The All Blacks extended their unbeaten streak at Eden Park to 54 matches with a commanding 31-14 victory over the Wallabies in Auckland on Saturday, 10 October. The win came in the first of two Bledisloe Cup Tests, with the second match set for Sydney. The All Blacks led 17-14 at halftime before scoring five tries in the second half to secure the win.
The match saw the All Blacks dominate possession and territory, with their forwards creating consistent pressure in the attack. The Wallabies struggled to contain the All Blacks' intensity, particularly in the second half. Coach Dave Rennie faces another challenging selection week as the injury toll continues to grow.
This victory marks the All Blacks' third consecutive win in the Bledisloe Cup series. The Wallabies, under coach Les Kiss, have already turned their focus to the rematch in Sydney. The loss adds to a difficult campaign for Australia, who have faced several setbacks in the series. The result highlights the All Blacks' consistency at Eden Park, where they have not suffered a defeat in over five years.
