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All Blacks v Fiji will be streamed live on RugbyPass in UK, Ireland among other territories

Nemani Nadolo scores for Fiji /PA

This weekend’s clash between the All Blacks and Fiji will be streamed live in the UK, Ireland, Europe and the Middle East, among other territories.

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The All Blacks’ second test in the Steinlager series has a UK kick-off time of 8.05 am, with the clash set to be contested at the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin. All Blacks management are expecting a tougher challenge to one posed by Tonga, who were comfortably beaten last weekend in Auckland.

Fans can avail of a weekend pass at the new price of just £4.99/€5.99/$5.99 for the Steinlager Series. You can sign up at liverugby.net/viewplans

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Ian Foster on what can be learnt from 102-point All Blacks victory over Tonga

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Ian Foster on what can be learnt from 102-point All Blacks victory over Tonga

Fiji are inarguably the form Pacific Island nation, leaving fans wanting more after just one outing at the Autumn Nations Cup in 2020 – their participation ultimately limited by a Covid-19 outbreak in camp. The star-studded side thumped Georgia 38 – 24 in Murrayfield back in December, with Nemani Nadolo scoring three tries, with one apiece for John Dyer, Josua Tuisova and Kini Kunavula.

On their day, the Flying Fijians are possibly the most dangerous attacking side in world rugby and will ask serious questions of Ian Foster’s relatively youthful All Blacks’ side and their defensive resolve.

This weekend’s showdown with Fiji will be followed by a second Test the following weekend at the FMG Stadium Waikato.

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DP 20 minutes ago
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A conspicuous absence of chest thumping and jeering in opposition faces from Maro Itoje… seldom gets to enjoy these unsportsmanlike traits against the Boks who manhandled him from start to finish. A most enjoyable and rewarding sight…

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BB 21 minutes ago
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Couldn't agree more!...its the ratings given which are out of line!

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NE 26 minutes ago
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Exactly ..... duh.

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NE 27 minutes ago
Rassie Erasmus pinpoints what made the difference in tight Bok win

Loser much?

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jb 34 minutes ago
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Best teams do get lucky.

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Bull Shark 35 minutes ago
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I’m the GOAT

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jb 36 minutes ago
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Best team won, who cares about the ratings?

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BB 39 minutes ago
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These ratings are embarrassing!...absolutely no idea by the writer...its like they dominated All Blacks!...France were incredibly lucky!

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JPM 43 minutes ago
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There is always a lot of respect between both teams and the French fans love to watch the ABs. It was also wonderful to watch and listen the Haka in such a silence and respect from the crowd. No yellow card, no red card. Players from both teams chatting nicely at the end of the game and the crowd applauding the ABs. What more can you expect from such a game?

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NT 44 minutes ago
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Nigel your are uninteligent. A fool that know nothing about rugby or anything. Ref was favoring SA what pure nonsence. LOOK AT THE PENALTIES FOR AND AGAINST FOR BOTH TEAMS

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GB 46 minutes ago
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Too good not to come back strong.

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Tom 49 minutes ago
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... And by the way, our attack coach is Borthwick's pal from Sarries and Leicester who had about half a season's experience as a full-time coach before being given the role and was a scrum half who spent all his time box kicking.


Borthwick's coaching setup consists of his mates. There is no one there to challenge him or bring ideas from outside of his own methodology. It's all very comfortable and never going to work.

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Tom 56 minutes ago
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The attack looks good when Marcus is creating moments of magic. When they get that moment, the players sometimes have the ability to capitalise on it... Although I think any other back in the team except Slade would have butchered that 3 on 2 where Sleightholme went in.


When Marcus doesn't make a break or do something spectacular, none of the other backs create and there is no structure in place for them to do so. There's no deception, no runners coming back against the grain, no wingers/fullbacks coming into midfield... It's usually just Lawrence trucking it up or pass it down to the winger and try the same in the opposite direction until we get turned over.

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MO 1 hour ago
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No point saying would've or could've against the Boks or French - we lost! Well we rode our luck against England and Ireland, and the luck ran out against the French.


Razor is 69% win ratio - heading to Italy. Assuming a win, leaves Razor 71% win ratio in first year, which lets face it is a PASS.


I am pleased to see we have seen some new guys have risen to the occassion - Sititi, Williams, Aumua, Lakai, and I class Roigard too (he had only played 6 tests before), some others we are still on fence Ratima, Darry, and Finau.


What scares me, is Razor's conservatism when it comes to teh game plan, and his insistance on continuing to play Reiko, Sevu and Beauden, as well as Jordan at 15 - while Will may like 15, he is not a worldclass 15, and I believe Love and Sullivan are stronger


I still think it was a mistake to play TJ in so many games too,


I hope Razor will give Perofeta a go at 10 against the Italians

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Nope 1 hour ago
All Blacks player ratings vs France | Autumn Nations Series

How in the universe does Cam get an 8 and DuPont gets an 8.5? Ridiculous, Roigard was the better half on the paddock the entire time he was on.

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OJohn 1 hour ago
Wales 'in one of their deepest holes for a long time'

Wales are just weak for hiring kiwi coaches for the 20 years ? Grow a spine Wales. Hire a Welshman you can believe in and support.

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Nope 1 hour ago
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Maybe go go check the tits on a bull ratings they gave the French, it’s absurd

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DP 1 hour ago
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Can’t wait to see the generational talent coming through the Irish ranks, exciting times ahead for the world to sit back and marvel at. Bundi / Park / Lowe were seen wearing black and cheering on the All Blacks last night (much to the disappointment of Sexton who’s busy writing another book on rugby values).

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OJohn 1 hour ago
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They were bloody good against the Boks. It was brutal and intense but Borthwick is holding them back. He has a mental block and therefore so does his team. He looks scared to succeed.

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Tom 1 hour ago
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Being from Bristol, I was already shocked that we had appointed an old Bristol flanker who spent a lot of his career playing second division rugby as our defence coach. I was shocked further when I found out Joe has never been employed as a full-time defence coach and may have been given the job because he was Borthwick's housemate from Uni. When I heard he is still head coach of Oyonnax and doing this part time, I was flabbergasted... But when TNT Sports put up stats yesterday showing that Oyonnax have the 15th ranked defence in the second division of French rugby... I couldn't believe my f*****g ears!!!

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