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((Short description|Grand Slam rugby union tour))
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{| class="infobox" cellspacing="2" style="width:280px; font-size:90%;"
|-
! colspan="4" style="font-size: medium;" | 2005 New Zealand tour of Britain and Ireland
|-
| colspan="4"  style="background:#ccf; text-align:center; line-height:140%;"|'''Touring team'''
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center;"|((ru|New Zealand))
|-
| colspan="4"  style="background:#ccf; text-align:center; line-height:140%;"|'''Home teams'''
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center;"|((ru|Wales))
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center;"|((ru|Ireland))
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center;"|((ru|England))
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center;"|((ru|Scotland))
|-
| colspan="4"  style="background:#ccf; text-align:center; line-height:140%;"|'''Statistics'''
|-
|colspan=2|'''Matches played'''
|colspan=2|4
|-
|colspan=2|'''Points for'''
|colspan=2|138 (34.5 per game)
|-
|colspan=2|'''Points against'''
|colspan=2|39 (9.8 per game)
|-
|colspan=2|'''Tries scored'''
|colspan=2|16
|-
|colspan=2|'''Most points'''
|colspan=2|[[Dan Carter|Daniel Carter]] (39)
|-
|colspan=2|'''Most tries'''
|colspan=2|[[Rico Gear]] (5)
|}
The '''2005 New Zealand Rugby Union tour of Britain and Ireland''' was a [[Grand Slam tours|Grand Slam]] [[rugby union|Rugby Union]] tour played by the [[New Zealand national rugby union team|New Zealand National Rugby Union team]], also known as the All Blacks, in the [[United Kingdom]] and in the [[Republic of Ireland]] against their respective national teams. Played through November, it consisted of 4 matches against [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]], [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]], [[England national rugby union team|England]] and [[Scotland national rugby union team|Scotland]].

It was the first [[Grand Slam tours|Grand Slam Tour]] by the [[All Blacks]] since the 18 match [[1978 New Zealand rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland|Grand Slam tour of 1978]].

New Zealand won all of their matches with a touring squad of 35 players selected by Head Coach [[Graham Henry]]. 

The matches were played during November of 2005. The first match was against [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] on the 5th, the second was against [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]] on the 12th, the third was against [[England national rugby union team|England]] on the 19th, and the last match was against [[Scotland national rugby union team|Scotland]] on the 26th to complete the first successful Grand Slam tour of the professional era. The last successful Grand Slam was by [[1984 Australia rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland|Australia in 1984]] in between 14 other matches.
((TOClimit|4))

==Touring squad==
A total of 35 players were selected for the touring squad: five props, three hookers, four locks, seven loose forwards, three halfbacks, seven midfielders and six back three-quarters, including five new caps.<ref>[http://www.capetimes.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=275&fArticleId=2963606 Article from Cape Times] – All Blacks to blood new talent on Grand Slam tour</ref> [[Graham Henry]] was Head Coach with [[Wayne Smith (rugby union)|Wayne Smith]] and [[Steve Hansen]] as his Assistant Coaches. [[Tana Umaga]] was named captain for the tour.

{| class="toccolours"  style="text-align:left; width:100%;"
|-
! colspan="4" style="background:#000;color:#fff;text-align:center"| 2005 New Zealand Grand Slam touring squad
|-
|  style="font-size:95%; vertical-align:top;"| '''Props'''
* [[John Afoa]]
* [[Carl Hayman]]
* [[Saimone Taumoepeau]]
* [[Neemia Tialata]]<sup>1</sup>
* [[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]

'''Hookers'''
* [[Andrew Hore]]
* [[Keven Mealamu]]
* [[Anton Oliver]]

'''Locks'''
* [[Jason Eaton]]<sup>1</sup>
* [[Chris Jack]]
* [[James Ryan (rugby union)|James Ryan]]
* [[Ali Williams]]
|  style="font-size:95%; vertical-align:top;"|'''Loose forwards'''
* [[Jerry Collins]]
* [[Sione Lauaki]]
* [[Angus Macdonald (rugby union)|Angus MacDonald]]<sup>1</sup>
* [[Chris Masoe]]<sup>1</sup>
* [[Richie McCaw]]
* [[Rodney So'oialo]]
* [[Mose Tuiali'i]]

'''Halfbacks'''
* [[Jimmy Cowan]]
* [[Byron Kelleher]]
* [[Piri Weepu]]
|  style="font-size:95%; vertical-align:top;"|'''Midfielders'''
* [[Dan Carter|Daniel Carter]]
* [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]
* [[Aaron Mauger]]
* [[Ma'a Nonu]]
* [[Conrad Smith]]
* [[Isaia Toeava]]<sup>1</sup>
* [[Tana Umaga]] (c)

'''Back Three-Quarters'''
* [[Rico Gear]]
* [[Doug Howlett]]
* [[Leon MacDonald]]
* [[Mils Muliaina]]
* [[Joe Rokocoko]]
* [[Sitiveni Sivivatu]]
|  style="font-size:95%; vertical-align:top;"|'''Coaches'''
* [[Graham Henry]] (Head)
* [[Wayne Smith (rugby union)|Wayne Smith]] (Asst.)
* [[Steve Hansen]] (Asst.)

