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Liam Napier: Why Ireland's historic success holds little relevance, and where All Blacks have the edge

Rugby Union · Chicago

Liam Napier: Why Ireland's historic success holds little relevance, and where All Blacks have the edge

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Liam Napier in Chicago Posters hanging on Michigan Ave in the heart of Chicago bill the start of the All Blacks’ Grand Slam tour as the rematch with Ireland.See the Story

The Two in-Form All Blacks Who Earned Crack at Ireland

Rugby Union · Chicago

The Two in-Form All Blacks Who Earned Crack at Ireland

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Quinn Tupaea and Peter Lakai’s contestable selections for the rematch with Ireland in Chicago signal the All Blacks are prepared to be swayed by form....See the Story

Wallabies welcome back major artillery for Twickenham Test

Rugby World Cup · Australia

Wallabies welcome back major artillery for Twickenham Test

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The Wallabies have welcomed back stars including Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Max Jorgensen, while Harry Potter is selected ahead of Dylan Pietsch on the wing.See the Story

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