Let’s just have this said from the outset: the All Blacks, the second-ranked team in the world, are massive favourites at their fortress, Eden Park, for Saturday’s Bledisloe fixture.

Rugbypass previews the Bledisloe Cup test at Eden Park, highlighting set pieces, loose phase collisions, and the aerial contest as three crucial battlegrounds. Despite widespread injury absences for both teams, the second-ranked All Blacks enter as heavy favorites against the sixth-ranked Wallabies, who have not won at Eden Park since 1986.
The analysis notes that Australia holds an advantage at the set piece, having achieved a lineout success rate exceeding 90 percent under coach Les Kiss. However, New Zealand generates superior post-contact meters, meaning Wallabies wingers Max Jorgensen and Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii must consistently challenge New Zealand's backfield aerially to create scoring opportunities.
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