– <small>Most players are capable of playing<br /> multiple positions.</small>

– <small>Squad only include players who<br /> have been named in a starting <br />15 or reserves bench.</small>

– <small>(c) = Captain</small><br />
– <small><sup>1</sup> = New cap</small>
|}

==Tests==
A total of four matches were played during the 2005 Grand Slam tour against the four home unions of [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]], [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]], [[England national rugby union team|England]] and [[Scotland national rugby union team|Scotland]]. The tour was played over four weeks, with one game each week.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!width=10%|Date
!width=15%|Opponent
!width=20%|Score
!width=40%|Venue
!width=15%|Attendance
|-
|5 Nov
|[[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]]
|'''41'''–3
|[[Millennium Stadium]], [[Cardiff]]
|74,402
|-
|12 Nov
|[[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]]
|'''45'''–7
|[[Lansdowne Road]], [[Dublin]]
|42,000
|-
|19 Nov
|[[England national rugby union team|England]]
|'''23'''–19
| [[Twickenham Stadium|Twickenham]], [[London]]
|62,000
|-
|26 Nov
|[[Scotland national rugby union team|Scotland]]
|'''29'''–10
|[[Murrayfield Stadium|Murrayfield]], [[Edinburgh]]
|47,678
|-
| colspan="5" style="text-align:right; font-size:85%; line-height:70%;"|<small>New Zealand scores in bold</small>
|}

===Wales===
[[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] were looking to beat the All Blacks for the first time since 1953, when they won 13–8 at [[Cardiff Arms Park]].<ref>[http://www.rugbymuseum.co.nz/teamsheet.asp?level1=Database&level2=ABC&MT_ID=1399 Match Review] ((Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100521182505/http://www.rugbymuseum.co.nz/teamsheet.asp?level1=Database&level2=ABC&MT_ID=1399 |date=21 May 2010 )) at NZ Rugby Museum</ref> They came into the match and tour as the most recent [[Six Nations Championship|Six Nations]] champions and the last of the [[Home Nations]] to agree to play the All Blacks on the 2005 tour. New Zealand came in after a successful [[2005 British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand|British & Irish Lions tour]] and another [[2005 Tri Nations Series|Tri Nations]] win.

The [[All Black]] coaching staff named three debutantes for the first test in [[Cardiff]]: [[Neemia Tialata]] and [[Chris Masoe]] were chosen ahead of regular starters [[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]] and [[Richie McCaw]], while [[Angus Macdonald (rugby union)|Angus MacDonald]] came on for [[James Ryan (rugby union)|James Ryan]] for his first international.

((rugbybox
|date = 5 November 2005
|time =
|home = ((ru-rt|WAL))
|score = 3–41
|report =[http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_union/international/4409552.stm Report]
|away = ((ru|NZL))
|pen1 = [[Stephen Jones (rugby union)|S. Jones]]
|try2 = [[Rico Gear|Gear]] (3)<br />[[Dan Carter|Carter]] (2)
|con2 = [[Dan Carter|Carter]] (5)
|pen2 = [[Dan Carter|Carter]] (2)
|stadium = [[Millennium Stadium]], Cardiff
|attendance = 74,402
|referee = [[Chris White (referee)|Chris White]] ([[Rugby Football Union|England]]) ))

