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All: Kosta Barbarouses (7) Highest home attendance: 26,252 vs. Auckland FC (2 November 2024) A-League Men: Lowest home attendance: 4,858 vs. Sydney FC (15 January 2025) A-League Men: Average home league attendance: 9,767: Biggest win: 3–0 vs. Central Coast Mariners (A) (10 November 2024) A-League Men: Biggest defeat: 1–4 vs. Western Sydney ...
Australia defeats England by seven wickets at Trent Bridge in the first game of the ODI series in England, helped by Travis Head's unbeaten 154 - the highest ODI score by an Australian in England. [215] 21 September – The Wallabies are defeated by the All Blacks 31-28 at Stadium Australia, with New Zealand retaining the Bledisloe Cup. [216]
Wellington Argentina: 2024-08-17 Argentina: 42 10 Eden Park: Auckland: 2024-08-31 South Africa: 27 31 Emirates Airline Park: Johannesburg South Africa: 2024-09-07 South Africa: 12 18 DHL Stadium: Cape Town South Africa: 2024-09-21 Australia: 31 28 Accor Stadium: Sydney: 2024-09-28 Australia: 33 13 Sky Stadium: Wellington: 2024-10-26 Japan: 64 ...
England opted against making any changes in personnel for the visit of Australia on Saturday after being edged by New Zealand last weekend. A 24-22 defeat by the All Blacks opened England's autumn ...
The All Blacks must overcome a run of poor finishes if they're to win the second Bledisloe Cup test on Saturday, the last test for both teams before they tour Britain and Europe in the Autumn. New ...
Tries on debut to winger Shaun Stevenson and backrower Samipeni Finau helped the All Blacks rally from 17-3 down at halftime to beat the Wallabies 23-20 in the second Bledisloe Cup match on ...
The All Blacks XV squad for their 2024 Northern Tour with matches against Irish provincial side Munster and Georgia, [3] as updated on 30 October 2024. [ 4 ] Players in bold are players capped by the senior New Zealand national team, the All Blacks .
Wellington Regional Stadium (commercially known as Sky Stadium through naming rights) [4] [5] is a major sporting venue in Wellington, New Zealand. The stadium's bowl site size is 48,000 m 2 (520,000 sq ft).