All Blacks respect Canada but want to tick boxes and move forward
Kiwis focus on fine-tuning their game ahead of the quarterfinals
01 October 2019 - 16:23
Oita — While the All Blacks are expected to run up a big score against Canada in their World Cup pool B clash in Oita on Wednesday, Steve Hansen and his coaching staff just want to make sure they are moving forward with their game.
Two-time defending champions New Zealand are expected to win the pool after beating SA in their first game and have planned to use the matches against Canada, Namibia and Italy to fine-tune their game ahead of the quarterfinals...
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