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    HIGHLIGHTS | NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND | July Internationals 2024 | First Test



    HIGHLIGHTS | NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND | July Internationals 2024 | First Test

    the South Island City of denan hosts the opening all black test of 2024 and it’s the start of a new era in all black rugby new coach and Scott Robertson new captain and Scott Barrett as the world’s most successful International Rugby team kicks off against an England side rejuvenated under their coach Steve Borthwick away from McKenzie the cross kick Race All Blacks are in semi R oh brilliant all blacks and how about the physicality in the matter to absorb that finally the All Blacks are recognized they need to stay up on the a George Goes now will gets it off and here goes Cunningham South almost got himself to the line sted up byi and the referee looks and he’s not sure he is not sure for sure for sure as Smith knocks it over and they hit the front England Panara goes again pereta he’s through pareta and way go Saia full back score again through ADI Saia oh but it’s all built on Steven petta under penalty Advantage they look to go back to their right hand side where McKenzie had [Music] swept they’ve had the ball for a long time haven’t made any ground at all McKenzie short task or flat task to Scott Barrett oh penalty W theyve paid him holding on they had possession but England have turned them over there he goes again and this time he is successful referee Blows the Whistle halime here in deden and the All Blacks in England are tied up at 10 the Mitchell now Smith away for ear really threatening the all black line here now they go wide and the try is scored by Manny Fu aoso and England and France oh excellent work from the English [Applause] yeah well it goes for Martin and the All Blacks had rights to the ball and they gain the penalty m KY with the boot but this looks more promising and it is goes down the back nice throw taken down by Jacobson Reese right in center field up it goes for V got a penalty Advantage here the All Blacks it’s right out in front too now Scott Barrett Saia spinning his way through chrisy again omur change of Direction McKenzie and they get in a bit of a mess so they’ve got a penalty [Applause] here in the meantime let’s give the All Blacks the lead back McKenzie and up go the flags and the All Blacks lead by one chrisy away for Anton Leonard Brown who’s got a cross to help out on the heavy stuff tack the ground penalty Advantage for the All Blacks flat kick here to Leah oh great tackle Barrett’s got it though bowar they’ll keep it going here the All Blacks they still got this penalty advantage and they’ll have to go back back for it was a tackle with no arms he just collapsed on the ground and let the block fall over him yeah big kick here for Damien McKenzie inside the two-minute Mark in the game there will be time for a kickoff if required wow wow big call time expired timed out it’s there again for Spencer away for Smith furbank taking the tackle the b or and the penalty and they’ll win the game tight but satisfying it will be very satisfying they had to work really hard for the English they be disappointed this was a real hard fought test match with the All Blacks have stay composed really had to grind it out and deserve that onepoint Victory what a game oh yeah

    HIGHLIGHTS | NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND | July Internationals 2024 | First Test

    The Scott Robertson era of the All Blacks has kicked off in winning fashion on Saturday, with New Zealand holding off England in Dunedin in the first of two Test matches between the two sides.

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    47 Comments

    5. @Lk__685 on

      Bruhhh idk why people hate it on stop complaining bout wha he’s done bro McKenzie did lots of good works for the AB in the past don’t disrespect the bro by one mistake he’s name represents NZ not yours if your not named in the AB Squad chillax y’all just enjoy the games

    8. @JohnDoe-iq9bz on

      "Most successful international rugby team"? I assume he means in terms of wins which he's probably right. It's definitely not in terms of world cup trophies. We all know who the most successful world cup team is😉🏆🏆🏆🏆

    9. @deanhubbard2846 on

      Impressive from England, a good kicking game,forwards were direct and defense was solid, Smith ran the ball when the opportunity presented. Plenty for the all blacks to work on, our kicking was a little aimless at times but we squeaked the win out. Well done to the AB's.
      Wouldn't write the English off for Mt Eden though, they'd have gained a bit of confidence from that one.

    10. @gershonbrown6824 on

      Intense, edge of my seat for 80min….
      Close win by the ABs as I expected with new coaching staff and management…
      Win is a win. Go All Blacks from South Africa….

      Getting ready for an epic battle between the Boks and Irish

    15. @johnpeter3626 on

      wasn't no arms tackle…AB player jumped n dived , so was futile for Eng player to lock his arms around him..
      commentator says ABs "greatest team"😅
      SBs played 2 less RWC than ABs and still won more RWCs than ABs…

    20. @rudivorster4442 on

      'As the worlds most successful rugby team, kicks off against an England side….' Mmm… debatable that. Most consistent, yes. Most successful? You're gonna have to run that by Springbok supporters. World cups, SA 4 – NZ 3, actually NZ 2 as SA weren't competing in 1987.
      NZ were very very lucky to win this game. Or, England should have had a proper in form kicker?

    28. @sankarsubramony4711 on

      After the likes of Mertens, Spencer, Carter, Barret and Mo’unga, DM looks like a sub-par fly half. The match was good but had DM converted well, the margin would have been better.

    32. @andrexadoh on

      What a bullshit call for Damien. He was literally starting the run to kick. That type of call should be prohibited. The penalty clock cannot be that strict compared to conversion. Ridiculous

    47. @Greengeist05 on

      Yeah, rugby needs to fix the penalty points problem, penalties shouldn’t be a major factor in which side wins. Get rid of the tee, reduced points, added meters, or something, there’s just far too much incentive to provoke a penalty or not play the ball in your half.

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