====<!-- Copyedited up to here (22/3/2024) -->Match summary====
{| class="wikitable"  style="font-size:88%; line-height:95%; text-align:center; float:right; margin-left:1em;"
|-
!colspan=3 style="font-size:110%;"|Line-ups
|-
!width=40%|New Zealand
!width=10%|Pos.
!width=40%|Wales
|-
|[[Mils Muliaina]]
|15
|[[Gareth Thomas (rugby)|Gareth Thomas]] (c)
|-
|[[Rico Gear]]
|14
|[[Kevin Morgan (rugby union)|Kevin Morgan]]
|-
|[[Conrad Smith]]
|13
|[[Mark Taylor (rugby union, born 1973)|Mark Taylor]]
|-
|[[Tana Umaga]] (c)
|12
|[[Ceri Sweeney]]
|-
|[[Joe Rokocoko]]
|11
|[[Shane Williams]]
|-
|[[Dan Carter]]
|10
|[[Stephen Jones (rugby union)|Stephen Jones]]
|-
|[[Byron Kelleher]]
|9
|[[Mike Phillips (rugby union)|Mike Phillips]]
|-
|[[Rodney So'oialo]]
|8
|[[Michael Owen (rugby union)|Michael Owen]]
|-
|[[Chris Masoe]]
|7
|[[Colin Charvis]]
|-
|[[Jerry Collins]]
|6
|[[Jonathan Thomas]]
|-
|[[James Ryan (rugby union)|James Ryan]]
|5
|[[Robert Sidoli]]
|-
|[[Chris Jack]]
|4
|[[Brent Cockbain]]
|-
|[[Carl Hayman]]
|3
|[[Adam Jones (rugby union, born 1981)|Adam Jones]]
|-
|[[Anton Oliver]]
|2
|[[Mefin Davies]]
|-
|[[Neemia Tialata]]
|1
|[[Duncan Jones (rugby union)|Duncan Jones]]
|-
| style="background:#ccc;" colspan="3"|
|-
!colspan=3|Replacements
|-
|[[Andrew Hore]]
|16
|[[T. Rhys Thomas|Rhys Thomas]]
|-
|[[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]
|17
|[[Chris Horsman]]
|-
|[[Angus Macdonald (rugby union)|Angus MacDonald]]
|18
|[[Luke Charteris]]
|-
|[[Richie McCaw]]
|19
|[[Robin Sowden-Taylor]]
|-
|[[Jimmy Cowan]]
|20
|[[Gareth Cooper]]
|-
|[[Ma'a Nonu]]
|21
|[[Nicky Robinson (rugby union)|Nicky Robinson]]
|-
|[[Leon MacDonald]]
|22
|[[Lee Byrne]]
|}

The All Blacks started off their tour with a 41–3 victory over [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] in [[Cardiff]] on 5 November, the 100th anniversary of rugby between the two teams. [[Dan Carter]] was the standout player for New Zealand, scoring 26 points including two of the five tries by the visitors. [[Rico Gear]] scored the other three tries for his team. [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] took another loss to the All Blacks, having to wait another year until they could break their losing streak against them, winning 13–8.

===== First half =====
Both sides started the game a bit rusty but the All Blacks quickly took control of the ball and position on the field, depleting the Welsh team of a chance at attack.

New Zealand struck first with an early penalty before [[Byron Kelleher]] lost the first chance for a try in the 16th minute of play. The halfback took a quick tap at halfway, running 45 metres through a gap before getting tackled downfield, failing to offload to the open [[Tana Umaga]] at his shoulder. Carter converted to be two from two and put the All Blacks out in front 6–0.

Wales also missed a chance for a try that had to be substituted for penalty because of poor play. [[Gareth Thomas (rugby)|Gareth Thomas]] made it happen with a nice break through a missed tackle to set up a ruck inside the All Blacks' 22-metre line. With players wide, an easy catch and pass game would have got them the try they needed but poor ball handling ended up with the penalty being called instead. First-five [[Stephen Jones (rugby union)|Stephen Jones]] converted it into points and decreased the deficit to a penalty's-worth, 3 points.

[[Rico Gear]] scored the only try of the first half after some nice all round All Black play. With the scores at 6–3 in favour of the visitors, Chris Jack took the ball from the line-out in Welsh territory and provided the ball to the backs. [[Tana Umaga|Umaga]] straightened and feed back to Carter who spread it to [[Mils Muliaina]], it was an easy pass out to Gear after that who scored in the right hand corner. Carter converted the sideline conversion and put the All Blacks out to 13.

[[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] gained confidence as the first half progressed but the Rico Gear try in the corner nine minutes from the half-time break gave the All Blacks the upper hand going into the second half.

===== Second half =====
The [[All Blacks]] showed no signs of slowing down when they came out and scored two converted tries in the first ten minutes, both from Gear. Gear scored his second, set up by Carter, and third in the same corner as his first; his second came from a nice pass from Carter who put him through the gap and it was an easy run to the try line, while his third was as simple as his first two with some easy passing out wide where Gear got outside his man and scored another five-pointer. [[Dan Carter|Carter]] converted and New Zealand secured the win with still half an hour to play with a 27–3 lead.

With the game all but over, both sides shifted down a few gears with scrappy play dominating much of the final half-hour. However, New Zealand were the ones who capitalised on it, when they scored their fourth try of the game, coming from a dominant play by Carter who broke an easy tackle and cruised down the line to score his 17th and, after the conversion, 19th points of the match. Yet, he wasn't finished, in the final minute of play Conrad Smith put a kick through for Umaga; Umaga won the race to the ball but went down with his challenger and popped the ball up to a supporting Carter who went in for his second try and then his fifth conversion of the night.

