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Plenty of patience from the All Blacks, but Lakai eventually got caught, allowing Colombe to get in over the ball to win a penalty.

Ioane again collects the restart settling just inside the 22. Ratima clears to touch on the 10m line.

That rounds things off from Paris, after a fantastic test taken out by France. For now, this is Nicholas Friedlander signing out.

From just left of the posts, Ramos knocks it over.

Roumat claims uncontested, as France go to a drive again. Dupont smashed an exit long, just missing touch which allowed B Barrett to bring it back. He slipped one over the 10m line, with the All Blacks building 35m from the line.

Short kickoff, and it is all sorts of untidy. Savea thought he stole it, but a penalty comes for the All Blacks for a dangerous cleanout! McKenzie will have a shot.

Vaa'i gets up to challenge at the lineout, and he does well to win it at the front. Roigard settles things, sending his side into midfield before shooting back to the short side. Lomax tipped a pass behind Jordan though, causing him to leave it behind. France tidy it up...

Savea settles in midfield, before the All Blacks swooped back to the right, where Sititi was able to bump through one. Savea followed to the left, with the All Blacks building phases just over halfway.

Fresh onto the field McKenzie belts it over from in front.

Roumat barrels away out the boot, with France setting it just over the 10m line. They were patient, clearing through Le Garrec. The All Blacks claimed, and worked left, but a late call comes for a neck roll! Ramos is only too happy to have a shot here.

France is hanging on but has big issues that need to be fixed. They have been slaughtered at set piece, destroyed at the scrum, with the lineout not much better, and with Georges-Henri Colombe on for the whole game, there is no easy fix. They simply need to pull a rabbit out the hat. The backs have done well considering they have been working off of scrappy ball, with Antoine Dupont a threat as always. Thomas Ramos has kicked well for the most part, but certainly doesn't look comfortable at first receiver. There is spark there though, so they are far from out of it.

Ramos gets smashed at the line, but crucially France keep possession of the ball. They worked left, finding ground hard to come by before Fickou slipped one, working 15m from the line.

Barrett drives it over from 10m left of the posts.

Ramos fades it over from the left sideline to level the scores.

CAM ROIGARD WITH A BIT OF BRILLIANCE! Alldritt took it out of an under-pressure scrum, being rag-dolled by Roigard. He looked to offload, but Roigard slapped it into his own hands, spinning 180 degrees before pacing 15m to the line! Incredible piece of individual brilliance, as he brings it around beside the posts.

France were out on their feet, and give up a penalty right in front. Still plenty of time to go, so McKenzie will knock it over.

France will be ecstatic. They have beaten the All Blacks for a third time in a row for the first time since 1995, having cashed in on a few crucial All Blacks errors. It was the axis of Antoine Dupont and Thomas Ramos that helped them find field position, but it is hard to argue against Louis Bielle-Biarrey being man of the match. He showed an electric turn of pace on several occasions, including to score the go-ahead try. Once ahead, their pack grew in confidence, the set piece improved, and they did enough to get over the line. They take on Argentina next week.

Dupont snipes in midfield, slipping an offload to Meafou, who just bundled downfield through tackles, being taken 15m from the line! They worked a quick recycle, bashing right to the line through Roumat. A tip on by Ramos led to a falcon off Mauvaka, but Reece was caught offside. To the corner the French go.

The All Blacks will feel like that was one which got away. They had the game by the scruff of the neck, but they failed to put it away, letting France back in with their own silly mistakes. It should have been a good win, but they just didn't secure it. Peter Lakai was strong having been injected early, as was Wallace Sititi. Cam Roigard was spectacular, and questions will be asked why he was substituted so early. The All Blacks bench really failed to make the impact needed, and it cost them in the end. They head to Turin next week looking to end their year on a high.

B Barrett rolls a grubber down the left, but it was easily tidied by France, who hacked a clearance down the middle. The All Blacks overplayed their hand, before Clarke settled just over halfway.

Lomax is pinged for collapsing, and Ramos points straight to the posts. Just inside his own half, but this is certainly in his range.

Sititi gathers a long kickoff, with the All Blacks setting a ruck just inside the 22. They looked to set for an exit, but were pinged for not releasing. Ramos knocks it into the corner.

France work a wrap play in midfield, before Ramos chipped a kick out to the right. Villiere gathered, before France swooped back left, but Jordan intercepted! He belted it downfield, and chased hard, with Ramos tidying... but he slipped a pass forwards! All Blacks scrum 12m out on the right.

