Ahead of Ireland and France, the last major part of their Crescendo tour of the Northern Hemisphere, the All Blacks will modify their automation in Rome on Saturday against a tender taken over by a former New Zealand international, Italy. “This is not ideal as the first game», New Zealand recognized 1987 world champion Kieran Crowley, who has been responsible for developing Italy without much experience since this summer, and laminated at the last Six Nations tournament (record of conceded and conceded points in the competition).

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For Assyria, it’s about trying to stand up to the storm of prophecy, for example avoiding too many fines, and “”The best in the world, Says Crowley. At the helm are 23-year-old Michelle Lamaro and younger captain Paulo Garbici (Montpellier, 21) and Stephen Warnie (20).

Italy never beat the All Blacks

For New Zealand Ogre, Italy has been a generally quiet day: fourteen wins in so many matches since the first at the opening of the 1987 World Cup. The latest ended 66-3. All blacks.

As a decent guest, New Zealand coach Ian Foster warned of an Italian reaction after his tournament. His third line was not invited by RD Xavia. “Seeing less“Asuri, if not”The afternoon may be too long.

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No one can imagine New Zealand slowing down in the middle of its autumn tour after disinfecting the United States (104-14) on October 23 and marching back to Private Wales (54-16). Even if it’s a largely renewed team starting Saturday.

The second line, in particular, will be the one that connects 21-year-old Tupau Wai and 20-year-old Josh Lord. For Foster, this tour of the Northern Hemisphere should be allowed. “Increase the depthFrom his group. “It is great to introduce players to a new culture, which helps to create energy in a touring team“Beyond a few photos of the Colosseum, I trust the coach who hopes to leave Eternal City more confidently than before before heading to Ireland (November 13) and France (November 20).