Carter finished with 26 of the team's 41 points and the All Blacks started off their tour on the highest possible note.

====Scoring summary====
*'''1st half'''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 10' [[Dan Carter]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 3–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 16' [[Dan Carter]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 6–0'''''
**((flagicon|Wales)) '''WAL''' – 19' [[Stephen Jones (rugby union)|Stephen Jones]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 6–3'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 28' [[Rico Gear]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 13–3'''''
*'''2nd half'''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 43' [[Rico Gear]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 20–3'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 48' [[Rico Gear]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 27–3'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 66' [[Dan Carter]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 34 – 3'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – 78' [[Dan Carter]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 41–3'''''
*'''Final: ((flagicon|New Zealand)) New Zealand 41–3 ((flagicon|Wales)) Wales'''

====Player movement====
Both teams utilised all of their replacement players, bringing them on at some point during the match. [[Richie McCaw]] and [[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]] were the two usual starters on the bench making room for run-on debutantes [[Neemia Tialata]] and [[Chris Masoe]], while [[Angus Macdonald (rugby union)|Angus MacDonald]] made his debut off the bench.

=====New Zealand=====
{| class="wikitable"  style="width:80%; text-align:center; line-height:100%; font-size:90%; float:left;"
|-
!colspan=5 style=" font-size: 120%;"|Player movement
|-
!No.
!Exiting player
!Movement
!No.
!Replacement player
|-
!width=2%|1
|width=20%|[[Neemia Tialata]]
|width=16%|((suboff|51)) ((subon))
!width=2%|17
|width=20%|[[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]
|-
!2
|[[Anton Oliver]]
|rowspan=2|((suboff|65)) ((subon))
!16
|[[Andrew Hore]]
|-
!5
|[[James Ryan (rugby union)|James Ryan]]
!18
|[[Angus Macdonald (rugby union)|Angus MacDonald]]
|-
!7
|[[Chris Masoe]]
|rowspan=3|((suboff|68)) ((subon))
!19
|[[Richie McCaw]]
|-
!9
|[[Byron Kelleher]]
!20
|[[Jimmy Cowan]]
|-
!14
|[[Rico Gear]]
!21
|[[Ma'a Nonu]]
|-
!15
|[[Mils Muliaina]]
|((suboff|72)) ((subon))
!22
|[[Leon MacDonald]]
|}

{| class="wikitable"  style="width:17%; line-height:100%; font-size:90%; float:right;"
|-
!Key
|-
|((suboff)) ((subon)) Substitution
|-
|((blood bin)) Blood bin
|-
|((sin bin)) Yellow card
|-
|((sent off)) Red card
|}
((-))

=====Wales=====
{| class="wikitable"  style="width:80%; text-align:center; line-height:100%; font-size:90%; float:left;"
|-
!colspan=5 style=" font-size: 120%;"|Player movement
|-
!No.
!Exiting player
!Movement
!No.
!Replacement player
|-
!width=2%|3
|width=20%|[[Adam Jones (rugby union, born 1981)|Adam Jones]]
|width=16%|((suboff|46)) ((subon))
!width=2%|17
|width=20%|[[Chris Horsman]]
|-
!9
|[[Mike Phillips (rugby union)|Mike Phillips]]
|((suboff|49)) ((subon))
!20
|[[Gareth Cooper]]
|-
!5
|[[Gareth Thomas (rugby)|Gareth Thomas]]
|((suboff|56)) ((subon))
!22
|[[Lee Byrne]]
|-
!2
|[[Mefin Davies]]
|rowspan=2|((suboff|61)) ((subon))
!19
|[[T. Rhys Thomas|Rhys Thomas]]
|-
!4
|[[Brent Cockbain]]
!18
|[[Luke Charteris]]
|-
!7
|[[Colin Charvis]]
|rowspan=2|((suboff|68)) ((subon))
!19
|[[Robin Sowden-Taylor]]
|-
!12
|[[Ceri Sweeney]]
!21
|[[Nicky Robinson (rugby union)|Nicky Robinson]]
|}

{| class="wikitable"  style="width:17%; line-height:100%; font-size:90%; float:right;"
|-
!Key
|-
|((suboff)) ((subon)) Substitution
|-
|((blood bin)) Blood bin
|-
|((sin bin)) Yellow card
|-
|((sent off)) Red card
|}
((-))

===Ireland===
[[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]] were looking for a historic first win over the All Blacks. Throughout the entirety of their test rugby back catalogue, Ireland had failed to register a single victory. The closest they had come was a 10–10 draw in 1973 at [[Lansdowne Road]].

