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Andy Farrell's side were defeated 42-19 by Ian Foster's outfit in Eden Park, Auckland in their opening game of the three-test series against the All Blacks. PIC: Sportsfile
Ireland take on the All Blacks in the second Test on Saturday, July 9 in the Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Tomorrow. #TeamOfUs | #NZvIRE pic.twitter.com/GD5RMB8JSj
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) July 8, 2022
PREVIEW
Andy Farrell's side were defeated 42-19 by Ian Foster's outfit in Eden Park, Auckland in their opening game of the three-test series against the All Blacks.
Ireland will look to bounce back against the world's number two ranked country as they look to pick up their first win on their tour of New Zealand.
If Ireland were defeated this Saturday, that would mean a Test victory for the hosts while Andy Farrell and his team will proceed to play the Māori All Blacks on Tuesday before their third and final Test fixture against New Zealand next weekend.
TEAM NEWS
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has made one change from the team that were beaten by New Zealand in the first Test. Captain Johnny Sexton has been passed fit for the fixture after suffering a head injury.
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Team below:
Introducing your Ireland team for Saturday's second Test in Dunedin! ✊#TeamOfUs | #NZvIRE
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) July 7, 2022
TIME
The game will kick off at 8.05am (Irish time) in Dunedin, New Zealand.
TV SCHEDULE
The match will be live on Sky Sports Main Event with coverage starting at 7.30am.
MATCH ODDS
New Zealand 1/5
Draw 22/1
Ireland 7/2
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