New Zealand vs Ireland

Two Andrew Porter tries handed Andy Farrell's men a famous 23-12 victory in the last meeting between the two sides last week, their first against the All Blacks ...

There's a lot of excitement, and a lot of that is the respect Ireland have gained with our public for the way they've played. The best part of where we're at is that we know we can do better. UK viewers can watch New Zealand v Ireland live on Sky Sports Action/Main Event, or online via the website or app. New Zealand head coach Ian Foster: “It’s tough having a loss but the tough weeks are often the most exciting. Who is the New Zealand v Ireland referee? "These are the series we want to be part of.

Ireland face the All Blacks in Wellington this Saturday, in the third and final Test of the series. After an historic win last week, Andy Farrell's side ...

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Having lost the opening game of the Test series convincingly, Ireland levelled the series last Saturday in an eventful 12-23 victory over the 14-man All Blacks, ...

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New Zealand are under pressure to respond, with head coach Ian Foster on thin ice a year out from the World Cup, and their opening victory over the Irish at ...

“Excited. It is where we want to be, a series decider against the best team in the world. We wanted to find out about ourselves on and off the field and we have certainly done that. “We have got to stay confident with what we are trying to do. “And we’ve got to make sure we put a bit of doubt in the All Blacks’ minds as the game goes.” It’s 28 years since New Zealand were beaten in a series on home soil - can Ireland create yet more history? Aaron Smith leads the Haka, starting behind the rest of the squad and calling them to march forward into formation, presenting themselves in three rows of black shirts.

IRELAND are looking for a famous series victory in New Zealand as they head into their third and final test against the All Blacks TODAY.The Irish pic.

It’s a good challenge for us. 1, Caelan Doris gets Ireland moving early on. Today, they have the chance to do it all over again, but this time, with a trophy on the line. It’s do or die, just like World Cup stuff. New Zealand 0-5 Ireland New Zealand 0-5 Ireland New Zealand 0-5 Ireland TRY to Ireland - New Zealand 0-5 Ireland New Zealand 0-5 Ireland They were under the cosh there. New Zealand 0-5 Ireland New Zealand 0-5 Ireland

After being thrashed in the Eden Park opener, Ireland recovered brilliantly in Dunedin to deliver a historic first win over the All Blacks in New Zealand. With ...

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Minute-by-minute report: Who will win the series decider in Wellington? Join Lee Calvert to find out.

It’s claimed in the lineout, the drive is set up and walks over the line for Van Der Flier to flop over and open the scoring. New Zealand fitful and a little disjointed, but with enough dog in their scramble defence and pizazz in broken play or on counter to frustrate and indeed take the game. Ireland busy and creative, making enough dents up front and with territorial kicking to make the All Blacks reel a bit. Sexton spurns a kickable penalty to put the ball in the corner. Bundee Aki and Andrew Porter are both untidy at the ruck and are ruled to be off feet. Finally, the ball is out and NZ are taking narrow carries up via the forwards sticking close to the ruck. Ireland are deliberately not committing too many player to the breakdown, and they stand so far off one the All Blacks end up knocking on due to their own momentum not being stopped. This allows Keenan to put a testing kick on Jordan who takes it but is stopped dead by the chasing Hansen and on the next possession Tu’ungafasi knocks on. Possession is not very secure however and as NZ get it back David Havili punts a 50:22 and the All Blacks will have an go in the Irish 22. “This is so good” says ORMBarnes, “I had a really bad sleepless night and thought, shall I stay in bed and watch the replay later? The New Zealand response to this is to start chucking it everywhere and losing whatever limited shape they have. “This is so good” says ORMBarnes, “I had a really bad sleepless night and thought, shall I stay in bed and watch the replay later?

While the Irish look like a team, the All Blacks look disjointed and like they only for the first time earlier today. This could get real ugly, real quick, if ...

Aki was superb after coming off the bench and he'll be looking to replicate that performance. New Zealand coach Ian Foster has made four changes from last Saturday, with the forwards Nepo Laulala and Sam Whitelock coming back into the fold, who should be a big boost with their vast experience. says Andy Farrell, and it's hard not to agree with him after the win in Dunedin. This is going to be some spectacle. A poor miss and one which perhaps indicates All Black nerves. A narrow escape for Ireland. Lowe is unfortunate that his huge boot isn't deemed a 50-22 but it doesn't matter, off the next maul Ireland get the turnover and are back in possession for the scrum. It doesn't matter though as Johnny Sexton gives up a penalty for not rolling away at the breakdown. New Zealand look rattled and again their discipline, or lack of it, is letting them down. Ireland get the scrum and kick it out to end the half. Well, well, well, New Zealand can't even get the lineout straight. An incredible half of rugby from Ireland. Every player in green has stood up and out performed their opposite number.

Follow all the action from Wellington as Ireland attempt to win a series against New Zealand for the first time.

- 08:54 Ireland completely in control, this is one of the best Irish away 40 minutes in years. - 09:05

The series victory will go down in history as Ireland's greatest rugby achievement, against a side that tormented them in an utterly one-sided rivalry for over ...

- Turnovers won: Tadhg Beirne (Ireland) – 3 - Carries: Ardie Savea (New Zealand) – 17 - Cons: Sexton (3)

New Zealand 22-32 Ireland: The tourists edged a thrilling Test match and the triumphant squad were pictured in tears at full-time.

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Ireland wrap up their summer tour of New Zealand with a third test showdown against the All Blacks in Wellington after their historic win in Dunedin.

Akira Ioane does brilliantly to break clear of two lunging Irish tackles - a quick side step past Hansen - and he is over the try line. Ireland are sloppy in an attacking turnover and Savea immediately springs Will Jordan on the edge of his own 22. Farrell's side will be happy to kick long in the final 10 minutes. New Zealand 22 Ireland 25 22 New Zealand vs. 32 22 32 To come here and achieve what they've achieved. "This is a special group. New Zealand vs.

Ireland sensationally beat the All Blacks 32-22 in the third Test to win a series in New Zealand for the first time in their history.

"It's a very special day because we're playing against the best in the world... "We came over here with the task in hand and went for it. From there, they remained composed and calm to get over the line and produce history in Wellington. He brought in some younger lads and he's just done an amazing job. Further points from his captain's boots capped off a dream first half and as the tourists led 22-3 at the break. Savea's 44th-minute try got their scoreboard rolling for the hosts, with more to come shortly after. However, with the weight of expectation on them, they remained nervous and ill-disciplined. Bundee Aki came in for the injured Garry Ringrose as Ireland made just one change to their line-up. To come down here and do it is very, very special," Sexton said. Sam Whitelock had returned to the XV after missing the second Test due to concussion. "It's clear how much belief there is in the team and it starts with the main man [Andy Farrell]. He was brave at the start, he stuck with some older lads and got criticise. Van der Flier was instrumental on the back foot too.

It was not only a first series victory in New Zealand for the Irish but the first time the All Blacks have lost a series on home soil since 1994. Josh van der ...

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But the All Blacks moved to within three points in a breathless second period thanks to scores from Ardie Savea, Akira Ioane and Will Jordan, before Rob Herring ...

Massive respect to Ireland, they’ve been class and they deserve their win tonight.” We were able to get the job done, I can’t put into words how I feel.” Captain Johnny Sexton, who celebrated his 37th birthday on Monday, chipped in with 12 points, becoming the second man to surpass 1,000 in the green jersey.