The All Blacks have extended their unbeaten streak at their spiritual home, Eden Park, to an unprecedented 51 Test matches after defeating the Springboks 24-17 in Auckland.<\/p>\n
New Zealand\u2019s<\/a> record at the venue includes two draws and 49 victories, having last tasted defeat at the ground in 1994, falling to a 23-20 loss to France.<\/p>\n That defeat was significant not only because of the result but also because it featured one of the most iconic tries in rugby\u2019s history, dubbed the \u2018Try from the End of the World\u2019.<\/p>\n In fact, since 1921, the All Blacks have lost just 10 Test matches at Eden Park<\/a>, boasting a win rate of nearly 90%.<\/p>\n However, since 1994, they have faced 12 different oppositions and been successful over them all. We take a deep dive into their current unbeaten run, taking a look at who they beat during this 31-year-long period and by what margin.<\/p>\n Australia \u2013 20 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n Far and away the most frequent Eden Park visitors over the last 30 years, it hasn\u2019t been a happy hunting ground for the Wallabies<\/a>.<\/p>\n In fact, Australia last clinched a win over the All Blacks at their fortress in 1986, with tries from David Campese and Andrew Leeds helping the side clinch a 22-9 win.<\/p>\n Since then, it has been a run of 20 successive defeats, with the narrowest margin defeat being by three points (in 1991) and the biggest by 36.<\/p>\n Australia\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994: France \u2013 5 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n While Les Bleus were the last team to taste success at the All Blacks\u2019 fortress, they have also suffered the second most defeats at the ground since that famous win with the iconic try.<\/p>\n Article continues below.<\/p>\n Undisputedly the greatest try ever scored against the All Blacks. L\u2019essai du bout du monde \u2013 the try from the end of the world. pic.twitter.com\/0e9cGY89sl<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Jamie Wall (@JamieWall2) May 12, 2020<\/a><\/p>\n The first time they visited the ground since that famous win was 13 years later and it was a vastly different result as New Zealand ran out 42-11 victors in 2007.<\/p>\n They faced off twice in 2011, both during the Rugby World Cup, suffering a 42-11 defeat in the pool stages and an 8-7 loss in the final \u2013 the latter ending a 24-year wait for a second World Cup title for New Zealand.<\/p>\n France didn\u2019t have any success on their next two visits, losing in 2013 and 2018.<\/p>\n France\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994: Ireland \u2013 4 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n Ireland famously defeated the All Blacks for the first time in New Zealand in 2022, but the men from the Emerald Isle have yet to win at the iconic stadium in Auckland, failing to do so in all four of their visits.<\/p>\n In fact, the closest they came to a victory at the All Blacks\u2019 fortress was in 2006, losing by 10 points, with the other margins of defeat being by 32 points (twice) and 23.<\/p>\n Ireland\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994: England \u2013 5 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n England have sparingly toured New Zealand in the past, and while they claimed a victory in Wellington in 2003, their last and only win at Eden Park was in 1973.<\/p>\n Since then, it has been a run of four successive defeats coming, but they did come close in 2014, only for Conrad Smith to catch them unawares to score down the blindside and grab the only try of the match.<\/p>\n Quiz: Can you name the last England team to beat the All Blacks in New Zealand?<\/a><\/p>\n England\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994:<\/p>\n 13\/07\/2024 \u2013 24-17 South Africa \u2013 5 losses, 1 draw at Eden Park<\/p>\n While the Springboks and All Blacks face off annually, 2025 was South Africa first visit to Eden Park since 2013.<\/p>\n The Boks have suffered two 20-point defeats at the ground in the last 30 years but were one of only two teams to leave the stadium without a defeat, playing out an 18-18 stalemate in the first game at Eden Park after the All Blacks lost to France in 1994.<\/p>\n South Africa\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994: All Blacks power past error-ridden Springboks to extend unbeaten Eden Park record<\/a><\/p>\n British & Irish Lions \u2013 2 losses, 1 draw at Eden Park<\/p>\n The only other team to end an 80-minute encounter at Eden Park not on the losing end of the result.