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All Blacks 27 Wallabies 7
NZ - Smith, Savea, Cane & J Barrett tries; Mo'unga 2 conversions & penalty
Australia - Koroibete try, O'Connor conversion
Second half
82nd minute: Banks finds the corner again, but the Aussies spill the ball and NZ counterattack.
Jordie Barrett can't take a pass near halfway, so Australia come charging back - they eventually throw a forward pass that ends the game.
The All Blacks have defended their dominance of Eden 'Coopers Catch' Park and take a one-match advantage in the Bledisloe Cup series.
80th minute: All Blacks penalised at the scrum, Banks kicks for touch and one last lineout between the NZ 10 and 22.
Aussies win the lineout, but lose the ball. Gardner brings them back for a penalty against Tuipulotu for entering from the side.
79th minute: Tuipulotu wins a lineout and Cane finds Goodhue running a hard line, but Gardner rules the pass forward.
78th minute: Eventually, Australia kick for touch and find it on the 10.
77th minute: All Blacks lose the ball and Australia again try to break out - the game is getting untidy.
76th minute: From a scrum, Aussies try to launch and attack, but Koroibete's hands let him down in midfield.
75th minute: Petaia makes a break down the left, pushing off Mo'unga, but he's tackled by Jordie Barrett and passes into touch.
73rd minute: All Blacks monster the scrum and win a penalty on halfway. Barrett kicks to the corner.
72nd minute: Alaalatoa bursts over halfway, but Perenara strips Uelese of the ball in a tackle. NZ scrum, Umaga-Jensen has failed his HIA.
70th minute: Untidy play from the Aussies, but Gardner rules an All Blacks knock-on in the tackle.
69th minute: Good hands along the line, Sotutu is strong and McKenzie is taken in a big tackle, but Australia win a clearing penalty.
Umaga-Jensen leaves for what looks like an HIA, Goodhue comes back on.
68th minute: ALB charges to halfway and the forwards carry on the attack.
67th minute: Barrett kicks high, O'Connor takes it near the touchline and is tackled over the line.
McKenzie replaces Clarke, who get a standing ovation as he leaves.
66th minute: Mo'unga clears from behind his own line to outside the 22. Aussies build an attack, but Mo'unga eventually steals the ball, after some loose passing.
65th minute: Finally Sio makes halfway and Aussie forwards keep the ball in hand, until Gordon kicks for touch inside the 22. Sotutu replaces Frizell and immediately wins his first lineout.
64th minute: Jordie Barrett chips infield from the right win and Australia try to counterattack.
62nd minute: Aussies knock on, ALB gathers, but Gardner calls them back for the original mistake.
ALB is still on, so Goodhue has gone.
21st minute: All Blacks are penalised for collapsing a scrum and Australia clear from their 10.
ALB leaves for good, replaced by Umaga-Jensen.
19th minute: Gordon replaces White at halfback for Australia.
18th minute: Perenara bursts down the left sideline and puts a little grubber ahead, but Taylor can't gather with the line open.
17th minute: With the Aussies threatening, Perenara monsters a forward at the breakdown, stripping the ball and winning a penalty.
All Blacks clear to the 10.
16th minute: Perenara is on for Smith. Aussies trying to break out of their half and Koroibete heads infield to the 22.
14th minute: TRY to Cane
All Blacks surge into the 22, Mo'unga holds up a pass to put Tuipulotu into space and he basketball-passes to Cane, who heads for the posts. Mo'unga converts.
13th minute: All Blacks forwards rumble to halfway, Smith kicks high, but Daugunu leaps high to catch.
12th minute: Australia win attacking lineout and their forward rumble to the goal-line. Gardner calls onfield try, but wants to check how the ball was grounded.
Replays show Paenga-Amosa used a second movement to cross the line, so no try, penalty to the All Blacks and Paenga-Amosa is subbed off, replaced by Uelese.
Meanwhile, Laulala and Taylor replace Tuungafasi and Coles. Scott Barrett replaces Vaa'i.
10th minute: Koroibete has the ball at the end of the backline and lowers his shoulder at Mo'unga on the goal-line.
Mo'unga and ALB holds him up though, and he's bundled into touch in goal. Gardner brings them back for a penalty
Sixth minute: TRY to Savea
O'Connor kicks high into the All Blacks half and Clarke fields the ball. He beats most of the Wallabies defence, some of them twice, before the ball goes left, where Savea stumbles over to score.
Credit Clarke for that try - Mo'unga's conversion is left wide right.
Fifth minute: Long throw from the Aussies, but Frizell steals the lineout and Mo'unga kicks long with the sun behind him.
