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      Home > News > Sports > Rugby

    To a dramatic test at the home of rugby..

    To a dramatic test at the home of rugby..


    New Zealand have edged England 24-22 - as you just heard on Newstalk ZB.

    George Ford's missed dropped-goal sealed the result - which was earned after the visitors erased an eight-point deficit with 15 minutes to play.

    Replacement Damian McKenzie kicked a penalty to get the All Blacks within five - before kicking the match-winning sideline conversion in the 77th-minute when Mark Telea surged over in the right-hand corner.

    Telea scored twice in the match, with Will Jordan dotting down in the three tries to one victory over an English side who kicked five penalties.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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