The All Blacks have suffered a late setback ahead of their showdown with the Wallabies, with Rieko Ioane ruled out of the clash with a tweaked hamstring.

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Peter Umaga-Jensen has come onto the bench and is in line to make his All Blacks debut.

The All Blacks haven't lost a test to the Wallabies at Eden Park since 1986 – but the fresh-faced Australians who are coming off an upset draw last Sunday "might not know any better".

Rieko Ioane may not get an immediate chance to make amends for his blunder in the first Bledisloe Cup test, with his status in doubt for the clash against Australia at Eden Park tomorrow.
Ioane, who was dropped to the bench after losing the ball when diving to score a try in the 16-all draw with the Wallabies in Wellington last weekend, is in doubt with a hamstring injury.

Peter Umaga-Jensen has been called in as cover in case Ioane is not fit to play, with a decision to be made tomorrow.

After months of waiting, to quality international rugby union has returned - and it doesn't get much bigger than the All Blacks against the Wallabies. Fortunately, we have your full guide to getting a New Zealand vs Australia live stream, no matter where in the world you are and, perhaps mostly importantly, how you can watch it absolutely FREE.

NEW ZEALAND VS AUSTRALIA - WHERE AND WHEN
The second New Zealand vs Australia match will be played at Eden Park in Auckland on Sunday, October 18. Kick-off is at 4pm NZDT local time, so that's 2pm AEDT for Aussies (and 4am BST in the UK). Australians can watch the clash free-to-air on Network 10, on Foxtel or on Kayo Sports, while you'll need to be a Sky Sports subscriber in New Zealand.

This is the second of two consecutive Tests set to be played on the All Blacks home turf and is at Eden Park in Auckland. The first game was an epic in Wellington, finishing 16-16.