Here are full details on the rugby game today, New Zealand vs Ireland Rugby 2nd match will be at Sky Stadium in Wellington on Tuesday 12 July at 7.05 pm. Both matches will be live and exclusive on SKY.
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The All Blacks will kick their 2022 test campaign off with a three-test series against Ireland in July, and NZR announced on Tuesday that the tour will begin at Eden Park in Auckland on July 2.
The two sides will then do battle at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin on July 9, before rounding out the series at Sky Stadium in Wellington on July 16.
The following month, the All Blacks will return to New Zealand after having traveled to South Africa to play two Rugby Championship tests against the Springboks to host Los Pumas across two tests in Hamilton and Christchurch. Both matches will act as Rugby Championship fixtures, with the test at Orangetheory Stadium the first the All Blacks will have played in Christchurch since their 41-13 win over the Springboks in 2016.
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The sixth and final New Zealand-based test the All Blacks are scheduled to play this year is against the Wallabies at Eden Park on September 24 in a match that doubles as a Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup clash.
Other All Blacks matches that have been officially confirmed for this year include the two Tests against the Springboks, which will be played at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit on August 6 and at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on August 13.
An end-of-year test against England at Twickenham in London on November 19 has also been locked in by the Rugby Football Union.
No confirmation has yet been made of where in Australia the first of the two Bledisloe Cup matches against the Wallabies will be held, nor has there been an official announcement regarding the remainder of New Zealand’s end-of-year tests.
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- Game: New Zealand vs Ireland | NZ v IRE Rugby
- Venue: Eden Park, Auckland
With three wins out of the last five, the Irish will be feeling mighty confident heading into a cracking test rugby series in the heart of All Black territory. But – if we know the boys, they’ll be craving a dominant win to put the world on notice
New Zealand Rugby revealed its summer 2022 test schedule yesterday including the dates for the three test matches that they will play against Ireland in July.
The All Blacks 2022 Steinlager Series campaign will kick off on Saturday 2 July against Ireland at Eden Park, Auckland, the first time the two sides have clashed since they played in Dublin last November.
The second and third Steinlager Series Tests are in Dunedin, on 9 July, and in Wellington on 16 July. They will then play two test matches against Argentina.
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Summer Rugby is an international 2022 mid-year rugby union tournament. The tournament takes place in the Southern Hemisphere in July. It is going to be an international tournament starting with the fixtures in May 2022. Check Below Summer Rugby Internationals 2022 Fixtures.
There are going to be various test series and fixtures rolling out with the matches for the season. The previous season of the tournament had issues rolling out the fixtures due to the Covid-19 pandemic hitting the nations.
After securing their third victory over the All Blacks in five years, Ireland will attempt to take down the last bastion of All Blacks supremacy – a series victory in New Zealand – next July.
Kiwi officials are reportedly in talks with their Irish counterparts in Dublin to schedule a three-test tour of New Zealand in July of 2022.
It is expected the trip will be rubber-stamped, with both nations keen to continue to build on their rivalry which was ignited by the Chicago upset achieved by Joe Schmidt’s men in 2016 and will be continued in this weekend’s battle of the hemispheres in Dublin. Ireland is also scheduled to host the All Blacks in November of 2021.
Is the All Black Maori vs Ireland Rugby game free to air?
Fourteen of the Rugby Maori vs Ireland matches will be available for free, including all of the All Black’s live Rugby. Twelve games will screen free-to-air on TVNZ 1 (see the full list below) and are available free-to-stream on Spark Sport. A further two games will be free-to-stream via Spark Sport only.
New Zealand Rugby has confirmed the dates, venues, and kick-off times for Ireland’s three Tests in July.
Andy Farrell’s Ireland Squad will tour for the first time since he officially took over the head coach role in December 2019. The global Covid Pandemic forced the cancellation of a two-Test tour in Australia in 2020 and a three-Test tour of Fiji in 2021.
Ireland has not toured New Zealand since 2012 when they played three Tests losing all three but led in the second Test at half-time before losing out 22-19. Following that tour Ireland would lose to New Zealand just once more in 2013 before finally claiming a first victory in 2016 at the 29th attempt. Since Soldier Field, there have been four meetings between the two sides with the honors even at two wins a piece.
This coming July, Ireland will embark on what is possibly their toughest ever Tour of the professional era. They will play New Zealand in three Tests and play two mid-week fixtures which have yet to be confirmed.
