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All Blacks will play its first-ever home test overseas when it takes on 19th July South Pacific foe Fiji at San Diego State’s Snapdragon Stadium.

It will be Fiji’s first visit to the United States and the first meeting between the All Blacks Rugby and the Flying Fijians at a neutral venue.

Since 1906, the All Blacks have toured the United States for exhibition matches. In October 1980, they defeated the Americans 53-6 at what was then known as San Diego Stadium. The 35,000-seat Snapdragon Stadium took its place and inaugurated in 2022.

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All Blacks vs Flying Fijians

Ma’a Nonu, the legendary All Black who recently re-signed with the San Diego Legion, a founding member of Major League Rugby, said of New Zealand rugby, bringing a home test over to the States.

Coming to the States is pretty exciting when the All Blacks touch down here, Nonu remarked at a news conference on Wednesday, considering that the majority of American rugby fans had only ever seen the All Blacks on TV.

In October, the All Blacks lost the Rugby World Cup final to South Africa 12-11, just missing out on a record-tying fourth trophy. For the first time in 69 years, Fiji defeated Australia and advanced to the quarterfinals, matching their best-ever result.

The World Rugby Hall of Famer Waisale Serevi, a legendary player from Fiji, stated that the test match will be extremely important for his nation as well.

For a small nation like Fiji, having the chance to face them on neutral ground is a blessing, according to Serevi. Fiji is honoured and privileged to have been invited.

The test will aid in the promotion of rugby in the US, which will play home to the women’s championship in 2033 and the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2027.

In their inaugural season under new coach Scott Robertson, the All Blacks will play 14 test matches across nine countries, including the one in San Diego.

Robertson’s first tests in charge will be against England at Dunedin on July 6 and in Auckland on July 13. Next, they take a plane to San Diego to play Fiji.

Rugby Championship home tests between New Zealand and Argentina are scheduled for August 10 in Wellington and August 17 in Auckland. The world champion South Africa will thereafter be the opponent in Johannesburg on August 31 and Cape Town on September 7.

the Wallaroos and Wallabies double header on July 6th, which Australia Wallabies Rugby confirms its incoming Test fixtures for 2024, highlights an action-packed international season on home soil.

The Wallabies will play in Australia’s four most populous cities this year, and on July 6, Sydney’s Allianz Stadium will host the first Test match between the two teams. This will mark the Wallabies’ first visit to home ground in over ten years.

The game will take place at the same location as the Wallaroos versus Fijiana match. The gold-clad women will be hoping to expand on their successful 2023 campaign, which included victories over France and Wales in the first WXV competition.

The Wallaroos will play in the 2024 Pacific Four Series before the Fijiana Test. On May 11 at Allianz Stadium, they will play the United States of America, and on May 17, at AAMI Park in Melbourne, they will play Canada. These double headers will be Super Rugby Pacific matches.

On July 14, in the second O’Reilly Cup Test of 2024, the team will play their final inbound international match against the current Rugby World Cup winners, New Zealand, at the newly reconstructed Ballymore Stadium in Brisbane. This will be the team’s fourth Test played on home soil in a calendar year.

One week from now, on Saturday, July 13, at Melbourne’s AAMI Park, the Australia Wallabies will play their second Test against Wales in an attempt to bounce back from a dismal 2023 campaign. To win the James Bevan Trophy again, the Wallabies must defeat Warren Gatland’s team in the series.

The Wallabies will play another 2023 Rugby World Cup Pool C opponent in Georgia at Allianz Stadium one week from now. The Wallabies and the Lelos will meet for the first time ever outside of a Rugby World Cup.

The 2024 Rugby Championship will see the Wallabies play South Africa twice in Australia, with the first match taking place at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on August 10. This is a huge victory for Australian rugby fans.

After that, the teams will travel across the nation, with the return encounter against Siya Kolisi’s Springboks scheduled for Saturday, August 17, at Perth’s Optus Stadium.