The All Black coaches named a completely different squad than their team that played against [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] with loose forward [[Sione Lauaki]] and prop [[John Afoa]] making their debuts. Afoa was selected in the initial squad for the [[2005 Tri Nations Series|Tri Nations]] earlier in the year but had to wait until the 2005 end-of-year tour be he got on the field. [[Richie McCaw]] was named captain while regular captain [[Tana Umaga]] was rested. They also named five forward replacements and only two back replacements.

((rugbybox
|date = 12 November 2005
|home = ((ru-rt|IRE))
|score = 7–45
|report =[http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_union/international/4431520.stm Report]
|away = ((ru|NZL))
|try1 = [[Marcus Horan|Horan]]
|con1 = [[David Humphreys (rugby union)|Humphreys]]
|try2 = [[Doug Howlett|Howlett]] (2)<br />[[Sitiveni Sivivatu|Sivivatu]] (2)<br />[[Piri Weepu|Weepu]]
|con2 = [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Evans]] (4)
|pen2 = [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Evans]] (4)
|stadium = [[Lansdowne Road]], Dublin
|attendance = 42,000
|referee = [[Jonathan Kaplan (rugby union)|Jonathan Kaplan]] ([[South African Rugby Union|South Africa]]) ))

====Match summary====
{| class="wikitable"  style="font-size:88%; line-height:95%; text-align:center; float:right; margin-left:1em;"
|-
!colspan=3 style="font-size:110%;"|Line-ups
|-
!width=40%|New Zealand
!width=10%|Pos.
!width=40%|((flagicon|Ireland|rugby union)) Ireland
|-
|[[Leon MacDonald]]
|15
|[[Geordan Murphy]]
|-
|[[Doug Howlett]]
|14
|[[Tommy Bowe]]
|-
|[[Ma'a Nonu]]
|13
|[[Gordon D'Arcy]]
|-
|[[Aaron Mauger]]
|12
|[[Shane Horgan]]
|-
|[[Sitiveni Sivivatu]]
|11
|[[Anthony Horgan]]
|-
|[[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]
|10
|[[Ronan O'Gara]]
|-
|[[Piri Weepu]]
|9
|[[Peter Stringer]]
|-
|[[Mose Tuiali'i]]
|8
|[[Denis Leamy]]
|-
|[[Richie McCaw]] (c)
|7
|[[Johnny O'Connor]]
|-
|[[Sione Lauaki]]
|6
|[[Simon Easterby]] (c)
|-
|[[Ali Williams]]
|5
|[[Malcolm O'Kelly]]
|-
|[[Jason Eaton]]
|4
|[[Donncha O'Callaghan]]
|-
|[[John Afoa]]
|3
|[[John Hayes (rugby union)|John Hayes]]
|-
|[[Keven Mealamu]]
|2
|[[Shane Byrne (rugby union)|Shane Byrne]]
|-
|[[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]
|1
|[[Marcus Horan]]
|-
| style="background:#ccc;" colspan="3"|
|-
!colspan=3|Replacements
|-
|[[Andrew Hore]]
|16
|[[Rory Best]]
|-
|[[Saimone Taumoepeau]]
|17
|[[Simon Best]]
|-
|[[Carl Hayman]]
|18
|[[Matt McCullough]]
|-
|[[Chris Jack]]
|19
|[[Neil Best]]
|-
|[[Rodney So'oialo]]
|20
|[[Kieran Campbell]]
|-
|[[Jimmy Cowan]]
|21
|[[David Humphreys (rugby union)|David Humphreys]]
|-
|[[Mils Muliaina]]
|22
|[[Girvan Dempsey]]
|}

The All Blacks' second test was as good as their first with good win over [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]] on 12 November. The score would have been a shutout, but a late try by [[Marcus Horan]] left the full-time score at 45–7. Two tries each to wingers [[Sitiveni Sivivatu]] and [[Doug Howlett]] and another 20 points contributed by [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]] helped the All Blacks to a perfect 2–0 start to their Grand Slam tour.

===== First half =====
Ireland struggled in the first ten minutes, unable to get out of their own half from the pressure the All Blacks applied. The result was inevitable as Sitiveni Sivivatu broke a tackle and scored the first try of the match in the ninth minute of play. Nick Evans converted and the All Blacks were up 7–0.

As possession switched between teams, New Zealand were the first to do something with it when stand-in captain [[Richie McCaw]] offloaded to busy halfback [[Piri Weepu]] for their second try. Evans missed the conversion, but a penalty five minutes later brought the All Blacks up to 15–0 26 minutes in.

With another penalty in the 35th minute, New Zealand gained a chance at a counter-attack off a kick from [[Ronan O'Gara]] that failed to clear the touchline. New Zealand soaked up the Irish pressure and gained possession, No. 8 [[Mose Tuiali'i]] broke down the right hand line, passed to [[Leon MacDonald]] who fed Sivivatu for his second and New Zealand's third. Evans converted and New Zealand went into half-time with a 25–0 advantage.

