All Blacks to play in front of biggest crowd in three years with Wales test sold out

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All Blacks to play in front of biggest crowd in three years with Wales test sold out

By Naveel Krishant

Wednesday 15/09/2021

[image: BBC]

The All Blacks will play Wales before 74,500 rugby fans in the first capacity crowd in Cardiff since the COVID-19 pandemic.

All tickets have been snapped up for the October 31 clash.

It will be the biggest crowd that the All Blacks have played in front of anywhere since a 16-15 win over England in 2018 before 82,149 fans at Twickenham.

The All Blacks last played in Cardiff in 2017 when they beat Wales 33-18.

The All Blacks will play Argentina at 10.05pm this Saturday in the Rugby Championship while Australia will face South Africa at 7.05pm Saturday.

[Source: Stuff.co]

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