*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Principality Stadium

8:00 PM, October 2, 2015

Attendance: 69,187

Match Commentary

82'		Match report can be read HERE.
81'		FULL TIME ANALYSIS Here's what Rob Bartlett - ESPN's man at the Millennium - had to say about the game: "The second half, unfortunately, did not live up to the intensity of the first - but it did give us an indication of New Zealand's vulnerabilities. The defending champions continued to look seriously undercooked and a potential quarterfinal against Ireland or France suddenly looks intriguing. This side genuinely looks beatable; Kieran Read added a try just past the halfway point before Julian Savea completed his hat trick and Malakai Fekitoa got in on the act late on - but there was little to write home about in between. For Georgia, victory was always beyond them, but their marvellous defence continued to frustrate and annoy the All Blacks, forcing Steve Hansen's side into a flurry of silly handling errors. Their pressure chasing the ball was nothing short of immense - at times, they made rugby's mystical magicians appear ordinary. Milton Haig will certainly be the happier man tonight." Courageous from #GEO - deserved try as well. #NZL will have a lot to think about tonight. #NZLvGEO — Robert Bartlett (@RobBartlettESPN) October 2, 2015
81'		43-10 End of second half

NZL

GEO

60%

40%

68%

32%

NZL

GEO

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