England and New Zealand collide for just the third time in eight years in a massive showdown at Twickenham today.
It is the first meeting since that fateful 2019 World Cup semi-final in Yokohama, when a superb display from Eddie Jones’ side saw them triumph 19-7 and reach the tournament showpiece, where they were bested by next weekend’s opponents South Africa.
The All Blacks have not visited Twickenham since the autumn of 2018, when they fought back in the English rain to erase a 15-point deficit in a bruising triumph in south-west London.
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Now New Zealand are attempting to complete a topsy-turvy 12 months with a northern hemisphere sweep after holding off Scotland at Murrayfield to follow wins over Japan and Wales, making a statement before next year’s World Cup in France and following in the footsteps of the mighty Black Ferns, who edged the Red Roses in a memorable Women’s World Cup final last week.
England are also hoping to finish an inconsistent 2022 on a high note, though with one further Test against the Springboks to come, having bounced back from their shock home defeat by Argentina with a seven-try victory over Japan last time out.
How to watch England vs New Zealand
TV channel and live stream: Amazon Prime Video will broadcast Saturday’s Test live in the UK, with kick-off at 5:30pm GMT.
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