| NEW ZEALAND 27 | V | IRELAND 17 | |||||
| COMPETITION: Updated 23.07.2006 | |||||||
| VENUE: Eden Park, Auckland | DATE: 17 June 2006 | SPECTATORS: | |||||
| REFEREE: Jonathan
Kaplan (South Africa) |
HALFTIME: 20-14 | ||||||
| SCORERS: | SCORERS: | ||||||
| TRIES: Dermody, Kelleher, McAlister | TRIES: O'Connell, Flannery | ||||||
| CONVERSIONS: McAlister (3) | CONVERSIONS: O'Gara (2) | ||||||
| PENALTY GOALS: McAlister (2) | PENALTY GOALS: O'Gara (2) | ||||||
| DROPPED GOALS: | DROPPED GOALS: | ||||||
| 15 | Mils Muliaina | Auckland | 15 | Geordan Murphy (21t) | Leicester, England | ||
| 14 | Doug Howlett | Auckland | 14 | Shane Horgan | Leinster | ||
| 13 | Casey Laulala | Canterbury | 13 | Brian O'Driscoll (Capt.) | Leinster | ||
| 12 | Aaron Mauger | Canterbury | 12 | Gordon D'Arcy | Leinster | ||
| 11 | Joe Rokococo | Auckland | 11 | Andrew Trimble (21) | Ulster | ||
| 10 | Luke McAlister (21) | North Harbour | 10 | Ronan O'Gara | Munster | ||
| 9 | Byron Kelleher | Waikato | 9 | Peter Stringer (20) | Munster | ||
| 8 | Rodney So'oialo | Wellington | 8 | Denis Leamy | Munster | ||
| 7 | Richie McCaw (Capt.) | Canterbury | 7 | David Wallace | Munster | ||
| 6 | Jerome Kaino (19) | Auckland | 6 | Niel Best (18) | Ulster | ||
| 5 | Troy Flavell (18) | Auckland | 5 | Paul O'Connell | Munster | ||
| 4 | Chris Jack | Canterbury | 4 | Donncha O'Callaghan | Munster | ||
| 3 | Carl Hayman | Otago | 3 | John Hayes | Munster | ||
| 2 | Keven Mealamu (16) | Auckland | 2 | Jerry Flannery | Munster | ||
| 1 | Clarke Dermody (17) | Southland | 1 | Marcus Horan (17) | Munster | ||
| 16 | Andrew Hore (2) | Taranaki | 16 | Rory Best | Ulster | ||
| 17 | Neema Tialata (1) | Wellington | 17 | Bryan Young (1) | Ulster | ||
| 18 | Greg Rawlinson (5) | North Harbour | 18 | Michael O'Driscoll (6) | Munster | ||
| 19 | Craig Newby (6) | North Harbour | 19 | Keith Gleeson | Leinster | ||
| 20 | Jimmy Cowan | Southland | 20 | Issac Boss (9) | Ulster | ||
| 21 | David Hill (10) | Waikato | 21 | Girvan Dempsey (15t) (11) | Leinster | ||
| 22 | Ma'a Nonu | Wellington | 22 | Denis Hickey | Leinster | ||
| COACH: Graham Henry | COACH: Eddie O'Sullivan | ||||||
| MATCH NOTES New Zealand achieved an 18th consecutive home win equalling the All Blacks' longest unbeaten run at home, set from 1994 to 1998. Issac Boss made his international debut for Ireland when he came on as a replacement in the second half. Sources http://www.allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=4021 http://www.irishrugby.ie/newspage/77649.html |
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