeat felt. He kept the full address private, but explained the memory he was asking them to confront.
  8. Steve Tandy praised the players for talking through what the next forty minutes would demand. The Wales head coach said their discussion and Lake's leadership stood out. He credited the work the players and staff had put in over about fifteen months.
  9. Tandy said he felt pride in the players and staff, and in what the result meant to supporters. His belief in the group survived a history that had repeatedly pointed towards another New Zealand victory.
  10. Tomos Williams had scored Wales's opening try after Louis Rees-Zammit kicked over the defence. Lake followed from close range, and Archie Griffin added their third. Cortez Ratima, Wallace Sititi and Fehi Fineanganofo scored New Zealand's first-half tries. Richie Mo'unga converted all three to bring them level.
  11. Eddie James and Rees-Zammit scored early in the second half, both from Williams passes. Sam Costelow converted both, completing five successful conversions. Wales led 35–21 before Peter Lakai's converted try cut their advantage to seven.
  12. Mo'unga converted all four New Zealand tries. Lakai's score left Wales defending a one-score advantage for more than a quarter of the match. Another converted try could have drawn New Zealand level. Both teams conceded ten penalties, and nobody received a yellow or red card.
  13. Subscribe to this channel as we follow Wales into the Australia match and the championship's remaining qualification decisions.
  14. Wales made 332 tackles against New Zealand's 122 in one set of match figures. That's about 2.7 times as many. New Zealand had 65 percent possession, but couldn't turn enough of that ball into points.
  15. Wales had also carried an attacking threat. Before half-time, they gained 236 metres to New Zealand's 222. They made 95 tackles against 75, while New Zealand led the ruck count, 61 to 46. Wales combined attacking gains with a growing defensive burden.
  16. Wales's tackle totals range from 332 to 346, a difference of fourteen. Dafydd Jenkins is credited with 38 in the higher total. The counting methods haven't been explained, so the figures can't be combined into one definitive tally.
  17. Wales held New Zealand up over the line three times. Crossing the line alone couldn't produce a try when defenders stopped the ball being grounded. Gareth Thomas, James Botham, Jac Morgan and Dan Edwards were involved in those stops. Replacement Taine Plumtree also won two important turnovers.
  18. Tandy praised the players' bravery and physicality as New Zealand kept attacking. Defensive coaches Peter Murchie and Dan Lydiate had helped prepare that response. The defenders repeatedly kept New Zealand from scoring even after the visitors reached the Welsh line.
  19. Lake had been replaced by then. His teammates were still making the tackles, but their captain could barely watch. He described the stadium noise fading into the background as he waited for the final whistle.
  20. Lake said he stopped watching with a minute and twenty seconds left. He'd waited for a whistle like that before, but this felt different. Afterwards, he described the feeling of celebrating with the teammates and coaches he worked with every day.
  21. New Zealand coach Dave Rennie accepted that Wales created quick ball, found space on the edges and finished their chances. His explanation went beyond the eight starting changes he'd made after the Scotland match.
  22. Rennie counted nine first-half turnovers, including four from offloads. That was his assessment of the errors. He said New Zealand's decisions and passing needed to improve, and that the attack became one-dimensional under pressure.
  23. He described his players moving away from numerical advantages, then carrying into traffic when they should have moved the ball. Rennie defended his selection, but said the review would include coaching preparation, selection and the timing of substitutions, alongside the players' execution.
  24. Rennie said Wales became harder to break down each time they kept New Zealand out. He accepted they were the better side and demanded more from his own team against England at Twickenham the following week.
  25. New Zealand captain Beauden Barrett felt one successful finish could have levelled the game and changed its direction. That was his view of the opportunities they missed. Each held-up attack still needed a grounding, followed by a successful conversion, to produce seven points.
  26. Barrett described the frustration of building pressure without scoring. He also said the crowd's backing made Wales feel as though they had sixteen or seventeen players. The extra players were figurative. The repeated defensive stops were real.
  27. Wales's previous victory came under captain Bleddyn Williams. It was 13–8 in Cardiff on December 19, 1953. The team also had to recover after losing an early advantage.
  28. That Welsh side included five backs from the Cardiff club team, which had already beaten the touring All Blacks eight to three. Sid Judd scored first for Wales, and Gwyn Rowlands converted.
  29. Bill Clark's try and Ron Jarden's conversion and penalty put New Zealand ahead. Welsh centre Gareth Griffiths dislocated his shoulder but returned to the match. Rowlands then kicked the equalising penalty, setting up the move that decided the game.
  30. Clem Thomas cross-kicked for Ken Jones, who beat Jarden and Bob Scott in the race to score. Rowlands converted. Wales won 13–8, before New Zealand began the run of 34 victories that finally ended in this match.
  31. Lake's team recognised a different memory, last year's collapse, and talked about how to avoid repeating it. Their immediate response was two tries. Their sustained response was to defend the lead. The remaining competition reward is a better final placing.
  32. Wales can reach a maximum of twenty competition points by beating Australia with a bonus point. France already had twenty-one in the post-match standings. Wales therefore can't finish first in the northern section or reach the Grand Final.
  33. Wales remained mathematically in contention for second. The northern runner-up faces the southern runner-up on Finals Weekend. Their eventual placing still depends on the remaining results. The historic win hasn't settled where they'll finish.
  34. New Zealand took two bonus points from the defeat and reached twenty-two competition points, one ahead of South Africa on twenty-one. Their four tries earned one bonus point. Losing by seven earned the other. These were the post-match standings.
  35. A bonus-point win against England guarantees New Zealand a Grand Final place. A four-point win would take them to twenty-six. If South Africa earned five against Ireland, both would have twenty-six points and five wins, bringing points difference into play.
  36. South Africa led that points-difference comparison by seventy-two. A New Zealand draw can suffice if South Africa also draw or lose. Even defeat can be enough, depending on the competition points each team collects.
  37. New Zealand can lose and still qualify if they take at least as many competition points as South Africa. Taking one fewer can also suffice if they win the tiebreak. Their next result alone won't necessarily decide their place.
  38. Wales host Australia at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, November 21, their final group match. Tandy wants the players to enjoy a victory generations of Welsh internationals never experienced, then return ready to work against a different opponent.
  39. Finals Weekend runs from November 27 to 29 at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. All twelve teams play for their final placings. Second plays second on November 28, and the two section winners meet in the Grand Final on November 29.

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