Fourth minute: All Blacks control the kickoff, but Hooper wins a penalty at the breakdown. Banks kicks to the corner.
Third minute: TRY to Jordie Barrett
When the forwards recycle the ball, it comes right, where Goodhue times the final pass for Barrett to cross in the corner. Mo'unga's conversion hits the right upright and bounces away.
Second minute: From the lineout, Clarke charges into the backline and makes good ground. Coles charges through a gap and Clarke again is brought down before the tryline.
First minute: Alaalatoa replaces Tupou at prop for Australia.
Australia recover the kickoff and try to break out of their 22, White kicks to the 10.
Halftime
40th minute: Vaa'i wins a lineout, but the Aussies hack the loose ball upfield. Mo'unga tidies up and Aaron Smith finds touch as the halftime siren sounds.
39th minute: From the scrum, NZ win a penalty and clear to their own 10.
37th minute: Paisami breaks up the right, tackled by Clarke, but the ball goes left, a pass goes loose and All Blacks will have a chance to clear from a scrum.
36th minute: Aussies win a lineout, White kicks high and Clarke can't take the ball cleanly. Australia on attack.
34th minute: Coles' throw goes over the lineout, but Cane controls and All Blacks drive towards the posts.
Hanigan has wrapped up the ball though and Banks clears.
34th minute: To'omua is leaving, replaced by Jordan Petaia. Mo'unga kicks to the corner for an attacking lineout.
33rd minute: Frizell wins a lineout just outside the Aussie 22 and All Blacks have won a penalty in the maul.
Savea bursts from the maul, down the right sideline and NZ are hot on attack, but spill a pass in midfield. Gardner goes back for the penalty on Hanigan.
32nd minute: From the kickoff, To'omua clears from the Aussie 22 and then goes down - looks like he's pulled something in that kick.
30th minute: TRY to Koroibete
Daugunu slips a couple of tackles out right, All Blacks almost turn the ball over, but they're eventually pinged at the breakdown in centrefield.
Playing under advantage, Hanigan and Hooper break towards the posts, and when the ball goes left, Koroibete fends off Jordie Barrett to score.
O'Connor converts from near touch. Moody is out cold, knocked out in a tackle, and Hodgman is about to make his debut at prop, All Black No.1190.
27th minute: From the scrum, the ball travels left to Clarke, who again beats the first tackler. Barrett kicks down centrefield.
25th minute: Tuipulotu spills the ball in midfield and Australia attack the 22.
Banks knocks on and the All Blacks have a defensive scrum.
23rd minute: TRY to Smith
From the scrum, Goodhue runs hard and straight to the try-line, and Smith burrows under the tackle of Hanigan.
Mo'unga converts from just right of the posts. ALB is back from the blood bin, but a good cameo for Umaga-Jensen.
20th minute: Aussies on attack in midfield, but To'omua's pass is behind his winger and All Blacks have the ball.
Coles breaks up field and when Barrett kicks to the corner, Jordie chases and bundles Koroibete over the goal-line for a five-metre scrum.
19th minute: Mo'unga will take the kicks at goal this afternoon and he lines this up from just outside the 22, just to the left of the posts. He slots it to give NZ the first lead.
17th minute: Clarke is proving handful for the Wallabies defenders, beating 4-5 tacklers, but referee Angus Gardner is playing advantage and calls the All Blacks back for a penalty in midfield.
Lienert-Brown leaves for the blood bin and Umaga-Jensen makes his All Blacks debut.
16th minute: Vaa'i wins a lineout, Smith makes a half break from the breakdown, but passes to Tupou, who kicks.
Beauden Barrett splits the Aussie defence and the All Blacks build.
14th minute: Clarke gathers a kick and launches an attack, finding Coles when he's tackled.
All Blacks break through midfield, with Cane spotting a gap. They reach the 22, but the ball is lost.
13th minute: Smith has a defensive feed, but the Aussie scrum has been solid so far.
The ball is flung along the backline and Beauden Barrett breaks over halfway, before losing the ball.
11th minute: Australia win a lineout on the 22 and build pressure, but a pass goes astray - Wilson spills it - and All Blacks gather.
Ninth minute: All Blacks turn the ball over, Savea again, with Cane and Smith handling, as they counterattack.
Australia win a penalty at the breakdown on halfway.
Eighth minute: All Blacks win a lineout on their 22, Smith puts a high kick towards halfway.
Seventh minute: Tupou charges towards the try-line and is dragged down short by Barrett and Savea. Savea gets over the ball and wins a clearing penalty.
Sixth minute: Australia inside the 22 and building phases, but Tuipulotu dumps the ball carrier, All Blacks steal the ball, but Aussies get it straight back.
