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    Eden Park is already boasting more ticket sales for tonight's All Blacks game, than their game last week

    Eden Park is already boasting more ticket sales for tonight's All Blacks game, than their game last week


    Just 25-thousand attended the game against Argentina, at Sky Stadium last week.

    The measly turnout was the lowest recorded for the side, since the All Blacks took on Fiji in 2002.

    New Zealand Rugby says 38-thousand tickets have been sold for tonight's game, against Los Pumas.

    It says weather is not looking on their side, but hopes it will clear before the 7:05 kick-off.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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