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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the deciding Bledisloe Cup Test between the All Blacks and Wallabies. It's been a massive week of build-up on both sides of the Tasman as Australia look to regain the Cup for the first time since 2002. But they haven't won at Eden Park since 1986 while the All Blacks are unbeaten at the ground since 1994! The visitors have it all to do.

Players are on the field for the anthems, and then the haka.

Nic White kicks deep into New Zealand territory for the penalty, but the Wallabies fail to win the lineout and the All Blacks clear. Poor first lineout from the Wallabies there, following on from the problems of last week.

The Wallabies look to go wide as Quade Cooper finds Israel Folau on the burst. The recycle the ball and Cooper gets another touch before throwing a pass to nobody but the linesman. The Wallabies No.10 is seeing plenty of pill early on.

It's over. The Wallabies lead 3-0. Interesting to see referee Nigel Owens just tell Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore he doesn't want players milking penalties in reference to White's pass into Woodcock.

Penalty Australia. Richie McCaw is pinged for a breakdown infringement allowing the Wallabies to kick into the All Blacks half. They win the lineout at the back but a loose pass hits the floor and Will Skelton knocks on. A wasted opportunity there from the Australians.

Dan Carter tries to cross-kick but it's an easy take for Israel Folau just inside the touch-line. The Wallabies full-back calls for the mark before clearing down field.

It's over. We're all locked up at 3-3 with Carter's successful penalty; a kick that takes him past 700 Test points on New Zealand soil.

Try time All Blacks! Dane Coles finishes off a wonderful counter attack from the All Blacks; Dan Carter in particular doing some great work to free up the hooker for a 40-metre run to the tryline. Shows just how lethal the All Blacks can be from turnover ball.

Dan Carter adds the extras for a 10-3 lead.

The All Blacks go to the air to test Quade Cooper; sure enough he knocks on and the hosts go on the attack. They string a few phases together before a loose pass from Aaron Smith goes fowards and the Wallabies are awarded a scrum.

The All Blacks are awarded a penalty as this time Aaron Smith gets tangled up with Sekope Kepu at the breakdown. Virtually the same call from earlier in the match. There is a bit of a scuffle in backplay to which Nigel Owens asks the TMO to investigate. It's not anything serious and Owens just has a brief chat to both captains and tells them to settle things down.

Conrad Smith is penalised for tackling Adam Ashley-Cooper in the air. There isn't much in it but the Wallabies winger did hit the ground reasonably hard. Smith may be a little lucky not to have seen a yellow card, but it looks the right call. Quade Cooper to line up the shot.

Penalty All Blacks. Will Skelton is penalised for going "past the ball" when trying to effect a steal. Might have been tad tough on the lock as he was in a strong position over the pill. Nevertheless, Dan Carter will line up his third shot at penalty for the night from just inside halfway.

The All Blacks try a cheeky little kick in behind the Wallabies defence but it's too strong with Nic White able to get back a force the ball dead in goal.

Wallabies make a half-break through Adam Ashley-Cooper but a pass back inside hits the floor and McCaw cleans up. The Wallabies do manage to get themselves a lineout, but are forced into a turnover when they can't secure the ball from a maul. That was poor from the Australians.

Dan Carter takes a shot at drop goal with the final play of the half but it drifts wide. That's half-time in Auckland, James Horwill telling Fox Sports the Wallabiues "need to hold onto the ball a bit better and build pressure". It's 13-6 in favour of the All Blacks at the break.

A couple of changes for the Wallabies ahead of the second-half with Dean Mumm and David Pocock on.

Ben Smith drops the ball in behind the Wallabies but it's just a little too strong and rolls touch in goal. Wallabies half-back Nic White was there in cover anyway, though Julian Savea was charging in at some speed too.

The Wallabies scrum comes under huge pressure from the All Blacks eight but they manage to secure possession. Nic White's clearing kick is charged down though; the No.9 making up for his mistake by winning a turnover at the breakdown.

Cooper is sent to the sin-bin as Carter adds the extras. The All Blacks now lead 20-6 and it's going to take some comeback from the Australians if they're to end this Bledisloe drought.

Try time All Blacks! Another woeful kick from the Wallabies gives Nehe Milner-Skudder possession and the winger immediately puts the ball deep back down into the Wallabies half. The All Blacks come up with the loose ball, shift it a wide through a few sets of hands before Ma'a Nonu has an easy gallop to the line.

Try time All Blacks! Game over. The All Blacks are in again this time through Conrad Smith, the centre receiving a cut-out pass from Ma'a Nonu to stroll over out wide. The No.12 had only moments earlier gone on a strong run himself, and then backed up for the assist.

Penalty Wallabies. The visitors are awarded penalty when Victor Vito is pinged for not rolling away. Wallabies will have their first attacking opportunity of the half, though they are still down to 14 men.

The Wallabies can't even win a simple lineout throw though as James Horwill spills a regulation take. The All Blacks quickly spread the ball wide and fly downfield through Ben Smith. The play breaks down but after checking with the TMO, Owens awards the All Blacks a penalty for an early tackle.

Kane Douglas is on for his first Test since 2013; the lock only recently returned from Leinster to be eligible for the Wallabies at the World Cup.

Ma'a Nonu is over for the All Blacks, the centre grabbing his second of the night as he picks up an inside pass from Dan Carter and powers through the feeble tackle attempt of Nic White. That was just far too easy from the All Blacks.

Penalty Wallabies. Nigel Owens pings an All Blacks forward for crawling on his hands and knees; the same call that went against Matt Giteau earlier. The Wallabies kick for touch and will try and do something on attack for the first timee this half.

Penalty Wallabies. The visitors aren't really asking any questions of the All Blacks' defence but they do get a penalty for a breakdown infringement. Nic White kicks for the line; let's see if the Wallabies can manage a simple lineout take.

Penalty are again awarded a penalty and this time Owens warns stand-in captain Kieran Read about the repeated infringements.

All Blacks winger Julian Savea goes on a run downfield before he is brought down by Matt Giteau in a good tackle. The hosts quickly move the ball to the other side of the field before Ben Smith kicks back in-field; Nic White getting back to clean up for the Wallabies.

Nic White adds the extras - making the score 41-13.

That's full-time in Auckland as Nic White throws a pass into touch. It's another terrible night for the Wallabies in Auckland; the All Blacks cruising to a 41-13 victory, which was largely in the books the moment Quade Cooper was sin -binned.