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Ian Foster's side can close out the series with a test to spare, with the Irish needing to create a double dose of history to keep it alive.

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The two huge nations New Zealand and Ireland Rugby match will kick off at 8:05 am UK time – 7pm local time. The game takes place at Forsyth Barr Stadium, ...

That confidence is based on their strong start and finish to the first Test at Auckland which they lost 42-19 to trail 0-1 in the three-match series. Check out how to watch New Zealand and Ireland in the Summer Internationals, including TV details Just for $9.99. The two huge nations New Zealand and Ireland Rugby match will kick off at 8:05 am UK time – 7pm local time. The closed roof of Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin, the same ground where Ireland beat Italy 36-6 at the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Ireland had the All Blacks under pressure for the first 20 minutes and matched New Zealand 14-all in a second half in which the visitors were held up over the goalline on at least three occasions. All Blacks vs Ireland Rugby Streaming in Canada and New Zealand is available through the Rugby-Premium TV.

Ireland took the lead early on before being soundly beaten 42-19 by New Zealand last weekend. Can the All Blacks close out the series in Dunedin?

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Everything you need to know ahead of the second Test in Dunedin.

New Zealand 32-21 Ireland Two players are in line to make their Test debuts from the bench – prop Aidan Ross and scrum-half Folau Fakatava. Despite the first Test humbling, Farrell has opted for just one change to the starting XV as Mack Hansen, who was ruled out of the opening match due to Covid, replaces Keith Earls on the wing. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent. They will at least have talismanic skipper Johnny Sexton to call upon after the fly-half has controversially been deemed fit despite exiting the first Test due to a suspected concussion. They withstood an early Ireland storm before crushing them in the 20 minutes before half-time to notch a comprehensive 42-19 victory.

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That confidence is based on their strong start and finish to the first Test at Auckland which they lost 42-19 to trail 1-0 in the three-match series.

The other key incident which led to change of momentum in the first Test came when Ireland lost captain Johnny Sexton to a head injury. Ireland guarded possession closely and won the territorial contest in the first 20 minutes. "To be honest the lads are in a good place now," Farrell said.

They have brought in former Brumby Mack Hansen on the right-wing, while Johnny Sexton was deemed fit despite his first-half concussion.

“We know the Irish will throw everything at us this week to keep the series alive. A week’s a long time in sport and after the All Blacks destroyed Ireland in the first Test at Eden Park, the pressure is firmly on Andy Farrell’s men in green. Welcome to live coverage of the second Test between the All Blacks and Ireland from Dunedin. Follow all the action in our blog below!

The All Blacks face Ireland in the second of three Tests: here's the start time, how to watch on TV, confirmed line-ups and referee details.

“I’ve coached there a good few times now, and it’s always been quick and the atmosphere is fantastic. “I expect more of what we’ve seen in Super Rugby, and when the All Blacks have played there in the past, whether it’s against the Lions or any other international side. It’s always quick when we’ve been there in the past. There have been a few things to fix like there is in every week, but we’ve had a good training week. Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium boasts a permanent roof, dubbed locally as the glasshouse. We know the Irish will throw everything at us this week to keep the series alive. “To not give people a chance to correct that is sometimes missing an opportunity, so there’s a little bit of that. Yeah, move on, did all the tests and obviously passed all of them with flying colours. UK viewers can watch New Zealand v Ireland live on Sky Sports Action/Main Event, or online via the website or app. "The lads are in a good place. Some people are unlucky probably not to start because they had good impact off the bench, etc. And obviously the independent doctor felt for whatever reason, my reaction to the knock or whether it was one or two little things in the test, but anyway, that's history now...

IRELAND are on a revenge mission as they face New Zealand in the second of three tests.The All Blacks asserted their dominance at Eden Park last week.

The All Blacks were devastating in Auckland last weekend, putting 23 points between them and the visitors. We know that they are coming and we also need to rise.Beauden Barrett, New Zealand fly half Cast your minds back to 2012, New Zealand found themselves in a similar situation to today, needing to keep Ireland out. The series is on the line. Welcome to New Zealand vs Ireland They are such a proud side.

Ireland took the lead early on before being soundly beaten 42-19 by New Zealand last weekend. Can the All Blacks close out the series in Dunedin?

