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A scratchy first outing for the All Blacks to open their tour of South Africa.
They've needed a late surge to shake off the Stormers for a flattering 38-21 win in Cape Town.
The match was locked at 14-all before the All Blacks scored four tries in the final 15 minutes as the visitors finally tired.
All Blacks Assistant Coach Tana Umaga joined D’Arcy to review the match.
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It wasn’t pretty, but the All Blacks managed to claw their way to victory in the opening match of the Greatest Rivalry Tour.
Poor discipline saw them concede three yellow cards, but in the end, they claimed a 33-14 win over the Stormers.
Former All Black Wyatt Crockett joined D’Arcy to review the action.
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Scene set. Questions answered.
Last night the Warriors stood up to be counted. All week I'd been speaking my truth on-air: if the Warriors couldn't beat Penrith at Mt Smart, they didn't deserve to be in the NRL title conversation.
They do now.
They do so on the back of some outstanding contributions, that of the returning half Luke Metcalf and newfound centre staple Leka Halasima.
Luke’s return showed what this team had been missing, and with all due respect to Martin and Boyd, Metcalf brings to the halves attributes not consistently displayed by the former. This is not to throw shade at the other two 7's, who in their own right have provided a lot for the fans to celebrate.
But there was magic on display last night, from a player who had spent so long on the bench his backside was burning a hole in the pine.
He did enough to secure his role for the duration of the season whilst simultaneously giving coach Webster a guilt headache.
Halasima, Leka the Centre, continues to excite and surprise in the role he has surely made his own. As a 20 year old, his promise is immense. I shudder to think what this phenom is capable of.
Along with those two stars, the team's performance as a whole got me thinking that...
Y'know, it might actually be...
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The 2026 NPC season has kicked off with a bang.
Tonight’s prime time viewing is the next chapter in the storied rivalry between North and South, with Auckland heading across the Strait to take on Canterbury.
Xavi Taele is starting at centre for Auckland, and joined D’Arcy to preview the clash.
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The NRLW Warriors are starting their season on a roll, winning three of their four opening matches.
Tomorrow afternoon they’re taking on the Titans during Magic Round in a huge 3v4 clash, aiming to cement their spot on the ladder.
Prop Annetta Nu'uausala joined D’Arcy to preview the match.
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