Played \u2013 179<\/p>\n
All Blacks won \u2013 126<\/p>\n
Wallabies won \u2013 45<\/p>\n
Draws \u2013 8<\/p>\n
All Blacks points scored \u2013 3992<\/p>\n
Wallabies points scored \u2013 2604<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wallabies line-ups<\/p>\n
All Blacks side:<\/p>\n
Named Thursday<\/p>\n
Wallabies side:<\/p>\n
Named Thursday<\/p>\n
Form guide (past five tests)<\/p>\n
All Blacks: L, W, L, W, W<\/p>\n
Wallabies: L, W, W, L, W<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wallabies \u2013 last time they met<\/p>\n
All Blacks 33 Australia 13<\/a>, Sky Stadium, September 28, 2024<\/p>\n The All Blacks signed off their final home test of 2024 by banishing the plucky Wallabies and, more importantly, exorcising some demons.<\/p>\n While their performance was clunky at times, with frequent errors frustrating, the All Blacks produced enough attacking spark and defensive steel to claim their first win in Wellington for six years \u2013 and score their first points in the final quarter for six tests.<\/p>\n The five-tries-to-one victory allowed the All Blacks to toast Sam Cane\u2019s 100th test milestone and TJ Perenara\u2019s final home appearance on the desired note. Both veterans received appreciative standing ovations when they were replaced in the second half.<\/p>\n All Blacks 33 (Caleb Clarke 2, Sevu Reece, Will Jordan, Tamaiti Williams tries; Beauden Barrett 4 cons)<\/p>\n Wallabies 13 (Fraser McReight try; Noah Lolesio con, pen)<\/p>\n HT: 19-13<\/p>\n Wallabies record at Eden Park<\/p>\n 1931 – All Blacks 20 Wallabies 13<\/p>\n 1946 – All Blacks 14 Wallabies 10<\/p>\n 1949 – Wallabies 16 All Blacks 9<\/p>\n 1955 – Wallabies 8 All Blacks 3<\/p>\n 1962 – All Blacks 16 Wallabies 8<\/p>\n 1972 – All Blacks 38 Wallabies 3<\/p>\n 1978 – Wallabies 30 All Blacks 16<\/p>\n 1982 – All Blacks 33 Wallabies 18<\/p>\n 1985 – All Blacks 10 Wallabies 9<\/p>\n 1986 – Wallabies 22 All Blacks 9<\/p>\n 1989 – All Blacks 24 Wallabies 22<\/p>\n 1991 – All Blacks 6 Wallabies 3<\/p>\n 1995 – All Blacks 28 Wallabies 16<\/p>\n 1999 – All Blacks 34 Wallabies 15<\/p>\n 2001 – All Blacks 21 Wallabies 17<\/p>\n 2005 – All Blacks 34 Wallabies 24<\/p>\n 2006 – All Blacks 34 Wallabies 27<\/p>\n 2007 – All Blacks 24 Wallabies 12<\/p>\n 2008 – All Blacks 39 Wallabies 10<\/p>\n 2009 – All Blacks 22 Wallabies 16<\/p>\n 2011 – All Blacks 30 Wallabies 14<\/p>\n 2011 – Ireland 15 Wallabies 6 – RWC pool game<\/p>\n 2011 – All Blacks 20 Wallabies 6 – RWC semifinal<\/p>\n 2011 – Wallabies 21 Wales 18 – RWC bronze final<\/p>\n 2012 – All Blacks 22 Wallabies 0<\/p>\n 2014 – All Blacks 51 Wallabies 20<\/p>\n 2015 – All Blacks 41 Wallabies 13<\/p>\n 2016 – All Blacks 37 Wallabies 10<\/p>\n 2018 – All Blacks 40 Wallabies 12<\/p>\n 2019 – All Blacks 36 Wallabies 0<\/p>\n 2020 – All Blacks 27 Wallabies 7<\/p>\n 2021 – All Blacks 33 Wallabies 25<\/p>\n 2021 – All Blacks 57 Wallabies 22<\/p>\n 2022 – All Blacks 22 Wallabies 14<\/p>\n All Blacks v Wallabies referee<\/p>\n Italian referee Andrea Piardi will be in charge of the Eden Park test. His only All Blacks test was last year\u2019s 42-14 win over the Pumas at Eden Park, after the home side were coming off a defeat at Sky Stadium.<\/p>\n He previously refereed the second test between the Wallabies and Lions. His only other Australian test was a 22-19 defeat to Ireland last year.<\/p>\n Matthew Carley (England) and Morne Ferreira (South Africa) are the assistant referees while South African Marius Jonker is the TMO.<\/p>\n All Blacks v Wallabies TAB odds<\/p>\n All Blacks: $1.20 Draw: $26 Australia: $4.40<\/p>\n All Blacks Rugby Championship schedule<\/p>\n August 16, 9.10am \u2013 Argentina 24 All Blacks 41<\/a>, Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium, Cordoba<\/p>\n August 23, 9.10am \u2013 Argentina 29 All Blacks 23<\/a>, Velez Sarsfield Stadium, Buenos Aires<\/p>\n Saturday, September 6, 7.05pm \u2013 All Blacks 24 South Africa 17<\/a>, Eden Park, Auckland<\/p>\n