
Big victory for New Zealand against the Wallabies with a score of 50-19 in the first act.
This Saturday, October 10 in Auckland, the All Blacks beat Australia 50-19 in the first match of the Bledisloe Cup, extending their unbeaten run at Eden Park since 1994.
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The All Blacks have maintained an unbeaten run at Eden Park since 1994.
The Australians hoped to extend their good momentum against their historic rival. However, this did not go as planned. Despite a promising start, the Wallabies ended up giving in to New Zealand's offensive power. This Saturday, October 10, in Auckland, the All Blacks won the first act of the Bledisloe Cup with a clear score of 50 to 19.
A hooked first period
However, the meeting started well for the visitors. In the 8th minute, fullback Tom Wright opened the scoring after a great breakthrough, allowing Australia to take the lead. The All Blacks' reaction was quick: Peter Lakai equalized after a breakthrough from Damian McKenzie, before Tupou Vaa'i gave the home side the lead a few minutes later.
The Wallabies continued to hang on and were rewarded just before the break. Well served after a cross from Ben Donaldson, Harry Wilson scored a try which allowed Australia to stay in touch. At half-time, nothing had yet been determined, however the face of the match would radically change.
Roigard and the All Blacks move up a gear
Returning from the locker room, New Zealand set a much higher pace. Cam Roigard scored a try in the 50th minute, before hooker and captain Codie Taylor widened the gap five minutes later. Overwhelmed by the opponent's speed of execution, the Australians then failed to stop the New Zealand machine.
Leroy Carter, Josh Morby and Will Jordan also crossed the goal line. Despite a try from Josh Nasser for the Wallabies, the gap continued to grow until the final whistle: 50-19. New Zealand scored seven tries, compared to three for their opponent.
With this victory, the All Blacks extend their impressive series at Eden Park: they have not lost there since 1994. For Australia, the defeat is heavy after a series of six matches without defeat. The Wallabies will, however, have the opportunity to react on Saturday October 17, in Sydney, for the return match of the Bledisloe Cup.
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