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Rennie discusses All Black changes for Baltimore showdown

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By Jamie Wall Verified
| allblacks.com
Richie Mo’unga will take the field in an All Black test match for the first time in nearly three years this weekend. The Canterbury first five has been named to start in the final test of the Rugbys Greatest Rivalry series, providing the biggest talking point in Dave Rennie’s selection. However, Rennie stressed today at the team’s media conference that it was not an out of the blue decision for the fixture at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium.
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“The biggest games of my career”, Roigard reflects on tour

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By Jamie Wall Verified
| allblacks.com
By: Jamie Wall The team is now in the United States, preparing for the fourth test of the Castle Double Malt Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series against the Springboks, with Roigard saying that they need to minimise errors in order to level the series. "We created a lot of opportunities.
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Rennie confident All Blacks can level up series in Baltimore

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By Jamie Wall Verified
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By: Jamie Wall Dave Rennie freely admits that the All Blacks would rather be 2-1 up than the other way around heading into the fourth test in Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series presented by Castle Double Malt. Speaking at the historic Watergate Hotel in Washington DC, Rennie stressed the importance of tying up the series before the team heads back to New Zealand. “It would be nice to have left South African soil leading 2-1, and you feel like you've won a series on South African soil.
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