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Recap: New Zealand v Canada LIVE | Rugby World Cup

New Zealand v Canada.

Relive all the action at the Rugby World Cup between New Zealand and Canada.

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All Blacks head coach Steve Hansen has made a raft of changes from the side that overcame South Africa 23-13 in their tournament opener in Yokohama.

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The only members from that side who have retained their place in the starting XV are captain Kieran Read, Richie Mo’unga, Beauden Barrett and Scott Barrett.

The latter two are joined by brother Jordie, and in doing so they become the first trio of siblings to take to the field for the same team at a World Cup.

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As for Canada, six change have been made by head coach Kingsley Jones from the team that were pummelled 48-7 by Italy last week.

Veteran utility forward Tyler Ardron is the headline name among the Canucks, while the likes of Evan Olmstead and DTH van der Merwe will be crucial if the North American minnows are to salvage a result from this fixture.

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New Zealand: Beauden Barrett, Jordie Barrett, Jack Goodhue, Sonny Bill Williams, Rieko Ioane, Richie Mo’unga, TJ Perenara; Kieran Read (captain), Matt Todd, Shannon Frizell, Scott Barrett, Patrick Tuipulotu, Angus Ta’avao, Liam Coltman, Atu Moli.

Reserves: Codie Taylor, Ofa Tuungafasi, Nepo Laulala, Sam Whitelock, Ardie Savea, Brad Weber, Ryan Crotty, Ben Smith.

Canada: Patrick Parfrey, Jeff Hassler, Conor Trainor, Ciaran Hearn, DTH van der Merwe, Peter Nelson, Gordon McRorie; Tyler Ardron (captain), Matt Heaton, Lucas Rumball, Conor Keys, Evan Olmstead, Cole Keith, Eric Howard, Djustice Sears-Duru.

Reserves: Andrew Quattrin, Hubert Buydens, Jake Ilnicki, Michael Sheppard, Josh Larsen, Phil Mack, Taylor Paris, Andrew Coe.

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You don’t think Fihaki is playing well in 2025? Or you just don’t like him because he is a Crusader?

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I doubt very much whether the coach has anything to do with it. I don’t follow the girls enough to go that deep, to me, on the surface, the difference is what I’d expect from what I’d imagine would be around a 20 million difference in expense been the Black Ferns and other countries with government funding.


Being critical of NZR for that is only making the real problem worse.

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Te’lea was arguably the best wing in the world in 2022 and 2023. But he noticeably lost a step of pace in 2024 during the international season. He showed his class every once in awhile, like the try in November vs England, but those moments of class became far less often than in 2022 and 2023.


NZR simply can’t break the bank for a wing. The money needs to be saved for 10s, locks, and props- positions that NZ has less depth at.

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Head high tackle 1 hour ago
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Agree but she played last thursday in the Blues v Tahs game and had announced this would be her last season. She does have a contract with WR as an ambassadore for the sport I believe.

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It should be Aussie Vs NZ day.

All SR games, and Black Ferns Vs Wallaroos.

Epic. May as well throw a Kiwis Vs Kangaroos game in as well.

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I yield to your obviously superior knowledge of Irish rugby.

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Jordon 1 hour ago
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Honestly do people actually watch women’s rugby?

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
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Point stands, he was moved on when he was no longer valued as a priority by Leinster, just like Beirne, Jordi Murphy, Jack McGrath, Marty Moore and almost all the others you mentioned. Trying to say that Leinster have shipped real talent to Ulster, or anywhere else that has proven to deliver is frankly laughable. Even the one example that could have been quoted as rated talent when they left, Carberry to Munster, ended in abject failure.


Bottom line is this: the playing field across the provinces is far from level and arguing otherwise is both futile and laughable.

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Madison Levi was certainly a super star for the Aussie 7s and was consistently their go to player. No doubt could be valuable in 15s as well but depends on her injury situation and whether she even wants to transfer to a 15s role. Different skills are needed between both forms of the game.

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RW 1 hour ago
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Our Ladies need more tough meaningful fixtures like they do in the NH. This would be a good starting point.

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Telea has been a fine player in the past but I feel he has made a good decision to now seek big $$$$ overseas whilst he retains some form. There is a plethora of excellent wingers around and he is comfortably replaced by these. He was not a major factor for the Blues against the Crusaders as conditions were against wingers shining anyway and both backlines were confined largely to defensive roles.

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Ulster boss Richie Murphy levels accusation at Leinster after heavy loss

As I said in my previous post please try to keep up. Cooney left Leinster and went to Connacht for 3 years before he went to Ulster. He left Leinster 2 years before JGP joined them. Luke McGrath was the player who he lost his place to, not that he was ever a fixture in the team. How could you possibly lose 3 years? Very hard to take you seriously after that comment. Where is your source that the IRFU give more money to Leinster than the other Irish clubs? As to the non iq players Munster brought Snyman to Ireland and previously had players of the calibre of Doug Howlett and Christian Cullen on their books. I never complained about their spending power then as I was happy that an Irish team could recruit players of their stature.

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Ed the Duck 2 hours ago
Ulster boss Richie Murphy levels accusation at Leinster after heavy loss

Yeah we’ll see how often Leinster are back at the RDS, possibly for games vs Dragons and the Italian teams but not too much more than that I suspect. As I asked you previously, what’s your source to assert that “the irfu at the moment fund each of the four clubs equally”, or is it just another unsubstantiated assertion? And if Cooney is your shining example of the Leinster academy supporting Ulster then you need to think again. He was only moved to Ulster when he was no longer first choice as JGP took the slot (same with Ireland) and he was unhappy as a result. As a result it very much suited Leinster to ship him up to Ulster and it was this same discontent that triggered Cooney’s failed attempts to switch allegiances to Scotland just before the World Cup last year. And as for signing 3 non IQ players (there’s a few ‘non iq’ players on here too…), which 3 do you think cost more; Leinster’s, Munster’s, Ulster’s or Connacht’s…?

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Mark Tele'a's departure sends unsettling message to NZRU over wantaway All Blacks

Seems a strange take; very rare for a young player/debutant to be thrust into a fulltime, starting role for any international team if that’s what you refer to as the opposite of “babying”. The exception is obviously when there is a superstar coming through or depth issues in a certain position but history suggests it takes time to adjust to the difference in style and intensity. And whilst Talea had some great games early, he also had some indifferent ones.


NZR and the public would much rather have him than not but he’s made a sensible decision for himself at this stage of his career - if he was 25, it’d be a much different situation.


Emoni deserves a decent crack after multiple strong super seasons, Sevu whilst a brilliant super rugby player has been found wanting against some of the better teams in internationals but is obviously a very experienced operator. Razor obviously likes Fihaki who’s been blooded in camp so there’s 3 players ready to roll. Then Reiko can play wing, Will Jordan is already one of the best 14s in the world (i’m looking forward to his growth as an international fullback of course). That’s 5 players ready to go for June.


Then there’s 8 very good uncapped players who could put their hand up (be baby’d) in Talea’s absence: Tavatavanawai, Tangitau, Springer, Taumoefalau, AJ Lam, Carter, Naholo, Nanai-Seturo.


I imagine that’s why the public isn’t overly panicked about the situation. This is of course an opinion.

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Leinster will play the majority of their games at the RDS. Cooney is Ulsters scrum half and top points scorer for the last few seasons. Leinster signed 3 non Irish qualified players as all the Irish clubs can. The IRFU at the moment fund each of the 4 clubs equally but from next year will favour Munster, Connacht and Ulster. Do try to keep up.

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