Summary

  • Nations Championship

  • New Zealand 40-21 Ireland (FT)

  • Patrick Tuipulotu, Ardie Savea, Will Jordan, Asafo Aumua, Damian McKenzie and Anton Lienert-Brown score tries for All Blacks

  • Jack Conan, Joe McCarthy and Hugo Keenan cross for Ireland

  • All Blacks have not lost at Eden Park since 1994 and have won first three games in the competition

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  1. New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    This is much better by Ireland. A good chance of scoring now.

  2. New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    Conor Murray
    Former Ireland scrum-half on BBC Radio Ulster

    The fans in Eden Park are expecting to watch more high-quality rugby from their side. The All Blacks don't switch off.

    Mistakes get punished almost immediately, so the second half will be an interesting watch.

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    New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    New Zealand get us back under way and instantly win the ball back.

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    Conor Murray
    Former Ireland scrum-half on BBC Radio Ulster

    The next 10 minutes is where we need to see a huge reaction.

    It could get pretty ugly.

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    I've not seen Ireland play this badly for some time.

    Andy, London

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    Richie Murphy
    Ulster head coach on BBC Radio Ulster

    I think Ireland will try and bring Nick Timoney and Sean Jansen on reasonably early.

    They could do with some strong ball carriers in the middle of the park and both Timoney and Jansen are really good in that area.

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    Richie Murphy
    Ulster head coach on BBC Radio Ulster

    New Zealand are very much on top at the moment, so Ireland will have to change things up.

    We're not getting quick ball, and when you're not getting quick ball in rugby, it's very hard to generate attack.

    Ireland are in a tough situation here, but they have to try and find a way to break up the New Zealand attack.

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    In both of Conor Murray's appearances at Eden Park in 2012 and again 10 years later, the All Blacks put 40 points on Ireland with dominant wins.

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    Conor Murray
    Former Ireland scrum-half on BBC Radio Ulster

    At Eden Park, you get punished so easily.

    Andy Farrell will be saying they've got to show some character now. Ireland teams do not give up so I expect them to come out and give it a real go in the second half.

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    This Ireland performance is shocking so far, but the officials have been worse.

    Shane, Midlands

    Anyone else feel like the All Blacks could do a full 80 mins from now? None of them look tired.

    Mike, York (secret Kiwi)

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    Richie Murphy
    Ulster head coach on BBC Radio Ulster

    New Zealand have been very good. They have dominated the collision areas.

  12. HT: New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    When New Zealand really need to win, they usually use Eden Park.

    Ireland will be annoyed about the call to not give Luke Jacobson a 20-minute red card.

    However, too many errors mean that would not have changed much. They simply have not been good enough.

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    New Zealand are clearly a cut above so far. The officiating is just baffling, though.

    Michael, Burton

    Welcome to the fortress, Ireland. The All Blacks ain't losing.

    Nigel, Dunedin

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    Darren Cave
    Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

    Ireland have struggled to deal with the quality of New Zealand's attack.

  15. Half-time - New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    The Eden Park record looks safe.

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    Half-time - New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

  16. New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    The maul is stopped and New Zealand get over the ball to win a penalty.

    Epic defence.

  17. New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    Penalty to Ireland and into the corner it goes.

  18. New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    Ireland go on the attack. They could do with a score.

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    Darren Cave
    Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

    Desperate defence from Joe McCarthy and Stuart McCloskey, but he just plonks it on the line.

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    Converted try - New Zealand 28-7 Ireland

    Asafo Aumua (con Ruben Love)

    Asafo Aumua stretches and just dots it down. All that came from another Ireland error.

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