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All Blacks name team for Ireland clash in Chicago

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The All Blacks have announced their lineup to face Ireland at Chicago’s Soldier Field, marking the start of their Northern Tour.

Four changes have been made from the team that defeated Australia in Perth, including the return of Ethan de Groot, Beauden Barrett, and Caleb Clarke from injury.

Tamaiti Williams shifts to the bench, with Josh Lord replacing the injured Patrick Tuipulotu among the reserves.



Head Coach Scott Robertson said the team has enjoyed a strong buildup in Chicago and expects a fierce, passionate contest against a well-supported Irish side.

  1. Ethan de Groot (37)
  2. Codie Taylor (103)
  3. Fletcher Newell (31)
  4. Scott Barrett (86) (Captain)
  5. Fabian Holland (9)
  6. Simon Parker (5)
  7. Ardie Savea (103) (Vice-Captain)
  8. Peter Lakai (5)
  9. Cam Roigard (14)
  10. Beauden Barrett (141)
  11. Caleb Clarke (30)
  12. Jordie Barrett (77) (Vice-Captain)
  13. Quinn Tupaea (21)
  14. Leroy Carter (3)
  15. Will Jordan (50)
  16. Samisoni Taukei’aho (39)
  17. Tamaiti Williams (23)
  18. Pasilio Tosi (12)
  19. Josh Lord (8)
  20. Wallace Sititi (15)
  21. Cortez Ratima (18)
  22. Leicester Fainga’anuku (8)
  23. Damian McKenzie (70)

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