Before facing Wales, Italy, Ireland and France’s XV, New Zealand secured its promotion in the United States. The All Blacks, the winners of the recent Rugby Championship, have been reviewed by the workforce against the 17th country in the world … no match. From the first minute, Luke Jacobson registered the first of sixteen New Zealand attempts at the meeting. Ethan de Groot, Will Jordan and then Damien McKenzie also went out of their way in the first quarter. Luke Jacobson put his brace into the net before seeing Richie Mounka move beyond his goal roll on the All Blacks’ sixth attempt. After Angastavao, Jordan doubled his individual score to half an hour, then added Quinn Tupeya. The public in the FedEx field was able to rejoice because Nate Augsburger, just before half-time, unlocked the American counter.

Date out in Washington DC!#USAvNZL # 1874 Cup pic.twitter.com/z0nDzuuY3j

– All blacks (AllBlacks) October 23, 2021

The United States did its means

As in the first period, Angus Tawao revived New Zealand from the first minute of the second act before the All-Blacks’ eleventh attempt was registered by Dalton Papali. Jordan Mathias raised the crowd again for the second American attempt in this Test match … to which Anton Leonert-Brown immediately responded. Ian Foster deployed his troops and Buden Barrett began the last quarter hour of the meeting through personal effort. Will Jordan scored a hat-trick ten minutes from the siren. In the final minutes of the meeting, Dan Coles’ TJ Peranara allowed New Zealand to overtake New Zealand by 100 points (14-104). A meeting that allows the difference between the best world teams and those who want to develop in the years to come to be a little more efficient. There is no doubt that the plan to host the World Cup, recently introduced by USA Rugby, will help develop the training of rugby and the Eagles.