Mils Muliaina: Former All Blacks centurion discusses the teams' moods ahead of All Blacks v England

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There’s a lot at stake tonight. The All Blacks haven’t lost a match at Eden Park in 30 years, and England hasn't beaten the All Blacks on New Zealand soil for 21 years. Both of those records are on the line tonight after last week's 16-15 win in Dunedin. Former All Blacks centurion Mils Muliaina joined Piney to discuss how both teams will be feeling heading into tonight's test. He told him that England’s narrow loss last weekend in Dunedin would’ve pumped the team up, as there is an opportunity to break the 30 year streak. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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