===== Second half =====
New Zealand started where they finished off in the second half with Ireland trying to perform better than their poor first half when Nick Evans kicked two penalties in the first eight minutes from some disappointing play from the home side.

A dangerous tackle by [[Ma'a Nonu]] on [[Gordon D'Arcy]] brought memories of the [[Tana Umaga]] "spear tackle" on [[Brian O'Driscoll]] in the [[2005 British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand|2005 British & Irish Lions tour]] and he was lucky to leave with just a warning.

Five minutes after the tackle, winger [[Doug Howlett]] got the wide ball and scored what looked like New Zealand's fourth try of the night, but referee [[Jonathan Kaplan (rugby union)|Jonathan Kaplan]] referred to the television match official and awarded [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]] a line-out instead, after it was determined his leg was out of bounds before the ball was grounded in goal. [[Ma'a Nonu]] was also called back after he knocked the ball on over the line. Howlett gained what he thought he had five minutes later with the first of his tries as the All Blacks spread it wide beyond Ireland's capacity, Evans converted and New Zealand were up 28–0.

Ten minutes from full-time Ireland took a quick tap and [[Shane Horgan]] scrambled over the line but was unable to ground the ball and they were awarded a penalty five metres out. Four minutes later, when the game was all but over, Howlett prospered from another period of prolonged New Zealand pressure and claimed his second try of the afternoon. Another conversion followed, and New Zealand were up by 45 points.

Ireland finally got on the board two minutes from full-time when [[Marcus Horan]] crossed the line from an Irish maul. [[David Humphreys (rugby union)|David Humphreys]] converted, and the Irish left without the embarrassment of a whitewash.

New Zealand finished the game with a dominant performance, not letting Ireland in until the last minute, racking up their second win of the tour and halfway to their first Grand Slam tour since 1978.

====Scoring summary====
*'''1st half'''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Sitiveni Sivivatu]] try, conversion successful ([[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 7–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Piri Weepu]] try, conversion unsuccessful. '''Score: ''New Zealand 12–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 15–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 18–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Sitiveni Sivivatu]] try, conversion successful ([[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 25–0'''''
*'''2nd half'''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 28–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 31–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Doug Howlett]] try, conversion successful ([[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 38–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Doug Howlett]] try, conversion successful ([[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Nick Evans]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 45–0'''''
**((flagicon|Ireland|rugby union)) '''IRE''' – [[Marcus Horan]] try, conversion successful ([[Ronan O'Gara]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 45–7'''''
*'''Final: ((flagicon|New Zealand)) New Zealand 45– 7 ((flagicon|Ireland|rugby union)) Ireland'''

====Player movement====
New Zealand used four of their possible seven substitutes, with [[Saimone Taumoepeau]] coming on to have his first run-out of the tour. Ireland used six of their subs during the game, with only [[Kieran Campbell]] not being used.

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=====Ireland=====
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|width=20%|[[Simon Best]]
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|[[Malcolm O'Kelly]]
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|[[Matt McCullough]]
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|[[Rory Best]]
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|[[Simon Easterby]]
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|[[Neil Best]]
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|[[Ronan O'Gara]]
|((suboff|71)) ((subon))
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|[[David Humphreys (rugby union)|David Humphreys]]
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|[[Geordan Murphy]]
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|[[Girvan Dempsey]]
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===England===
[[England national rugby union team|England]] provided the toughest challenge yet with only four points separating the teams at the final whistle. England were the most recent team of the four 2005 opponents to beat the All Blacks with a 15–13 victory in 2003 at [[Westpac Stadium]] in [[Wellington]].

New Zealand named the best team possible for the game with only seven of the players staying on from the last test against Ireland. [[Richie McCaw]] was a late replacement after copping a head knock in the previous test, he was replaced by [[Chris Masoe]]. It was marked and remembered by the three yellow cards referee [[Alan Lewis (rugby union and cricket)|Alan Lewis]] delivered to the All Blacks, who at one time were down to 13 men.

Along with Wales, England were celebrating 100 years of test rugby against the [[All Blacks]], first playing on 12 February 1905.