Back into midfield come France, surging 15m from the line. The All Blacks were in real strife, but a knock on from Tatafu lets them off the hook. The visitors will pack a scrum 10m off their own line.

Penalty second time around to the All Blacks! B Barrett clears to touch just short of the attacking 10m line.

The All Blacks run a backline move, whipping it out into midfield. It worked well as Jordan was freed, barging over the 5m line. Lakai charged back in the centre, before Ioane followed left, but he was left isolated! Ollivon steals, and Dupont clears, though he misses touch... All Blacks in possession 25m from the line.

Flament pinches the lineout, allowing France to settle infield. Dupont clears long, but missed touch, with the All Blacks returning strongly to the left. McKenzie hit the line, before Clarke flew to the 22m line. Good quick recycle, and France are left in sixes and sevens! Williams hit the line, looking to slip it away to the right, but he just knocked on in contact! Offside advantage applied though, so there will be a shot from in front.

It is a real mess around the lineout, and it is deemed to be a French knock on. Scrum for the All Blacks to follow on the 22m line.

The All Blacks work with width in midfield, but the tip from Savea is poor, causing Ioane to knock it on! Scrum just short of halfway to come.

Again the All Blacks work wide to the left, using the width for Clarke to bundle his way into the 22. Sititi follows nicely, with the home side just 10m away.

The All Blacks spin it left, but McKenzie knocks on! France could have killed it, but Ramos cross kicks for Bielle-Biarrey... and it goes into touch! One last chance for the visitors, with 90m to go.

Ramos knocks it over from left of the posts.

After a competitive first half, it is the All Blacks who lead by a converted try, which on the balance is certainly fair. They visitors made most of the running, playing an attractive brand of rugby that saw them work from edge to edge. An early try by Peter Lakai set the tone, as they were rewarded for keeping the ball alive. France took a while to work back into it, but a crucial score late on by Romain Buros has kept the home side in touch. There is still plenty of work to be done though.

BOUDAHENT DRIVES OVER! France took it uncontested, working a shift drive which had Boudehent driving straight through the middle! They got it well set, and the blindside was able to rumble over in the left corner!

S Barrett gets up at the lineout, but Flament wrestles it to the ground, though France were under pressure. Sititi gets over it, and wins a huge penalty! Touch found just over the 10m line.

LAKAI SCORES ON DEBUT! Shortish kickoff from B Barrett, but France control, eventually clearing through Dupont. He sent it long, finding Jordan, who charged back over halfway. They followed with a loop play, as Roigard floated a fantastic ball into the hands of Savea! He bumped to the 10m line, before the visitors reset in midfield. Jordan shot to the line, slipping a fantastic offload into Vaa'i. He then fired one out to Clarke, who fended one and slipped to Savea. He bumped another couple on his way into the 22, offloading back inside for Lakaim who held off a couple, before crashing in down the left edge. WHAT A START FROM THE ALL BLACKS!

To 12 phases, but strong French defence means there is no forward progress for the All Blacks. Eventually they attempt a drop kick from 43m out, and though B Barrett struck it reasonably well, he was short to the left of the posts. That will be half-time.

Sititi claims at the back, dropping it off for Ratima. The hand-off was away though, and Ratima spilt at his ankles! Scrum just short of the 10m line for the French.

The All Blacks work short side for Jordie Barrett, who launches a huge kick away down the right sideline. He finds a good bounce, and it goes to touch past the attacking 10m line.

Lienert-Brown sets it on the crash ball, with the arm quickly coming out at the breakdown. Clarke charged to the left, but was left isolated, so we'll go back for the penalty. McKenzie will have a shot from in front.

Flament is hoisted to claim the kickoff, setting it just outside the 22. Dupont kicked long over halfway, where Jordan took it well. The All Blacks whipped it out left, where Clarke trucked it away over halfway, bumping one to the 10m line. Barrett looked to a cross kick, but got it wrong, with Reece under pressure in competition with Bielle-Biarrey. It comes off of the latter's head, bouncing into touch. Lineout to come for the visitors.

The All Blacks collect the kickoff, exiting long up the middle. The French carted it back through Buros, before a nice darting run from Dupont. It allowed a quick recycle, with Ramos looking to free it away to the right. Jordan tried to intercept, but couldn't quite bring it in. Scrum just over the 22m line for France.

The crowd is in full voice as the All Blacks prepare for the haka!

Ioane does well to claim a long kickoff, with the All Blacks settling inside the 22. Roigard box kicked down to the 10m line, where Buros beat Reece in the air. France worked in midfield, but lacked direction before Flament shot off his feet, conceding a penalty for going off his feet. Touch found on the 10m line.

