New Zealand's players have earned widespread praise for their actions following Saturday's shock 35-28 defeat to Wales in Cardiff.
The All Blacks suffered their first defeat to Wales in 73 years as Steve Tandy's side produced one of the greatest results in Welsh rugby history.
But despite the disappointment, New Zealand's players showed their class behind the scenes.
Footage shared by their official Facebook page showed the All Blacks cleaning their dressing room at the Principality Stadium.
The players made sure the room was left spotless before departing, following the simple message: "Leave it how you found it."
It was a small gesture that quickly won admiration from rugby supporters.
Welsh fans were particularly impressed, praising the visitors for their professionalism and respect following such a painful defeat.
On the pitch, however, it was an afternoon to forget for the three-time world champions, with five All Blacks receiving 4/10 in our player ratings.
Wales ended a run of 34 consecutive defeats against the All Blacks, with James Botham delivering a Player of the Match performance.
The hosts also completed a remarkable 346 tackles during their historic victory.
For New Zealand, the result will prompt serious questions.
But their conduct after the final whistle certainly earned plenty of respect.