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|date = 19 November 2005
|home = ((ru-rt|ENG))
|score = 19–23
|report = [http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_union/international/4439746.stm Report]
|away = ((ru|NZL))
|try1 = [[Martin Corry (rugby union)|Corry]]
|con1 = [[Charlie Hodgson|Hodgson]]
|pen1 = [[Charlie Hodgson|Hodgson]] (4)
|try2 = [[Keven Mealamu|Mealamu]]<br />[[Tana Umaga|Umaga]]
|con2 = [[Dan Carter|Carter]] (2)
|pen2 = [[Dan Carter|Carter]] (3)
|stadium = [[Twickenham Stadium]], London
|attendance = 62,000
|referee = [[Alan Lewis (rugby union and cricket)|Alan Lewis]] ([[Irish Rugby Football Union|Ireland]]) ))

====Match summary====
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!width=10%|Pos.
!width=40%|England
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|[[Mils Muliaina]]
|15
|[[Josh Lewsey]]
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|[[Doug Howlett]]
|14
|[[Mark Cueto]]
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|[[Tana Umaga]] (c)
|13
|[[Jamie Noon]]
|-
|[[Aaron Mauger]]
|12
|[[Mike Tindall]]
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|[[Sitiveni Sivivatu]]
|11
|[[Ben Cohen (rugby union)|Ben Cohen]]
|-
|[[Dan Carter]]
|10
|[[Charlie Hodgson]]
|-
|[[Byron Kelleher]]
|9
|[[Matt Dawson]]
|-
|[[Rodney So'oialo]]
|8
|[[Martin Corry (rugby union)|Martin Corry]] (c)
|-
|[[Chris Masoe]]
|7
|[[Lewis Moody]]
|-
|[[Jerry Collins]]
|6
|[[Pat Sanderson]]
|-
|[[Ali Williams]]
|5
|[[Danny Grewcock]]
|-
|[[Chris Jack]]
|4
|[[Steve Borthwick]]
|-
|[[Carl Hayman]]
|3
|[[Phil Vickery (rugby union)|Phil Vickery]]
|-
|[[Keven Mealamu]]
|2
|[[Steve Thompson (rugby union)|Steve Thompson]]
|-
|[[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]
|1
|[[Andrew Sheridan]]
|-
| style="background:#ccc;" colspan="3"|
|-
!colspan=3|Replacements
|-
|[[Andrew Hore]]
|16
|[[Lee Mears]]
|-
|[[Neemia Tialata]]
|17
|[[Matt Stevens (rugby union)|Matt Stevens]]
|-
|[[Jason Eaton]]
|18
|[[Louis Deacon]]
|-
|[[Mose Tuiali'i]]
|19
|[[Chris Jones (rugby union)|Chris Jones]]
|-
|[[Piri Weepu]]
|20
|[[Harry Ellis]]
|-
|[[Joe Rokocoko]]
|21
|[[Olly Barkley]]
|-
|[[Leon MacDonald]]
|22
|[[Mark van Gisbergen]]
|}

Staunch defence was a major factor in New Zealand's 23–19 win over [[England national rugby union team|England]] on 19 November in front of capacity crowd at a [[Twickenham Stadium]] going through a few developments. With 14 men for the better part of the second half, New Zealand kept the home team to just one try, running in two of their own and a total of 10 successful kicks at goal completing the scoring.

===== First half =====
England dominated the early stages of the game, captain [[Martin Corry (rugby union)|Martin Corry]] running in the first try five minutes in. New Zealand were penalised in their desperation to recover, and England opted for the line-out which got them to the All Blacks' 22-metre line. They completed the line-out and from the ensuing maul the home team scored their first and only try of the match. [[Charlie Hodgson]] converted the sideline conversion and the [[Twickenham Stadium|Twickenham]] crowd settled down to see how the All Blacks would respond.

As the two teams battled for supremacy in all areas it took five-eight [[Dan Carter|Daniel Carter]] to make the break. Through a weak tackle by Corry on his own 22-metre line, Carter had a two-on-one. He managed to offload to his captain, [[Tana Umaga]], who scored under the posts. Carter converted and the scores were equal 20 minutes in.

After some tremendous defence from both teams, a penalty goal each saw the score move to 10–10 in which was an intensely fought battle, evident in the scrums where England, dominant in their match against [[Australia national rugby union team|Australia]] a week ago, were being given a much tougher test.

Another penalty by Carter after one missed by Hodgson left the All Blacks with a 13–10 advantage going into halftime after a tough, fast first half.

===== Second half =====
New Zealand were immediately on the front foot five minutes after the restart with Daniel Carter making another break which set up a platform for [[Keven Mealamu]] to barrel over. With the conversion successful, New Zealand were out to a 10-point lead early on.

Another penalty each, and the score at 23–13, England sustained enough forward pressure to force [[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]] to commit a yellow card offence in the 57th minute. England responded successfully with two penalties to Hodgson from some nice line-out and driving work by the forwards. The lead was knocked down to four points with a quarter of an hour left in the match with New Zealand still with 14 men.

A couple of minutes before Woodcock was due to return, the replacement prop, [[Neemia Tialata]], was sin-binned and, for a short while, New Zealand were down to 13 men.

