All Blacks v Ireland, third Test: All You Need to Know
Ireland have a chance to complete a historic series win against the All Blacks on their home soil when the sides meet in the series decider in Wellington.
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Ireland have a chance to complete a historic series win against the All Blacks on their home soil when the sides meet in the series decider in Wellington.
With plans afoot to align the northern and southern hemisphere calendars, it's been suggested in recent weeks that this summer's Test series around the world may very well be the last of their kind.
Ireland coach Andy Farrell said on Friday "not over-playing the emotional card" will be essential if they are to beat New Zealand in the second Test and send the three-match series to a decider.
Nobody said it would be easy, but Ireland's mammoth tour of New Zealand is proving to be an incredible test, both physically and mentally.
World Rugby have said that a player who has been advised to leave the field after a suspected concussion does not have to follow the updated Graduated Return to Play (GRTP) protocols if follow-up tests are negative.
World Rugby said on Thursday that a player who has been advised to leave the field after a suspected concussion does not have to follow the updated Graduated Return to Play (GRTP) protocols if follow-up tests are negative.
(Reuters) - World Rugby said on Thursday that a player who has been advised to leave the field after a suspected concussion does not have to follow the updated Graduated Return to Play (GRTP) protocols if follow-up tests are negative.
Safety campaigners have warned that rugby’s head-injury checks are “being exposed” after Johnny Sexton was selected for Ireland’s second Test against New Zealand.