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Five lives Rugby Union Daily.

Right, Rugby Union Daily Tuesday morning and hello from Auckland where we're up and running

with the best build-up in the business to the second

test match between the all blacks and England at Eden Park and those two words is

what today's pod is going to be all about Eden Park, quite simply the hardest place to win in

international rugby.

And if you're going to make history this weekend, they will have to do it the hard way. Over the course of this daily you'll hear

from an all black's legend who knows what it's like to lose at the spiritual home of

New Zealand rugby. We'll hear from a current all black who will have to deal with that weight of expectation, but also will be inspired by the legacy.

But first let's bring in a great friend of the BBC Rugby team, a man whose voice is so synonymous with the All Blacks and who's covered the team home and away for many a year.

In Nigel Yord and Nigel Great to catch up. How are you?

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