<\/p>\n In 2017, the British and Irish Lions drew 15-15 with the All Blacks, and the series ended 1-1 as a result.<\/p>\n British and Irish Lions\u2019 run at Eden Park since 1994:<\/p>\n 8\/07\/2017 \u2013 15-15 Scotland \u2013 2 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n Scotland have never beaten the All Blacks at Eden Park, losing all six matches at the venue with the two most recent results coming in the last 30 years.<\/p>\n Scotland\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994:<\/p>\n 1\/07\/2000 \u2013 48-14 Argentina \u2013 2 losses at Eden Park<\/p>\n Los Pumas tackled the All Blacks at the ground in the 2011 Rugby World Cup quarter-final, losing 33-10 before clashing with New Zealand at the ground again in 2024 losing 42-10.<\/p>\n Argentina\u2019s run at Eden Park since 1994:<\/p>\n 09\/10\/2011 \u2013 33-10 Samoa, Canada, Tonga, Wales \u2013 1 loss at Eden Park<\/p>\n Samoa, Canada, Tonga and Wales have visited the iconic ground to tackle the All Blacks on just one occasions and were all unsuccessful when doing so.<\/p>\n Tonga faced New Zealand at the ground during the 2011 Rugby World Cup, losing the opening game 41-10.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Wales were beaten 39-21 during the 2016 June internationals, and Canada were hammered 73-7 in 1995.<\/p>\n READ MORE: All Blacks power past error-ridden Springboks to extend unbeaten Eden Park record<\/a><\/p>\n The All Blacks\u2019 unbeaten run at Eden Park since 1994 in full:<\/p>\n 06\/09\/2025 \u2013 South Africa: 24-17 READ MORE: Quiz: Can you name the 25 most capped international rugby players of all-time?<\/a><\/p>\n
24\/09\/2022 \u2013 40-14
14\/08\/2021 \u2013 57-22
7\/08\/2021 \u2013 33-25
18\/10\/2020 \u2013 27-7
17\/08\/2019 \u2013 36-0
25\/08\/2018 \u2013 40-12
22\/10\/2016 \u2013 37-10
15\/08\/2015 \u2013 41-13
23\/08\/2014 \u2013 51-20
25\/08\/2012 \u2013 22-0
16\/10\/2011 \u2013 20-6
6\/08\/2011 \u2013 30-14
18\/07\/2009 \u2013 22-16
2\/08\/2008 \u2013 39-10
21\/07\/2007 \u2013 26-12
19\/08\/2006 \u2013 34-27
3\/09\/2005 \u2013 34-24
16\/08\/2003\u00a0\u2013 21-17
24\/07\/1999 \u2013 34-15
22\/07\/1995\u00a0\u2013 28-16<\/p>\n
9\/06\/2018 \u2013 52-11
8\/06\/2013 \u2013 23-13
23\/10\/2011 \u2013 8-7
24\/09\/2011 \u2013 37-17
2\/06\/2007 \u2013 42-11<\/p>\n
2\/07\/2022 \u2013 42-19
9\/06\/2012 \u2013 42-10
17\/06\/2006 \u2013 27-17
22\/06\/2002 \u2013 40-8<\/p>\n
7\/06\/2014 \u2013 20-15
14\/06\/2008 \u2013 37-20
19\/06\/2004 \u2013 36-12
27\/06\/1998 \u2013 40-10<\/p>\n
06\/09\/2025 \u2013 24-17
14\/09\/2013 \u2013 29-15
10\/07\/2010 \u2013 32-12
25\/08\/2001 \u2013 26-15
9\/08\/1997 \u2013 55-35
6\/08\/1994 \u2013 18-18<\/p>\n
24\/06\/2017 \u2013 30-15
9\/07\/2005 \u2013 38-19<\/p>\n
22\/06\/1996 \u2013 36-12<\/p>\n
17\/08\/2024 \u2013 42-10<\/p>\n
17\/08\/2024 \u2013 Argentina: 42-10
13\/07\/2024 \u2013 England: 24-17
24\/09\/2022 \u2013 Australia: 40-14
2\/07\/2022 \u2013 Ireland: 42-19
14\/08\/2021 \u2013 Australia: 57-22
7\/08\/2021 \u2013 Australia: 33-25
18\/10\/2020 \u2013 Australia: 27-7
17\/08\/2019 \u2013 Australia: 36-0
25\/08\/2018 \u2013 Australia: 40-12
9\/06\/2018 \u2013 France: 52-11
8\/07\/2017 \u2013 British & Irish Lions: 15-15
24\/06\/2017 \u2013 British & Irish Lions: 30-15
16\/06\/2017 \u2013 Samoa: 78-0
22\/10\/2016 \u2013 Australia: 37-10
11\/06\/2016 \u2013 Wales: 39-21
15\/08\/2015 \u2013 Australia: 41-13
23\/08\/2014 \u2013 Australia: 51-20
7\/06\/2014 \u2013 England: 20-15
14\/09\/2013 \u2013 South Africa: 29-15
8\/06\/2013 \u2013 France: 23-13
25\/08\/2012 \u2013 Australia: 22-0
9\/06\/2012 \u2013 Ireland: 42-10
23\/10\/2011 \u2013 France: 8-7
16\/10\/2011 \u2013 Australia: 20-6
9\/10\/2011 \u2013 Argentina: 33-10
24\/09\/2011 \u2013 France: 37-17
9\/09\/2011 \u2013 Tonga: 41-10
6\/08\/2011 \u2013 Australia: 30-14
10\/07\/2010 \u2013 South Africa: 32-12
18\/07\/2009 \u2013 Australia: 22-16
2\/08\/2008 \u2013 Australia: 39-10
14\/06\/2008 \u2013 England: 37-20
21\/07\/2007 \u2013 Australia: 26-12
2\/06\/2007 \u2013 France: 42-11
19\/08\/2006 \u2013 Australia: 34-27
17\/06\/2006 \u2013 Ireland: 27-17
3\/09\/2005 \u2013 Australia: 34-24
9\/07\/2005 \u2013 British & Irish Lions: 38-19
19\/06\/2004 \u2013 England: 36-12
16\/08\/2003\u00a0\u2013 Australia: 21-17
22\/06\/2002 \u2013 Ireland: 40-8
25\/08\/2001 \u2013 South Africa: 26-15
1\/07\/2000 \u2013 Scotland: 48-14
24\/07\/1999 \u2013 Australia: 34-15
27\/06\/1998 \u2013 England: 40-10
9\/08\/1997 \u2013 South Africa: 55-35
22\/06\/1996 \u2013 Scotland: 36-12
22\/07\/1995\u00a0\u2013 Australia: 28-16
22\/04\/1995\u00a0\u2013 Canada: 73-7
6\/08\/1994 \u2013 South Africa: 18-18<\/p>\n