Los Pumas’ rival defined: the All Blacks beat Ireland in a great game

New Zealand won 28-24 in a memorable game. It will be Argentina’s rival next Friday.

New Zealand won the match 28-24 Ireland and will be rivals of The Pumas in the semifinals of Rugby World Cup 2023. The All black Slightly superior, they withstood a last-ditch comeback attempt by their rivals and were left with the best game of the tournament.

The first half did not disappoint: It’s very equal, it’s always back and forth and there are four tests (picked teams score two). The black-clad team started better and went 13-0 thanks two penalties and one great try from Leicester Fainga’anuku. However, they went into halftime winning by one point (18 to 17).

In complement the show continued: obviously tired, the two casts constantly encourage each other to play. And in that context came a tremendous try from Will Jordan to, with fifteen minutes remaining, the All Blacks won 25 to 24.

How Ireland and the All Blacks fared in the Rugby World Cup match

Ireland are one of the favorites to win the Rugby World Cup for the first time in its history. He is unbeaten in 17 games unbeaten champions of the last edition of the Six Nations and winners of Group B of the World Cup with four consecutive wins: a Tonga by 59-16, at South Africa for 13-8 already Scotland by 36-14. The last time they lost was on July 2, precisely against All black.

The All black they started the world with defeat against France in the opening game, 27-13. But they recovered to three huge victories: 71-3 against Namibia, 96-17 against Italy and 73-0 against Uruguay’s Los Teros. The New Zealand team, now led by Ian Fosterlost only once in the quarterfinals, in 2007.

The formation of Ireland vs. All black

1. Andrew carrier2. Dan Sheehan3. Tadhg Furlong4. Tadhg Beirne5. Iain Henderson6. Peter O’Mahony7. Josh van der Flier8. Caelan Doris9. Jamison Gibson-Park10. Johnny Sexton11. James Lowe12. Bundee Aki13. Garry ring rose14. Mack Hansen15. Hugo Keenan. Head Coach: Andrew Farrell

The All Blacks starting XV vs. Ireland

1. Ethan De Groot2. Cody Taylor3. Tyrell Lomax4. Brodie Retallick5. Scott Barrett6. Shannon Frizzle7. Sam fall down8. Burns Savea 9. Aaron Smith10. Richie Mo’unga11. Leicester Fainga’anuku12. Jordie Barrett13. Rieko John14. Will Jordan15. Beauden Barrett. Head Coach: Ian Foster

Ireland vs. All Blacks, for Rugby World Cup: where to watch live and match data

• Time: 16
• TV: and Star+
• Referee: Wayne Barnes
• TMO: Tom Foley
• Stadium: Stade de France, Saint-Denis