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'Fully loaded' All Blacks out to preserve Scotland record

'Fully loaded' All Blacks out to preserve Scotland record
BBC Sport Tuesday 03 November 2026, 14:33 UTC 1 min read
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Mike Blair says New Zealand are motivated by their undefeated record against the Scots going into their Murrayfield meeting.

Mike Blair says New Zealand are motivated by their undefeated record against the Scots going into their Murrayfield meeting.
Scotland (LOCATION) Mike Blair (PERSON) New Zealand (LOCATION) Scots (ORG) Murrayfield (ORG)
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