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All Blacks v England: All You Need to Know ahead of test in Yokohama
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England and All Blacks kick off the Autumn Internationals in Yokohama on Saturday morning.
Both teams will be looking to bounce back after the All Blacks were unable to defend their Rugby Championship title last month, while England lost to Fiji in the Pacific Nations Cup final.
All Blacks will head to Europe next month to take on England, Ireland and France and they will be determined to address their recent inconsistent form against England.
How to watch England v All Blacks, live stream and TV channel
England v All Blacks will be broadcast live on Sky Sport 1 in All Blacks.
Live streaming of England v All Blacks will also be available via Sky Sport Now.
England v All Blacks kick-off time, date and venue
England v All Blacks will be played at the Nissan Stadium in Yokohama, England and will get underway at 06:50 BST on Saturday 26th October 2024.
England v All Blacks stats and head-to-head record (H2H)
Both sides have won three and lost three of their six matches heading into Saturday's game.
The last meeting between England and All Blacks saw the All Blacks win a closely fought game in Tokyo by a 38-31 scoreline in 2022.
All Blacks have won each of the last seven meetings between the two sides.
Teams
Scrum-half Cam Roigard makes his first appearance of 2024, with prop Pasilio Tosi and Hurricanes star Billy Proctor starting for the All Blacks for the first time
All Blacks: Stephen Perofeta, Sevu Reece, Billy Proctor, Anton Lienert-Brown, Mark Tele’a, Damian McKenzie, Cam Roigard, Wallace Sititi, Sam Cane, Samipeni Finau, Patrick Tuipulotu (captain), Sam Darry, Pasilio Tosi, Asafo Aumua, Tamaiti Williams. Reserves: George Bell, Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Fletcher Newell, Josh Lord, Peter Lakai, TJ Perenara, David Havili, Ruben Love
Replacements: 16 George Bell, 17 Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 18 Fletcher Newell, 19 Josh Lord, 20 Peter Lakai, 21 Thomas Perenara, 22 David Havili, 23 Ruben Love
Forward Kazuki Himeno returns to the England team for the first time since last year's World Cup, while fly-half Harumichi Tatekawa will captain the side.
England: Yoshitaka Yazaki, Jone Naikabula, Dylan Riley, Nicholas McCurran, Malo Tuitama, Harumichi Tatekawa (captain), Shinobu Fujiwara, Faulua Makisi, Kazuki Himeno, Amato Fakatava, Warner Dearns, Sanaila Waqa, Shuhei Takeuchi, Atsushi Sakate, Takato Okabe. Reserves: Mamoru Harada, Takayoshi Mohara, Opeti Helu, Epeneri Uluiviti, Kanji Shimokawa, Taiki Koyama, Tomoki Osada, Takuro Matsunaga
Replacements: 16 Mamoru Harada, 17 Takayoshi Mohara, 18 Opeti Helu, 19 Epineri Uluiviti, 20 Kanji Shimokawa, 21 Taiki Koyama, 22 Tomoki Osada, 23 Takuro Matsunaga
Form
The All Blacks have lost three tests this year, two to the Springboks and once to Argentina. Their five wins were against England (twice) and Fiji in July, followed by victories over the Wallabies (twice) and Argentina.
The wins over the Wallabies in Sydney and Wellington in last month went some way to healing the psyological wounds created by the earlier losses, which meant the Rugby Championship title was awarded to the Boks.
England made the final of the Pacific Nations Cup and were beaten by Fiji. They were earlier defeated by England, Georgia and Italy in their mid-year tests.
The All Blacks haven't been able to extract the best out of the bench players for much of this season. It's a nasty habit that needs to be halted.
Starting gargantuan props Tamaiti Williams and Pasilio Tosi will ensure the All Blacks won't get rocked in the scrums, although the set-pieces can be a rarity in the modern game these days. The Englandese will want to shift the ball all over the paddock, shifting the point of contact in an attempt to make the big men in the All Blacks feel tired.
Two can play that game. The All Blacks will want to be rapid in the right areas of the field, while also having the option of using big rigs like Williams and Tosi to be direct and bash blokes up the middle of the track.
