The All Blacks have had to build themselves up again after going to the well last weekend.
Murray Kinsella Reports from Paris THE BIG CHALLENGE for the All Blacks this week will have been coming down from the remarkable high they hit to beat Ireland in the quarter-finals, resetting themselves, and going again for their World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
“The build-up, the emotion, the game, the spectacle itself. It felt like that game went on for two days, that second half felt like forever.” “It was a special one last Saturday, but we didn’t come here to beat Ireland in the quarter-finals, we came here to win the World Cup,” says centre Anton Lienert-Brown, who is on the bench again tomorrow night.
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