All Blacks Game Today

All Blacks Game Today: A Comprehensive Guide

When and Where is the Next All Blacks Game?

The next All Blacks game is against the Springboks at Ellis Park in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday, August 12, 2023. The match will start at 5:05pm local time (3:05pm UTC).

How Can I Watch the All Blacks Game Live?

You can watch the All Blacks game live on Sky Sport in New Zealand. The match will also be streamed live on Stan Sport in Australia and on NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service in the United States.

What are the All Blacks' Chances of Winning?

The All Blacks are the favorites to win the match. They are currently ranked number one in the world, while the Springboks are ranked fourth. The All Blacks have also won the last three matches between the two teams.

Who are the Key Players to Watch?

Some of the key players to watch in the All Blacks team include:

• Beauden Barrett (fly-half)
• Aaron Smith (scrum-half)
• Rieko Ioane (winger)
• Sam Cane (captain)

Some of the key players to watch in the Springboks team include:

• Faf de Klerk (scrum-half)
• Eben Etzebeth (lock)
• Siya Kolisi (captain)
• Cheslin Kolbe (winger)

What are the Latest Odds for the All Blacks Game?

The latest odds for the All Blacks game are as follows:

• All Blacks to win: 1.50
• Springboks to win: 2.50
• Draw: 17.00

What is the History of the All Blacks vs Springboks Rivalry?

The All Blacks and Springboks have a long and storied rivalry. The two teams have met 100 times since 1921, with the All Blacks winning 62 matches and the Springboks winning 34. The two teams have also drawn four matches.

What are the Biggest Wins for the All Blacks and Springboks?

The All Blacks' biggest win over the Springboks was a 57-0 victory in 1995. The Springboks' biggest win over the All Blacks was a 40-7 victory in 2018.

What are the Most Memorable Matches Between the All Blacks and Springboks?

Some of the most memorable matches between the All Blacks and Springboks include:

• The 1995 Rugby World Cup final, which the All Blacks won 15-12.
• The 2007 Rugby World Cup semi-final, which the Springboks won 36-20.
• The 2015 Rugby World Cup final, which the All Blacks won 34-17.