Penalty Ireland. Cracking steal by Garry Ringrose.

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Darren Cave
Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

Ireland are looking nervy and New Zealand look really patient and dangerous on the edge.

Superb tackle by Robert Baloucoune on Damian McKenzie. New Zealand's first proper chance to attack and they get it right. Ireland scramble well.

An early change as prop Tyrel Lomax is replaced by Fletcher Newell.

I think it is for blood.

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Darren Cave
Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

The scrum or the line-out hasn't been a part of Ireland's game that they'll be particularly proud of.

Some questions will be asked of the Irish defence and they need to get their set piece right today.

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Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on ITV

It's been a little bit nervy. Couple of errors on both sides.

Jordie Barrett kicks it dead. A poor error by New Zealand after Ireland dropped the ball.

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A monster clearance by New Zealand. Ireland then go short at the first line-out.

Steady start by both sides.

Ireland will believe they can beat New Zealand in New Zealand after doing so in 2022.

Winning at Eden Park is a different challenge altogether.

The atmosphere is electric in Auckland. We are under way.

Darren Cave
Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

I feel like this Andy Farrell team see this as an opportunity to do something special.

For Ireland, this is nothing to be afraid of. This is an opportunity.

Conor Murray
Former Ireland scrum-half on BBC Radio Ulster

Given what they did during the Six Nations when they were facing a bit of criticism and then they showed up at Twickenham and delivered that performance, I think Ireland are going to show up and look to play today.

No response to the haka by Ireland. They stand and take it all in.

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Richie Murphy
Ulster head coach on BBC Radio Ulster

This is a big challenge for Ireland. They'll be really up for this and see this as an opportunity to do something really special. It's going to be a big test today.

A nod of the head by New Zealand captain Ardie Savea. He loves it.

Now it is time for the haka.

Rory Best
Former Ireland captain on ITV

Having Robert Baloucoune back on the wing is huge. We don't have a lot of X-factor players, and he is one of them. If he gets time and space, he is exceptional going forward but, more importantly, he is a good defender.

The teams are out for the anthems. We've got a fancy orchestra performing.

A nice vibe.

Australia's Nic Berry is in charge of this one.

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Jason Momoa's at Eden Park!

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Ireland captain Dan Sheehan says Andy Farrell's side must "make our own history" when they take on New Zealand.

While New Zealand's record at their "iconic" Auckland fortress has formed part of the conjecture prior to kick-off this week, Sheehan insists that has not been "something we've focused on massively".

"It's a special record, but we're trying to get the best out of the group we've seen this year and we think we have it in us," the 27-year-old Leinster hooker said.

"The capabilities in the squad, if we get them out, it will be a great game and hopefully we come out on top.

"They are an incredible outfit, especially at home, so any good performance on New Zealand soil is something to remember. We will be looking to recreate that.

"We've a new group here and a lot of the lads weren't on that tour, so we've got to make our own history."

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