The mighty All Blacks are on a mission to uphold a remarkable 120-year legacy as they prepare to face Scotland at Murrayfield. With an almost perfect record against the Scots, the New Zealand team is determined to keep their winning streak alive and not be the ones to break the spell.
In a historic 32 meetings, the All Blacks have dominated with 30 wins and only two draws. Assistant coach Jason Holland emphasizes the significance of this record, stating, "The legacy and history behind it are massive."
But here's where it gets controversial... In recent years, the Scottish team has shown tremendous growth and improvement. The past three encounters have been much closer, with winning margins in the single digits. Holland acknowledges this, saying, "The growth around Scottish footy has been massive."
And this is the part most people miss... The All Blacks' recent defeats against South Africa and Argentina have sparked debates about their invincibility. Some believe these losses could be Scotland's opportunity to finally claim their first victory. However, Scotland wing Darcy Graham remains confident, stating, "The quality of the All Blacks is undeniable. They're still as formidable as ever."
As the teams prepare for their clash at Murrayfield, the atmosphere is electric. Graham adds, "It's a special occasion, especially with the 100-year anniversary of Murrayfield. The atmosphere will be incredible."
So, will Scotland finally break the curse and claim their first win against the All Blacks? Or will New Zealand continue their dominance and preserve their remarkable record? Only time will tell.
What do you think? Is the aura of the All Blacks slipping, or are they still the mighty force we know them to be? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's spark a friendly debate!
