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All Blacks rally to soldier on against Ireland

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November 03, 2025

NEW Zealand overcame a 10-point deficit to secure a hard-fought 26-13 victory over 14-man Ireland at Soldier Field on Saturday, opening their bid for an Autumn Nations Series Grand Slam.

Head coach Scott Robertson praised his team’s resilience after a disrupted and stop-start game.

"It's special - we fought our way back into it," said Robertson.

“It was a bit like an NFL game; there were so many stoppages and we just couldn't get any flow.

“But the young guys came on and just kept playing, and playing fearlessly. It was great to see us execute.”

The match was marked early by controversy when Ireland lock Tadgh Beirne was shown a yellow card for an upright challenge on All Blacks fly-half Beauden Barrett.

The decision was later upgraded to a red, leaving Ireland with 14 players for virtually the entire match.

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