The All Blacks are out to maintain their unbeaten record against Scotland.

All Blacks assistant coach Jason Ryan warned that New Zealand must be at their absolute best to defeat Scotland in their upcoming Nations Championship clash. Ryan highlighted defensive discipline as vital to avoiding a repeat of their previous meeting, in which the All Blacks conceded three yellow cards before securing a narrow 25-17 win.
New Zealand plans to field its strongest available lineup to build consistency. The squad is dealing with few injury concerns, with only Richie Mo'unga and Ethan Blackadder ruled out of contention for the match.
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