New Zealand

33 - 13

Full Time

Australia

Australia vs New Zealand

Events

Commentary

Live Updates

It's all over! The referee has blown their whistle to end the game.

80'

Yellow Card

Caleb Clarke (New Zealand) is shown a yellow card

76'

This is dangerous for the defence as Tom Wright bursts through to advance the Australia attack.

75'

Australia decide to make a substitution, with Ben Donaldson getting some game time.

74'

Australia decide to make a substitution, with Len Ikitau being replaced.

74'

New Zealand make a substitution with Luke Jacobson coming on.

66'

New Zealand make a substitution with Sam Cane coming off.

66'

The defensive line has been broken as Andrew Kellaway goes through the gap.

66'

New Zealand make a substitution with Pasilio Tosi coming on.

65'

New Zealand make a substitution with Tyrel Lomax coming off.

65'

New Zealand make a substitution with David Havili coming on.

65'

New Zealand make a substitution with Rieko Ioane coming off.

65'

New Zealand make a substitution with Asafo Aumua coming on.

65'

New Zealand make a substitution with Codie Taylor coming off.

65'

Conversion

The New Zealand supporters go wild as Beauden Barrett successfully kicks the conversion.

65'

Try

Great hands by New Zealand leads to a try for Caleb Clarke

63'

The defensive line has been broken as Caleb Clarke goes through the gap.

63'

Spellbinding play by Damian McKenzie is finished off with a try.

63'

Australia sub Josh Flook comes onto the field.

62'

Dylan Pietsch departs for Australia.

62'

New Zealand sub Damian McKenzie comes onto the field.

61'

Sevu Reece departs for New Zealand.

61'

New Zealand sub Patrick Tuipulotu comes onto the field.

61'

Tupou Vaa'i departs for New Zealand.

61'

New Zealand sub Cortez Ratima comes onto the field.

61'

TJ Perenara departs for New Zealand.

61'

Langi Gleeson comes on for Australia.

59'

Rob Valetini leaves the field.

59'

Tate McDermott comes on for Australia.

59'

Jake Gordon leaves the field.

59'

Isaac Kailea comes on for Australia.

59'

Angus Bell leaves the field.

59'

Lukhan Salakaia-Loto comes on for Australia.

57'

Nick Frost leaves the field.

57'

Conversion

The touch judges raise their flags as Beauden Barrett kicks the conversion.

55'

Try

Nothing was going to stop Tamaiti Williams from scoring as they record the try for New Zealand.

54'

What a run here by Will Jordan as they get over the gainline!

52'

Tamaiti Williams comes on.

51'

Ethan de Groot comes off.

51'

What a run here by Codie Taylor as they get over the gainline!

50'

Australia decide to make a substitution, with Brandon Paenga-Amosa getting some game time.

48'

Australia decide to make a substitution, with Matt Faessler being replaced.

48'

TJ Perenara makes the break as the defence re-enacts the parting of the red sea.

46'

Will Jordan makes the break as the defence re-enacts the parting of the red sea.

45'

Australia make a substitution with Allan Alaalatoa coming on.

43'

Australia make a substitution with Taniela Tupou coming off.

43'

The second half kicks off.

40'

The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.

41'

Conversion

Beauden Barrett adds the two points for New Zealand.

41'

Try

Incisive passing by New Zealand is finished off by Caleb Clarke, as they goes over for the try.

40'

Fabulous play by New Zealand has led to Caleb Clarke being able to wriggle through a gap.

40'

Anton Lienert-Brown played a key part in that try.

40'

Penalty Goal

Noah Lolesio has kicked a penalty goal.

36'

Trouble here as Tom Wright breaches the defence.

31'

Conversion

Beauden Barrett makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.

22'

Try

Will Jordan goes on their own for a try.

21'

This is dangerous for the defence as Will Jordan bursts through to advance the New Zealand attack.

21'

That's a great try assist by Beauden Barrett.

21'

Penalty Goal

Noah Lolesio does the business as their penalty goal attempt goes over.

18'

Beauden Barrett curls the ball too far, missing the posts to the left.

16'

Try

A series of passes by New Zealand results in a try for Sevu Reece

15'

Spellbinding play by Anton Lienert-Brown is finished off with a try.

15'

A gap opened in the defence and Anton Lienert-Brown took full advantage.

15'

A gap opened in the defence and Caleb Clarke took full advantage.

13'

A gap opened in the defence and Len Ikitau took full advantage.

Conversion

Noah Lolesio has kicked a conversion.

Try

Australia are only a few metres out, surely they must score! And they do with Fraser McReight touching down.

We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.

Match Details

  
 New Zealand v Australia 
  
 Round 6 
  
 Sat 28th September 2024, 12:05am PDT 
  
 Sky Stadium

Points Flow Chart

New Zealand win +20

Time in lead

Mins in lead

69%

% Of Game In Lead

22%

57%

Possession Last 10 min

43%

Points Last 10 min

Key Events

Full Time

Clarke

33 - 13

76'

Barrett

33 - 13

65'

Clarke

31 - 13

63'

Barrett

26 - 13

55'

Williams

24 - 13

54'

Half Time

Barrett

19 - 13

41'

Clarke

17 - 13

40'

Lolesio

36'

12 - 13

Barrett

12 - 10

22'

Jordan

10 - 10

21'

Lolesio

18'

5 - 10

Reece

5 - 7

15'

Lolesio

0 - 7

McReight

0 - 5

Start

22m Entries

Avg. Points Scored

3.3

Entries

Avg. Points Scored

1.4

Entries

Attack Profile

New Zealand

Australia

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Defence Profile

New Zealand

Australia

More Less

Ruck Speed

0-3 secs

60%

58%

3-6 secs

29%

6+ secs

111

Rucks Won

114

Last 5 Penalties

66'

69'

73'

75'

76'

New Zealand

Australia

All Blacks vs Wallabies Kick Off Times & TV Channel

All Blacks face off against Wallabies in Rugby Championship Round 6 on Sat 28th September 2024 at Sky Stadium. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 08:05 and is broadcast on Sky Sports, NOW TV. In South Africa it’s at 09:05 SAST on SuperSport, 19:05 NZST on Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Sky Go in New Zealand, 17:05 AEST on Stan Sport, Nine in Australia and 00:05 EST in the US.

All Blacks won the last encounter but All Blacks are in the best form of their last 5 games.

World Rankings

Heading into the fixture, All Blacks sits at 2 in the World Rugby Rankings, while Wallabies holds 8.

The two sides are separated by 6 places in the rankings with All Blacks in position 2 and Wallabies in position 8 as such All Blacks are favourites on paper.

All Blacks vs Wallabies Squads

The official squads for All Blacks vs Wallabies will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.