Game 2 : All Blacks v Australia Wallabies at Eden Park – teams, kick-off time

All you need to know ahead of the All Blacks’ clash against the Wallabies in Bledisloe II at Eden Park

The All Blacks haven’t lost a test to the Wallabies at Eden Park since 1986 – but the fresh-faced Australians who are coming off an upset draw last Sunday “might not know any better”.

With no player in either side alive to have witnessed an Australian victory in Auckland, Dave Rennie’s men might be uniquely placed to finally break the All Blacks’ 43-match unbeaten streak, says Wallabies attack coach Scott Wisemantel.

“It’s good for their confidence, but having said that, they don’t know any better,” he told Big Sports Breakfast.

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This is the second of two consecutive Tests set to be played on the All Blacks home turf and is at Eden Park in Auckland. The first game was an epic in Wellington, finishing 16-16.

The series concludes with two matches in Australia –  Suncorp Stadium (November 7), with Game 4 at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium on December 12 doubling as the final match of the Rugby Championship.

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