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Top Stats:
Carries
Line Breaks
Tackles Completed
Turnovers Lost
Turnovers Won
Attack:
Carries
Kicks
Passes
Metres Carried
Line Breaks
Offloads
Defenders Beaten
Try Assists
Tries
Turnovers Lost
Carries Per Minute
Defence:
Tackles Made
Tackles Missed
Tackles Completed
Dominant Tackles
Turnovers Won
Ruck Turnovers
Lineouts Won
Total Tackles Per Minute
Discipline:
Red Cards
Yellow Cards
Penalties Conceded
All
All
Ireland
New Zealand
1
Bundee Aki
20
2
Hugo Keenan
17
3
Ardie Savea
15
4
James Lowe
14
5
Beauden Barrett
13
6
Garry Ringrose
12
7
Caelan Doris
12
8
Rieko Ioane
11
9
Jordie Barrett
11
10
Tadhg Beirne
10
11
Mack Hansen
9
12
Andrew Porter
9
13
Jack Conan
9
14
Jimmy O'Brien
9
15
Shannon Frizell
9
16
Josh van der Flier
8
17
Sam Cane
8
18
Ronan Kelleher
7
19
Leicester Fainga'anuku
7
20
Iain Henderson
6
21
Joe McCarthy
6
22
Will Jordan
6
23
Richie Mo'unga
6
24
Codie Taylor
6
25
Jamison Gibson-Park
5
26
Dan Sheehan
5
27
Brodie Retallick
5
28
Scott Barrett
5
29
Peter O'Mahony
4
30
Aaron Smith
4
31
Tyrel Lomax
4
32
Tadhg Furlong
3
33
Finlay Bealham
3
34
Ethan de Groot
3
35
Tamaiti Williams
3
36
Dave Kilcoyne
2
37
Conor Murray
2
38
Fletcher Newell
2
39
Johnny Sexton
1
40
Dane Coles
1
41
Dalton Papali'i
1

Carries Carries

1
Bundee Aki
20
2
Hugo Keenan
17
3
Ardie Savea
15

Line Breaks Line Breaks

1
Hugo Keenan
2
2
Ardie Savea
2
3
Garry Ringrose
1

Tackles Completed Tackles Completed

1
Sam Cane
22
2
Scott Barrett
18
3
Tadhg Beirne
17

Turnovers Lost Turnovers Lost

1
Jamison Gibson-Park
3
2
Hugo Keenan
1
3
Garry Ringrose
1

Turnovers Won Turnovers Won

1
Sam Cane
2
2
Ardie Savea
2
3
Bundee Aki
1

Dominant Tackles Dominant Tackles

1
James Lowe
3
2
Sam Cane
3
3
Iain Henderson
2

Match Summary

1
Penalty Goals
3
3
Tries
3
2
Conversions
2
0
Drop Goals
0
173
Carries
120
7
Line Breaks
6
11
Turnovers Lost
3
4
Turnovers Won
7

Territory

21%
27%
17%
35%
Ireland
New Zealand
52%
Territory
48%

Possession

Ireland
5%
22%
50%
24%
New Zealand
11%
20%
39%
30%
Ireland
New Zealand
72%
Possession Last 10 min
28%
55%
Possession
45%

Set Plays

0
Scrums
5
0%
Scrum Win %
100%
15
Lineout
8
87%
Lineout Win %
100%
6
Restarts Received
9
100%
Restarts Received Win %
90%

Attack

325
Passes
137
173
Ball Carries
120
301m
Post Contact Metres
236m
7
Line Breaks
6

Turnovers

4
Turnovers Won
7
11
Turnovers Lost
3

Penalties

10
Penalties Conceded
10
0
Yellow Cards
2
0
Red Cards
0

Defence

155
Tackles Made
226
22
Tackles Missed
31
88%
Tackle Completion %
88%

Kicks

20
Total Kicks
33
1:16.3
Kick To Pass Ratio
1:4.2

Other Fixtures

Comments

41 Comments
C
CuzzyG 400 days ago

It was a dumb decision to kick the while Cheslin was running to charge down the kick.

N
Nigel_72 403 days ago

So with 3 minutes to go, NZ 4 points ahead, and the ABs in possession at a ruck a few metres inside the Irish half, the NZ halfback decides now is the time to give the ball back to Ireland - to give the opponent one last crack.
The low-percentage box kick was what Ireland were hoping for from Smith.
NZ could have retained the ball hitting up runners, passing to put pressure on the Irish defence, which in turn may even have forced the Irish to concede a penalty.
Instead, it was Ireland who held the ball for remainder of the game (deep in NZ's half), until Sam Whitelock's turnover.
Perhaps someone can explain to me the genius of Smith's decision.
Tell me why I am wrong.

C
Christopher 404 days ago

The boks gonna win tonight

B
Bhargav 404 days ago

Well Done All Blacks

O
Oliver 404 days ago

YES to Southern Hemisphere.
Well done All Blacks and Ireland. It is tough play, when one has to rely on an "impartial" ref.
Let's us respect each others teams!
But hej - I am looking forward again to a Springbok - All Black final!

A
Axel 405 days ago

I acknowledge that the best team won on the night but we no longer respect Zealand rugby like we did we will make life on the pitch he’ll for yous in the future the ref was poor ground rugby has no place in the modern game. Explain why players are allowed to go to ground in multiplayer and why Ireland were penalised in the scrum area and it was the NZ props on the ground. Early penalties hurt Ireland crazy referees

p
plumsss 405 days ago

Things you love to see🫡🥝⬛️

D
Delon 405 days ago

Once again Ireland came into a world cup as No 1 and once again the QF curse could not be broken... To all the Irish fans - You'll never participate in a Rugby World Cup final you'll only watch it on the tv. Thanks for coming - at least this time you do not have to travel so far home but its still empty handed.

J
Jmann 405 days ago

I look forward to Nick Bishop yet again telling us how NZ's defence is it's weakness. Those wide turnovers were gold...black gold.

R
Ramon 405 days ago

AB’s were immense. Massive reply to all their critics, game plan on point, Cane was immense. Won the game with 2 yellow’s

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