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New Zealand fly-half Richie Mo'unga also kicked nine conversions - and McKenzie four - in the victory which puts them on the cusp of a quarter-final place, and on a potential collision course with Ireland, South Africa or Scotland. Cons: Mo'unga 8, 18, 20, 23, 28, 35, 46, 51, 57 , McKenzie 69, 71, 74, Italy scored their points on a hugely underwhelming evening through Ange Capuozzo and Monty Ioane tries, and the boots of Tommaso Allan one conversion, one penalty and Paolo Garbisi one conversion. Physical up front and clinical at every sniff of the try-line, the three-time champions made a mockery of the idea that a new-look Italy side might scupper their campaign with a first win in 16 meetings between the sides. Smith scored his hat-trick in the first half and Savea was a tireless force with ball in hand, securing the bonus-point with his first try in the 22nd minute and adding his team's seventh before the break. Largely absent was the ill-discipline that blighted their warm-up loss to South Africa and first two matches in France, the defeat at the hands of the hosts in the tournament opener and an try romp over Namibia.

New zealand v italy highlights

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New Zealand fly-half Richie Mo'unga also kicked nine conversions - and McKenzie four - in the victory which puts them on the cusp of a quarter-final place, and on a potential collision course with Ireland, South Africa or Scotland. Cons: Mo'unga 8, 18, 20, 23, 28, 35, 46, 51, 57 , McKenzie 69, 71, 74, Italy scored their points on a hugely underwhelming evening through Ange Capuozzo and Monty Ioane tries, and the boots of Tommaso Allan one conversion, one penalty and Paolo Garbisi one conversion. Physical up front and clinical at every sniff of the try-line, the three-time champions made a mockery of the idea that a new-look Italy side might scupper their campaign with a first win in 16 meetings between the sides. Smith scored his hat-trick in the first half and Savea was a tireless force with ball in hand, securing the bonus-point with his first try in the 22nd minute and adding his team's seventh before the break. Largely absent was the ill-discipline that blighted their warm-up loss to South Africa and first two matches in France, the defeat at the hands of the hosts in the tournament opener and an try romp over Namibia. New Zealand moved into second place in Pool A with 10 points, ahead of the Azzurri on points difference and three points behind group leaders France, who take on Italy next Friday, a day after the All Blacks face Uruguay. Jordan opened the scoring in the sixth minute with a brilliant finish from Jordie Barrett's pinpoint crosskick and his fellow winger Talea also crossed in the first half after a scything break from Savea in midfield. Despite being down, Italy came out with renewed purpose in the second half and livewire winger Capuozzo went over in the corner in the 48th minute for their first try against the All Blacks since Sam Whitelock came on in the 50th minute to play his th test, surpassing Richie McCaw as the most-capped All Black of all time, and within seconds his long-time locking partner Retallick barrelled over the line for New Zealand's eighth try.

New zealand v italy highlights

N ew Zealand put on a rugby-playing masterclass to vanquish Italy at the Stade Olympique Lyonnais, crossing for an eye-watering 14 tries in their Rugby World Cup pool stage encounter. An Aaron Smith hat-trick, braces for Will Jordan, Ardie Savea and Dane Coles, and four more individual scorers put the lacklustre Azzurri to the sword, who despite scoring twice themselves, were given the most brutal of lessons by the relentless firepower of New Zealand. Barely seven minutes had passed before the All Blacks opened the scoring, as Will Jordan fielded a high Beauden Barrett kick to finish expertly in the corner. That set the tone for the rest of the match, with New Zealand pulling out every party trick in their arsenal to leave Italy clutching at straws. A Tommaso Allan penalty was quickly followed up by three All Black tries in just seven minutes, with Smith, Savea and Mark Telea all crossing from close range following end-to-end breaks. With a bonus point secured inside 22 minutes, New Zealand crossed three more times in the first half alone. Smith and Savea both peeled off the back of mauls to crash over, the latter right on half-time, with these two scores coming either side of the scrum-half finishing off Jordie Barrett's break to complete hit hat-trick. The All Blacks would match their seven-try haul in the second period, but it was the Azzurri who secured first points after the break, Ange Capuozzo diving over in the same corner as Jordan following a rare spell of Italian possession. The procession would soon continue though, with New Zealand hitting straight back via Brodie Retallick's close-range finish.

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Smith completed his first Test hat trick in an 18 minute period in the middle of the first spell in which New Zealand scored and converted five tries on its way to a lead by halftime. Our forwards had the platform and the backs finished it off. Despite being down, Italy came out with renewed purpose in the second half and livewire winger Capuozzo went over in the corner in the 48th minute for their first try against the All Blacks since Italy scored their points on a hugely underwhelming evening through Ange Capuozzo and Monty Ioane tries, and the boots of Tommaso Allan one conversion, one penalty and Paolo Garbisi one conversion. All Blacks skipper Ardie Savea has been named man of the match and that's well deserved after an all-action performance. Italy scored two tries, including the last of the match to Monty Ioane in stoppage time. More Rugby news Previous. New Zealand fly-half Richie Mo'unga also kicked nine conversions - and McKenzie four - in the victory which puts them on the cusp of a quarter-final place, and on a potential collision course with Ireland, South Africa or Scotland. Smith scored his hat-trick in the first half and Savea was a tireless force with ball in hand, securing the bonus-point with his first try in the 22nd minute and adding his team's seventh before the break. Replacement centre Leinart-Brown scored the 14th try as New Zealand closed on the points they scored against Italy at the World Cup. Form Report Betting.

A place in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals was at stake tonight for the All Blacks and Azzurri with this the de facto decider for second place in Pool A. Having already lost to France, New Zealand knew that any more slip-ups would mean curtains for their dream of reclaiming the Web Ellis Cup - although they were big favourites to win this clash in Lyon.

It was a final for us, it was a do-or-die game. Italy scored their points on a hugely underwhelming evening through Ange Capuozzo and Monty Ioane tries, and the boots of Tommaso Allan one conversion, one penalty and Paolo Garbisi one conversion. Italy showed pride in the closing seconds, running the ball from their own try-line to have the final word in the contest through a try from winger Ioane. Aaron Smith will no doubt feel hard done by after scoring a first half hat trick. New Zealand moved into second place in Pool A with 10 points, ahead of the Azzurri on points difference and three points behind group leaders France, who take on Italy next Friday, a day after the All Blacks face Uruguay. You saw what they brought to the team. More Rugby news Previous. Really proud and great occasion for him to mark it. We knew the importance of the game and that this is what World Cups are about. Largely absent was the ill-discipline that blighted their warm-up loss to South Africa and first two matches in France, the defeat at the hands of the hosts in the tournament opener and an try romp over Namibia. Cons: Mo'unga 8, 18, 20, 23, 28, 35, 46, 51, 57 , McKenzie 69, 71, 74, By AP 29 Sep