Ireland will return to Chicago for a rematch with New Zealand at Soldier Field in November of 2025.
Andy Farrell's side will face the All Blacks at the home of the Chicago Bears on Saturday, 1 November at 8pm Irish time (3pm CST).
Soldier Field was the venue when Ireland won their first ever men's international against New Zealand back in 2016, defeating the then-world champions 40-29, in what was their 29th attempt at a win over the All Blacks.
Their rivalry has become more even since that day, with the sides sharing their last 10 meetings, five apiece, although New Zealand have won the most recent two, including a World Cup quarter-final between the pair in 2023.
It will be Ireland's third Test match in Chicago, having returned in 2018, where they defeated Italy 54-7.
"We are delighted to see international rugby return to Chicago for this historic 'Rematch' between Ireland and New Zealand," Irish Rugby CEO Kevin Potts said.
"The 2016 encounter at Soldier Field is one of the greatest moments in Irish Rugby history, and the rivalry that has grown between our two teams since then is a testament to the quality, passion, and the respect that Ireland and New Zealand have for each other.
"We hold the New Zealand Rugby Union in the highest regard; the All Blacks have been the embodiment of sporting excellence for generations, and we have the utmost admiration for their outstanding contribution to our game.
"As we look forward to 1 November, we know rugby fans from around the world will once again come together to witness an unforgettable clash of two outstanding teams."
That will be the first of four games for the Irish men's team in November 2025.
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