What does the future hold for the All Blacks after the Rugby World Cup?
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The All Blacks’ comeback story has reached its end. The team have missed out on their chance to make history at the Rugby World Cup, falling short by just one point against the Springboks.
This marks the record fourth time the Springboks have won the trophy as well as the end of coach Ian Foster’s tenure in charge of the All Blacks.
Foster can, however, still hold his head high, defying expectations to reach the finals.
But with Foster’s era now at an end, what next for the All Blacks – and what is the state of the global game after another major game dominated by refereeing decisions.
Today, Newstalk ZB sports director Clay Wilson joins The Front Page to recap the final of the 2023 Men’s Rugby World Cup.
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