Ioane collects the restart just inside the 22, with the ball a little slow to come. Ratima was told to use it, but didn't, and is pinged for time wasting! Scrum 20m out on the left for France.

France go for the drive, but the ball spits out on the All Blacks side! They smuggle it to the short side where Beauden Barrett cleared nicely away up to the 10m line.

McKenzie drives it over from 15m out in front.

Never in doubt! From 52m out, just off to the left, Ramos nails it to put France into an early lead.

What a test match. Ebbs and flows right throughout, but an excellent comeback from France has seen them home. A counter-attacking try for Louis Bielle-Biarrey put the French ahead, and they did not relent. Penalty goals were traded, but the All Blacks just could not get their noses back in front. They live to rue some crucial errors under pressure, and are now left to lick their wounds. A poor second half has let them down again.

Hello everybody, and welcome to Tribe for this Autumn International. We are in Paris this evening, where France are taking on the All Blacks. I am Nicholas Friedlander, and I will have the action for you.

Ratima clears, and Dupont bombs back, forcing the All Blacks to charge it back. They wrapped left, with McKenzie flying down the sideline! He looked to link to Jordan, but it was just intercepted in the lane. The All Blacks poured over it though, with huge numbers stacked to the right! B Barrett fired into Ioane, but he spills, and here comes France!

Lienert-Brown claims an intentional overthrow, so the All Blacks set up camp around 30m from the line. No real forward progress, but through six phases, the All Blacks still have possession.

BUROS STRIKES BACK! Meafou and Mauvaka made nice carries to the 5m line, with it all about keeping it tight at speed. Dupont took play left and right, eventually going right out the back for Ramos. He had space to the left, finding Buros who hit a straight line, towards the line! Pace and power, and he holds off Reece, reaching out to score down the left edge. 

The All Blacks are in command off the back of a great all-round effort, but there has been some real individual standouts. Tamaiti Williams has been hulking both at set piece, and around the park, whilst Tupou Vaa'i has been damaging at the lineout, and on defence. It is Cam Roigard who has been the superstar though, controlling the game with his running and sniping, as well as offering plenty from the base of the ruck. He has arguably won the battle of the nines, which is no easy feat against Dupont. Big second half to come.

Roumat takes a short kickoff, settling over the 10m line. Dupont box kicks long, with McKenzie gathering it. Ratima returned, with it messy after Lienert-Brown got up. Ollivon collected the ball, but Ratima was there to get a turnover penalty. Touch found just inside the 22.

Mauvaka comes reeling away off the back of the lineout, shooting over the 22m line. Again it got a bit messy, but Roigard was deemed to have knocked on as he stripped forwards. Scrum to come for France just over the 22m line.

France carry it back into the 22 before clearing through Dupont, and he sends it out on the full! All Blacks lineout just inside the 22.

There are a few issues with the scrum, so we will reset it.

FRANCE GET HOME! The All Blacks spun across the face of the line, but couldn't find a crack. In the end Jordan was wrapped up, and the ball was never coming out! Scrum called, game over, the home side get the job done.

B Barrett drives it over from just left of the posts.

Alldritt winds back up off the restart, with France probing the left before Reece picked it off, racing away down the sideline! He angles a grubber back infield, which Bielle-Biarrey gathered, just breaking away from a chasing B Barrett. It was helter skelter, so Ramos cleared right up the middle, allowing Jordan to wind it back! They came smashing over the 10m line, where Williams hit a huge hole to glide towards the 22! He lost support though, with it becoming untidy, before S Barrett was pinged for playing a man on the ground. France find touch on the 10m line.

The two sides are on the park, and the Stade de France looks spectacular. The lights are out, with blue and red lights, and stage lighting being used. It is truly stunning. First of all, it will be the anthems, and then the haka.

Bielle-Biarrey hacks it ahead, and the chase it on! Savea did just enough to knock it free, and McKenzie dove on it! France were over eager and concede the penalty on the line, so the All Blacks can clear to the 22m line.

Very dominant scrum from the All Blacks, but they get no penalty call, before a reset is eventually called. They will go again...

France are coming into this one as slight favourites, on the back of a comfortable win over Japan last week. It was very much a warm-up encounter though, to get them battle-hardened for this week. In many ways, they remain in recovery mode from last year's World Cup heartache, so a win tonight is in many ways imperative to maintaining any sort of feel-good factor. Antoine Dupont will again take on an increased role with Thomas Ramos playing first five, which should create a few openings further wide for the likes of the exciting Louis Bielle-Biarrey, who will fancy himself against Sevu Reece.