England were still unable to score any points though and with both sin-binned players returning, it looked like the All Blacks would be able to hold out for the last four minutes. However, with England threatening on attack, [[Chris Masoe]] was penalised for intentionally killing the ball and was shown the yellow card, giving the home team a shot at the win.

Despite the player advantage, England could not create the opportunity to score the try needed for the victory, and New Zealand escaped with their toughest win of the tour.

====Scoring summary====
*'''1st half'''
**((flagicon|England)) '''ENG''' – [[Martin Corry (rugby union)|Martin Corry]] try, conversion successful ([[Charlie Hodgson]]). '''Score: ''England 7–0'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand))'''NZ''' – [[Tana Umaga]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 7–7'''''
**((flagicon|England)) '''ENG''' – [[Charlie Hodgson]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''England 10–7'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Dan Carter]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 10–10'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Dan Carter]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 13–10'''''
*'''2nd half'''
**((flagicon|New Zealand))'''NZ''' – [[Keven Mealamu]] try, conversion successful ([[Dan Carter]]). '''Score: ''New Zealand 20–10'''''
**((flagicon|England)) '''ENG''' – [[Charlie Hodgson]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 20–13'''''
**((flagicon|New Zealand)) '''NZ''' – [[Dan Carter]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 23–13'''''
**((flagicon|England)) '''ENG''' – [[Charlie Hodgson]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 23–16'''''
**((flagicon|England)) '''ENG''' – [[Charlie Hodgson]] penalty goal. '''Score: ''New Zealand 23–19'''''
*'''Final: ((flagicon|New Zealand)) New Zealand 23–19 ((flagicon|England)) England'''

====Player movement====
New Zealand received three yellow cards throughout the game, and were reduced to 13 men at one point. They also utilised all of their replacements except [[Andrew Hore]]. England only used one of their seven substitutes, with [[Matt Stevens (rugby union)|Matt Stevens]] coming on for [[Andrew Sheridan]] in the 74th minute.

===== New Zealand =====
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!width=20%|Exiting player
!width=16%|Movement
!width=2%|No.
!width=20%|Replacement player
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!1
|[[Tony Woodcock (rugby union)|Tony Woodcock]]
|((sin bin|57|67))
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!5
|[[Ali Williams]]
|((blood bin|64|67))
!18
|[[Jason Eaton]]
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!17
|[[Neemia Tialata]]
|((sin bin|66|76))
| colspan="2" style="background:#ccc;"|
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!9
|[[Byron Kelleher]]
|((suboff|73)) ((subon))
!20
|[[Piri Weepu]]
|-
!11
|[[Sitiveni Sivivatu]]
|((suboff|74)) ((subon))
!21
|[[Joe Rokocoko]]
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!8
|[[Rodney So'oialo]]
|((suboff|76)) ((subon))
!19
|[[Mose Tuiali'i]]
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!7
|[[Chris Masoe]]
|((sin bin|77|80))+
| colspan="2" style="background:#ccc;"|
|-
!12
|[[Aaron Mauger]]
|((suboff|77)) ((subon))
!22
|[[Leon MacDonald]]
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!Key
|-
|((suboff)) ((subon)) Substitution
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|((blood bin)) Blood bin
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|((sent off)) Red card
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===== England =====
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!width=2%|No.
!width=20%|Exiting player
!width=16%|Movement
!width=2%|No.
!width=20%|Replacement player
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!1
|[[Andrew Sheridan]]
|((suboff|74)) ((subon))
!17
|[[Matt Stevens (rugby union)|Matt Stevens]]
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!Key
|-
|((suboff)) ((subon)) Substitution
|-
|((blood bin)) Blood bin
|-
|((sin bin)) Yellow card
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|((sent off)) Red card
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===Scotland===
((rugbybox
|date = 26 November 2005
|home = ((ru-rt|SCO))
|score = 10–29
|report = [http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_union/international/4467882.stm Report]
|away = ((ru|NZL))
|try1 = [[Simon Webster (rugby union)|Webster]]
|con1 = [[Chris Paterson|Paterson]]
|pen1 = [[Chris Paterson|Paterson]]
|try2 = [[Rico Gear|Gear]] (2)<br />[[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Evans]]<br />[[Sione Lauaki|Lauaki]]
|con2 = [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Evans]] (2)<br />[[Leon MacDonald|MacDonald]]
|pen2 = [[Nick Evans (rugby union)|Evans]]
|stadium = [[Murrayfield Stadium]], Edinburgh
|attendance = 47,678
|referee = Nigel Whitehouse ([[Welsh Rugby Union|Wales]]) ))

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020909191333/http://www.rugbymuseum.co.nz/toursbreak.asp?level1=All_Black_Tests&Level2=ABC&IDID=164 2005 Tour in detail]

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