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England and All Blacks kick off the Autumn Internationals in Yokohama on Saturday morning.
Both teams will be looking to bounce back after the All Blacks were unable to defend their Rugby Championship title last month, while England lost to Fiji in the Pacific Nations Cup final.
All Blacks will head to Europe next month to take on England, Ireland and France and they will be determined to address their recent inconsistent form against England.
How to watch England v All Blacks, live stream and TV channel
England v All Blacks will be broadcast live on Sky Sport 1 in All Blacks.
Live streaming of England v All Blacks will also be available via Sky Sport Now.
England v All Blacks kick-off time, date and venue
England v All Blacks will be played at the Nissan Stadium in Yokohama, England and will get underway at 06:50 BST on Saturday 26th October 2024.
England v All Blacks stats and head-to-head record (H2H)
Both sides have won three and lost three of their six matches heading into Saturday's game.
The last meeting between England and All Blacks saw the All Blacks win a closely fought game in Tokyo by a 38-31 scoreline in 2022.
All Blacks have won each of the last seven meetings between the two sides.
Teams
Scrum-half Cam Roigard makes his first appearance of 2024, with prop Pasilio Tosi and Hurricanes star Billy Proctor starting for the All Blacks for the first time
All Blacks: Stephen Perofeta, Sevu Reece, Billy Proctor, Anton Lienert-Brown, Mark Tele’a, Damian McKenzie, Cam Roigard, Wallace Sititi, Sam Cane, Samipeni Finau, Patrick Tuipulotu (captain), Sam Darry, Pasilio Tosi, Asafo Aumua, Tamaiti Williams. Reserves: George Bell, Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Fletcher Newell, Josh Lord, Peter Lakai, TJ Perenara, David Havili, Ruben Love
Replacements: 16 George Bell, 17 Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 18 Fletcher Newell, 19 Josh Lord, 20 Peter Lakai, 21 Thomas Perenara, 22 David Havili, 23 Ruben Love
Forward Kazuki Himeno returns to the England team for the first time since last year's World Cup, while fly-half Harumichi Tatekawa will captain the side.
England: Yoshitaka Yazaki, Jone Naikabula, Dylan Riley, Nicholas McCurran, Malo Tuitama, Harumichi Tatekawa (captain), Shinobu Fujiwara, Faulua Makisi, Kazuki Himeno, Amato Fakatava, Warner Dearns, Sanaila Waqa, Shuhei Takeuchi, Atsushi Sakate, Takato Okabe. Reserves: Mamoru Harada, Takayoshi Mohara, Opeti Helu, Epeneri Uluiviti, Kanji Shimokawa, Taiki Koyama, Tomoki Osada, Takuro Matsunaga
Replacements: 16 Mamoru Harada, 17 Takayoshi Mohara, 18 Opeti Helu, 19 Epineri Uluiviti, 20 Kanji Shimokawa, 21 Taiki Koyama, 22 Tomoki Osada, 23 Takuro Matsunaga
Form
The All Blacks have lost three tests this year, two to the Springboks and once to Argentina. Their five wins were against England (twice) and Fiji in July, followed by victories over the Wallabies (twice) and Argentina.
The wins over the Wallabies in Sydney and Wellington in last month went some way to healing the psyological wounds created by the earlier losses, which meant the Rugby Championship title was awarded to the Boks.
England made the final of the Pacific Nations Cup and were beaten by Fiji. They were earlier defeated by England, Georgia and Italy in their mid-year tests.
The All Blacks haven't been able to extract the best out of the bench players for much of this season. It's a nasty habit that needs to be halted.
Starting gargantuan props Tamaiti Williams and Pasilio Tosi will ensure the All Blacks won't get rocked in the scrums, although the set-pieces can be a rarity in the modern game these days. The Englandese will want to shift the ball all over the paddock, shifting the point of contact in an attempt to make the big men in the All Blacks feel tired.
Two can play that game. The All Blacks will want to be rapid in the right areas of the field, while also having the option of using big rigs like Williams and Tosi to be direct and bash blokes up the middle of the track.