Boudehent collects a short restart down the middle, meaning the French exit had to be down the middle. Jordan charged back, working left to Clarke who charged towards the attacking 10m line. Sititi followed on the opposite edge, getting over the gain line. A good snipe from Roigard, and the All Blacks are 30m away.

Ioane gathers a long kickoff, working inside to Lienert-Brown. He set it before B Barrett cleared from the pocket, finding touch 30m off his own line.

Lakai works off the back, smashing around 15m from the line. Reece and Taylor follow, before J Barrett took it 10m from the line. Savea then came shooting off his feet, giving France the penalty. Ramos saw space, tapping and launching a kick right up the middle! Dupont chased hard, but Jordan shepherded it to the dead ball line. It just held up, so he forced in the nick of time. Line dropout to come.

TEAM NEWS: France - Four changes to the starting 15 from Fabien Galthie, with a debutant in the starting lineup as well. The tight five is unchanged, with the solitary change to the pack coming on the blindside flank with Boudehent promoted from the bench into the loose trio. The halfback pairing of Dupont and Ramos remains intact, but there are changes further back as Gael Fickou joins Moefana in the midfield, Gabin Villiere runs out on the right wing, and Romain Buros earns his first international cap at fullback. Romain Taofifenua, Charles Ollivon, and Nolan le Garrec join the replacements. 

McKenzie knocks it over from 20m out in front.

Up the guts go the All Blacks, one-off through the middle! They built nicely into the 22, and France were reeling. They looked left, where Jordan forced it with a floated wide pass to Clarke. He couldn't bring it in, and would have been pushed into touch anyway. Poor decision there, letting France off the hook. France elect for the lineout 7m off their own line.

Big moment early on! There was a big collision there, and Samipeni Finau is in allsorts. He is helped off very slowly, and he looks very ill. Peter Lakai is injected inside less than two minutes!

The stop-start nature continues, as France go to an overthrow for Roumat, before working back to the left. Williams was quick to the ruck though, getting over the ball to win a penalty. Touch found 35m from the line.

France go to the drive, but this time they are driven backward, Taylor looked to get hands on it, but he is pinged for coming around the side. Ramos will have a shot from handy range.

Vaa'i steals another one, allowing the All Blacks to quickly work into midfield. Sititi ran hard, before Ioane followed, just getting a knee to the ground, before the ball was stripped free. There was no release, so B Barrett is able to plug it 20m from the line.

After a nervy moment Jordie Barrett gathers a long kickoff, immediately kicking downfield. He left it infield, allowing France to return back over halfway, with Flament tipping a nice ball into Tatafu! Ramos punched to the line, lobbing a little chip out to the left for Bielle-Biarrey, who gathered inside the 22!

Lienert-Brown hits the line, working on a switch ball in midfield. Bakc door runners worked for the All Blacks, with Lomax and Williams charging 25m from the line. Clarke and Vaa'i followed, with numbers stacked to the right.

Ollivon claims, and the drive comes. They edged 5m forwards, before looping in midfield where Dupont drove a kick in behind. McKenzie gathered, doing well to hold off French pressure.

Ioane collects a long kickoff, but Taylor was pinged for obstructing! Ramos puts this into the corner.

B Barrett drives it over from 10m left of the posts.

McKenzie drives it over from 41m out, just to the left to tighten the gap to one.

France go to the back of the lineout, working wide for a crash ball line. Alldritt trucked it up, setting over the gain line. It was a little messy, but Dupont was able to pick out Bielle-Biarrey with a cross kick! He grubbered ahead, but it hit Jordan, bouncing straight into touch.

TEAM NEWS: New Zealand - Five changes from Scott Robertson this week, two of them forced by the injuries to Sam Cane (head) and Mark Tele'a (hand). Codie Taylor comes into the front row at hooker in the only change to the tight five. There's a shuffle in the loose trio due to Cane's departure, with Sititi shifting to number 8 and Savea to the openside flank as Samipeni Finau joins the starting lineup on the blindside. Cam Roigard gets a start this week alongside Beauden Barrett in the halves with Ratima and McKenzie dropping to the bench. The midfield combination remains intact, but there's a change in the back three to fill the gap left by Tele'a with Sevu Reece lining up on the right wing. 

Ramos curls it over from 15m in from the left sideline.

FRANCE PUNISH THE ALL BLACKS BIG TIME! It was the All Blacks making all the running, but a loose offload was picked off in the lane by Ramos! He hacked it ahead, and it just sat up perfectly for a flying Bielle-Biarrey. He took it on the run, scoring down the left edge!

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