It’s world No 1 v No 2, a repeat of the World Cup final, two of the great sporting rivals squaring off once again. It might just be the biggest test for the All Blacks this year. 

Scott Robertson’s side look to continue a proud record at Eden Park stretching back to 1994, while also needing to bounce back from a defeat to Argentina. 

The All Blacks have remained undefeated at the Fortress for over 30 years – a record that could be tested tomorrow. 

Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner is nervous about the record being broken, telling Andrew Dickens that they want it to continue, and are confident it will. 

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It’s world No 1 v No 2, a repeat of the World Cup final, two of the great sporting rivals squaring off once again. It might just be the biggest test for the All Blacks this year.&nbsp;
Scott Robertson’s side look to continue a proud record at Eden Park stretching back to 1994, while also needing to bounce back from a defeat to Argentina.&nbsp;
The All Blacks have remained undefeated at the Fortress for over 30 years – a record that could be tested tomorrow.&nbsp;
Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner is nervous about the record being broken, telling Andrew Dickens that they want it to continue, and are confident it will.&nbsp;
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Nick Sautner: Eden Park CEO on the All Blacks v South Africa clash

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