Rugby: Dragon too often slain by the underdog
Welsh have painful memories of losing to Pacific Islanders, writes Dana Johannsen.
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Steve Hansen takes aim at Wales coach Warren Gatland as the ABs fight clear Dan Carter of a dangerous high tackle charge.
All Blacks fail to impress British press
The All Blacks failed to impress British rugby writers, who identified Dan Carter and Welsh bumbling as the difference between the sides.