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Follow all the action from Dunedin as Ireland continue their summer tour.

“I’m not going to back down,” the All Blacks captain is warned by Jaco Peyper, who suggests that another penalisable act in this territory will send a third New Zealand player from the field. New Zealand survive again! This is extraordinary profligacy from Ireland, who play out the back, slightly curiously, on first phase, and good outside blitz defence from New Zealand forces a hurried James Lowe to drop the ball. Dalton Papalii puts some footwork on to make three metres as New Zealand edge ever closer and the hooter blares. And there is the try! They withstood an early Ireland storm before crushing them in the 20 minutes before half-time to notch a comprehensive 42-19 victory.

The All Blacks have the chance to wrap up a series win against the Six Nations runners-up at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin tonight.

Ireland will be looking to bounce back on their summer tour of New Zealand after losing 42-19 to the All Blacks in Auckland on July 2.

Sat, July 9 Sat, July 9 Sat, July 9 New Zealand are losing their discipline. 2 mins to KO: New Zealand perform the haka. Sat, July 9 New Zealand are reduced to 13 men! Can Ireland produce a less error-strewn performance against this side? "There's all sorts of different ramifications that go into selection, sometimes players probably have not performed to the standards they judge themselves on," Farrell said. Ireland. The tourists are seeking a response in Dunedin after a disappointing start to their tour. 5 mins to KO: The teams are out! We're almost ready to go!

Tadhg Beirne of Ireland celebrates with Josh van der Flier of Ireland during the International Test match between the New Zealand All Blacks and Ireland. Photo ...

The All Blacks were passive and insipid, saved from humiliation only by their miraculous scrambling defence which was brilliant. At one stage, the All Blacks should have been reduced to 12 men rather than 13. New Zealand spent most of a wild encounter depleted thanks to three first-half cards, two of them yellow prior to a red for Angus Ta'avao. In truth, they could have been punished more severely. George Bower and Brodie Retallick were the top rated All Blacks with eights. Ireland had more possession and more penetration, dominating large tracts of the game from the off. But by any yardstick, this was a totally deserved, as well as historic, first win on New Zealand soil.

The All Blacks take on Ireland in the second test of a three game series and for the first time in Dunedin since 2002.

All Blacks defence hanging on as Ireland break through but Andrew Porter is too strong and crosses the line. NZL TRY! The All Blacks keep going after the halftime hooter goes. Ireland are attacking at speed on the left side. The All Blacks are in trouble again. There are some more disruptions to the game. They have a penalty advantage and it's quickly taken by Codie Taylor. Scott Barrett collects the ball and leaps towards the line but the ball has been held up. IRE TRY! Bundee Aki breaks through as Ireland close in on the try-line. Ireland continue to put pressure on the All Blacks but they turn the ball over. The All Blacks are now challenging Ireland on their goal line. We go to an All Blacks scrum. NZL TRY! The All Blacks found momentum. Ireland get their first victory over the All Blacks in New Zealand.

It's another huge day of Test action with Ireland and England out for revenge against their southern-hemisphere conquerors.

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The All Blacks had been thoroughly out-played but were still well in the game at halftime. Then followed the farcical sight of the All Blacks sending players back on to the field to return to 15 – forgetting a red card means a permanent substitution. Then, for two minutes, it was 15 against 13 when All Blacks prop Ofa Tuungafasi was binned for tackling without the ball. The Irish made a cracking start to another bid at winning a test in New Zealand for the first time. The All Blacks at least scrambled well on defence to keep the scoreline reasonable, but this was a night to forget for Ian Foster’s men. It was a humbling night for the All Blacks, who were comprehensively out-played, just a week after crushing Ireland in the first test.

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The second came as New Zealand appeared to be getting an unlikely toe-hold with a Beauden Barrett try on 39 minutes after yellow cards for Leicester Fainga’anuku’s dangerous chargedown on Mack Hansen, an early tackle by Ofa Tu’ungafasi on Gary Ringrose, and a red for Angus Ta’avao for a reckless head on head tackle, again with the Ireland centre. A double from the most unlikely of sources, prop Andrew Porter, early in each half allowed the visitors to first take the lead then extend it. Andy Farrell’s squad of 2022 have achieved what no other team in green has in the forty-six years since Ireland rugby first set foot in New Zealand in 1976 – an away win.