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Not very long after New Zealand have just beaten Ireland 28 points to 24.

I mean, they're still dancing, they're still on their feet.

It's predominantly all Black fans, as you can imagine, but it's a dumb-founded Ireland fans ultimately.

And surely we're going to be heading back to Marseille, we're going to be speaking to Chris Jones,

Reese Catchell and Matt Dawson for all that reaction to Wells's defeat to Argentina.

But we have to start with events here.

I've got two people alongside me, Andrew Mertens, former all Black Fly High.

You've been very quiet, first of all, since that final whistle.

It was a four-point game.

How are you feeling?

I don't feel your excitement to tell me what's going through your mind.

Ah, looking number of things, I'm exhilarated for the all Blacks.

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