Fourth minute: White to feed the scrum and Aussies get a penalty, after it shifts sidways. Banks kicks for touch from halfway.
Third minute: First scrum of the day, All Blacks feed, but the pass to Caleb Clarke is behind him and he knocks on trying to gather.
Second minute: Tupou knocks the ball on and there's a scuffle in midfield - this was on the cards, after all the talk this week about physicality.
The scuffle starts with Coles giving Tupou a mouthful after his mistake.
First minute: Aussies kick off, Tuipulotu is hoisted high to claim the ball, Smith clears from the 22.
Wallabe throw long and Wilson claims it off the back, All Blacks turn it over and Mo'unga clears to the Australian half.
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NZ national anthem being sung by Mathiu Walters from iconic Kiwi band Six60 - he seems to handle it OK, with a little flourish at the end.
The All Blacks are unleashing 'Kapo o Pango' - their 'A' haka - they mean business today.
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Superb conditions in Auckland for this encounter - slightly overcast, but no sign of rain, relatively still conditions and the crowd is pouring into the stadium.
All Blacks captain Sam Cane has won the toss and his team will play right to left (east to west?) for the first half. Aussies will kick off.
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Kia ora, good afternoon and welcome to Newshub's live coverage of the second Bledisloe Cup test match between New Zealand and Australia from 'Coopers Catch Park' (aka Eden Park) in Auckland.
Last weekend, both teams played out a pulsating 16-16 draw in Wellington, but this weekend the stakes are even higher, with the game being played at the All Blacks fortress.
The All Blacks have not lost a match at Eden Park since France in 1994 - a stretch of 43 consecutive test matches that includes the 2011 World Cup final - while the Wallabies haven't won at the Auckland venue since 1986.
To protect their record, the All Blacks have made five changes to their starting XV, with hooker Dane Coles, lock Tupou Vaa'i, wing Caleb Clarke, centre Anton Lienert-Brown and fullback Beauden Barrett all coming into the starting side.
Rieko Ioane has been ruled out of the match with a hamstring injury and has been replaced on the bench by Peter Umaga-Jensen.
The Wallabies have made two changes to their starting team, with hooker Brandon Paenga-Amosa and flanker Ned Hanigan earning their first tests in two years.
TAB head-to-head
All Blacks $1.10, Wallabies $5.30, draw $26.00
All Blacks made mistake naming Foster as coach - Henry
Sir Graham Henry says NZ Rugby made a mistake appointing Ian Foster as All Blacks coach and allowing Dave Rennie to coach the Wallabies.
Rennie was appointed Wallabies coach last November, a month before Foster was confirmed as Steve Hansen's successor with the All Blacks.
In their first test in charge of their new teams, the All Blacks and Wallabies played out a 16-16 draw at Wellington's Sky Stadium.
Foster signed a two-year deal as All Blacks coach, after beating out Crusaders boss Scott Robertson for the job.
Speaking at the Wairarapa Bush Rugby Sports Award function, Sir Graham - a World Cup-winning All Blacks coach - has admitted it's too early to say whether Foster is up to the job, but feels NZ Rugby should have done more to keep coaches like Rennie in New Zealand.
Sir Graham's comments are surprising, as he was on the selection panel that appointed Foster as All Blacks coach.
"Dave Rennie is a fabulous coach, no doubt," he says. "New Zealand Rugby c**ked that up.
"They should have been connecting with Dave and [Japan coach] Jamie Joseph and other people around the world to keep them involved in New Zealand Rugby.
"The All Blacks hadn't played for a long time and they looked like it too. They were off the pace, but I think at Eden Park, they'll be chomping at the bit and I think they'll do the job.
"I hope for Fozzie's sake that happens... circumstantial, with the virus and not being able to play, and all those bits and pieces. I've avoided the question."
Asked to choose between Rennie and Foster, Sir Graham picked the Wallabies boss.
"Well, there you go, aye," he quips. "I talked in the media about this before and [was] asked who should coach the All Blacks, and I was very vocal about Rennie.
"But Dave Rennie went to Glasgow, and went and coached there, after winning two Super titles with the Chiefs.
"I think he's got it all and no disrespect to Fozzie, no disrespect, and New Zealand Rugby - this is some time ago, not recently - were meant to keep in contact with players and coaches who had a big influence with professional rugby in this country and went overseas, and they didn't do that.
"If they had done that with Dave Rennie, he would have applied for the All Black job.
"I think we stuffed up, quite frankly, because he is a quality person and a quality coach, and you've seen it straight away with the Wallabies. They will play for him and that's no disrespect to Fozzie, that's just circumstantial, so I've answered the question."
