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WALES FINALLY DEFROSTS THE VICTORY CAKE

Rugby teams score tries by grounding the ball beyond their opponents' goal line. A try earns 5 points, followed by a kick worth another 2. BBC Sport records Wales beating New Zeal...

Published November 15, 2026 · Sports · Memes & Satire · 1 min read

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Rugby teams score tries by grounding the ball beyond their opponents' goal line. A try earns 5 points, followed by a kick worth another 2.

BBC Sport records Wales beating New Zealand 35-28 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium in the Nations Championship. Wales scored 5 tries and converted all 5.

New Zealand scored 4 and converted all 4.

The bigger number is the wait: BBC reports Wales last beat New Zealand in 1953, with 34 straight defeats before this victory. That's 73 years between wins.

Lil'meme's imaginary victory cake doesn't need candles. It needs an archaeological team.

Wales were level 21-21 at half-time, scored 2 more tries, then resisted New Zealand's late attacks. The lesson isn't that history means nothing.

It's that history doesn't tackle anybody.

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The absurd

Why this is ridiculous

Wales waited 73 years to celebrate beating New Zealand again.

The breakdown

How it breaks down

Grounding the ball beyond opponents' goal line scores a try.

The upside

Why it could matter

Wales showed 34 straight defeats don't decide the next match.

Sources

https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/articles/c63dgev0p8pgo

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