All Blacks v Ireland part III - July 16 8.05am Ireland time

So everyone can tune in for the Haka on the hour, of course!

Commentary on 2fm.

Hopefully neither have any issues from it. I thought the red was fair but it was also a total accident.

It was an accident but the tackle technique was careless. Sam Cane was trying to talk the ref down to a yellow by saying it was a prop tackling a back. Not sure if in New Zealand they make allowances for forwards having bad tackling technique, but if that's the attitude we can expect more cards tomorrow.

Cane did the same thing to Henshaw not long ago.

Yer man was reefing the hair out of his head and he lost his cool, I'm sure that was the mitigation

Decent team , my only change would be Larmour for Earls , the Earls of old , yes , but time catches up with us all.

I'd argue Swaine starting at 12 weeks for minimal contact would send an even more terrible message. 8 weeks for brushing your head against a blokes cheek who instigated everything?

There are far too many inconsistencies in how the games is officiated and adjudicated. Some of the Kiwi 'games gone soft' reaction is ridiculous and over the top but it is incredibly frustrating week on week what is happening

The most annoying thing about that incident was Steve Hansen coming out and lying to the media saying he reviewed it and it was a simple head clash, despite it being a straight shoulder to face contact. I think that attitude that he could gaslight the media about it was disgusting, and then going on to claim the Irish were doing neck rolls so that it balanced out and we shouldn't talk about it made it worse.

To be fair to Cane, he did come out afterwards and clarify that his intent was to make a big hit and he said he committed to charging in to make a dominant collision but didn't allow himself time to adjust to Henshaw spinning around, and that players will have to be more passive in future (said it in 2017). It was a bit of a pity though that he followed that by claiming there was no way he could have avoided it, completely ignoring that it was the height he attempted to go in at along with the force he was try to put into his shoulder hit that did the damage. Had he aimed a foot lower he could have completely cleaned out Henshaw legally and even the Irish fans would have applauded him.

If anyone could forward a link to a site to watch the game online I'd be forever grateful. I'm over in Spain and can't find anywhere showing it.

Given the relative strengths of the two provinces. It seems odd that there are more Connacht players in the 23 than Ulster.

Well as a few have mentioned, all I worry about is fatigue. If NZ go for a physical rough-em-up tactic we could see some close calls with injuries from the get-go. Barnes [someone said he is the ref] might find his cards popping out of his shirt a few times too. The first 15 minutes we tell its own story.

Bit of a stretch to point to one game, six years ago, and call it their 'default '