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    The Maori All Blacks will face Scotland in Whangarei next year

    The Maori All Blacks will face Scotland in Whangarei next year


    The one-off match is set down for July 5th at Semenoff Stadium, the same day as the All Blacks are expected to open their international campaign.

    Coach Ross Filipo says playing a tier one nation is an exciting prospect.



    Scotland will be without their British and Irish Lions players - and the match comes ahead of two in the Pacific Islands for the Scots.

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