Fortress Preserved: All Blacks Outlast Springboks at Eden Park
The All Blacks maintained a 31-year unbeaten run at Eden Park, securing a 24-17 win over the Springboks and extending their unbeaten streak to 51 matches, officials said.
- On Saturday, the All Blacks defeated the Springboks 24-17 at Eden Park, extending their unbeaten run at the ground to 51 Tests.
- With historic stakes in play, South Africa named a Springboks starting line-up carrying 939 Test caps, aiming to end their Eden Park drought since 1937.
- Emoni Narawa set the tone early when he opened scoring soon from a Beauden Barrett cross-field kick, and Will Jordan finished a lineout move from Wallace Sititi with Quinn Tupaea adding a late try.
- The victory leaves the All Blacks atop the Rugby Championship standings and retains their world number one ranking, with Ardie Savea saying, `It was a gutsy performance, I'm just proud of the boys`.
- Soul-Searching begins for the Springboks in the coming weeks, as they face selection questions and prepare to meet again in Wellington next week for the second Test.
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