On September 21, 2024, New Zealand will play their first Bledisloe Cup Test in Sydney’s Accor Stadium, following the Wallabies’ sixth and last Test on home soil that year. The All Blacks’ most recent match at Harbour City took place in 2020.

Optus Stadium is a fantastic location for this big game, especially because nonstop flights from Johannesburg to Perth will resume in August, enabling South African rugby fans to visit our state.

We are excited that thousands of supporters from outside our state will be attending the Australia Wallabies game, which is expected to be a huge event between two prestigious rugby nations.

Australia Wallabies 2024 home test schedule:

• Australia vs Wales July 6 at Allianz Stadium, Sydney
• Australia vs Wales July 13 at AAMI Park, Melbourne

At Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, New Zealand All Blacks will play Rugby World Cup quarterfinalist Fiji in a historic test match. The game, which comes after the All Blacks’ two test series against England, is scheduled for 19th July 2024.

As the third Test match of 2024, the Steinlager Ultra Low Carb Series match between the All Blacks and their electrifying running rugby squad is scheduled to take place in the United States. It is anticipated to be a competitive and thrilling battle.

Rugby enthusiasts from all over the nation will be drawn to the encounter between the two Pacific nations and an approaching run of USA Eagles home games for men’s and women’s teams, promising an incredible summer of rugby.

New Zealand All Blacks vs Fiji

the Fiji Water Flying Fijians take face the New Zealand All Blacks on July 19 at Snapdragon Stadium.

The All Blacks have announced that they may play a historic first rematch in Fiji. They will play two Tests against England in July and one against Fiji in August.

The All Blacks Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship defence will begin with back-to-back Test matches against Argentina at Sky Stadium in Wellington on Saturday, August 10, and Eden Park on Saturday, August 17, respectively.

These matches will be followed by back-to-back Test matches against the Springboks in South Africa. The Bledisloe Cup Tests in Sydney on September 21 and Wellington’s Sky Stadium on September 28 will mark the end of the Rugby Championship season.

The Northern Tour, which begins on October 26 against Japan in Yokohama and includes four Test matches in November against England, Ireland, France, and Italy, serves as the campaign’s capstone.

Despite having lost to South Africa in their most recent Rugby World Cup match, the All Blacks have won three titles and are still the most successful team in international rugby history.

We have 80 Kiwis (New Zealanders) in the Major League Rugby; two years ago, we had 17, notes Nonu of the Legion. San Diego is a hub for the huge growth of this sport in the United States. This game only strengthens our sport.

Those who acquire season tickets will receive a discount on seats to the New Zealand All Blacks/Fiji match, which is being held by the Legion, who just finished with a championship run that culminated in a loss in the finals.

November internationals against England at Twickenham on November 2, Ireland on November 9, France on November 16, and Italy on November 23 will round up the season, All Blacks 2024 Test schedule Announced.

In their fall schedule for 2024, All Blacks vs England will play at Twickenham and Ireland at Aviva Stadium in Dublin; the All Blacks will take on Steve Borthwick’s squad on Saturday, November 2, and then play Andy Farrell’s team on Saturday, November 9, in Scott Robertson’s first year as manager.

As part of their autumn 2024 itinerary, New Zealand has confirmed that they will play England and Ireland at Twickenham and the Aviva Stadium.

During Scott Robertson’s first season in charge, they will play 14 Test matches total, which will include a July Test in southern California against Fiji and additional fall matches against France and Italy.

All Blacks vs England

Date: Saturday 2nd November 2024

Venue: Twickenham Stadium, London

Kick-off: TBC

All Blacks vs England Rugby 2024

New Zealand will begin their autumn schedule in Europe with a All Blacks vs England at Twickenham on Saturday November 2.

New Zealand will play their first match of the year against Steve Borthwick’s England in Dunedin On July 6, 2024, beneath the roof of Forsyth Barr Stadium, which will air on Sky Sports.

A week after the World Cup finalists conclude a two-Test series against England at Eden Park in Auckland, live on Sky Sports, Fiji will play their match in San Diego on July 19.

They will then begin their defence of the All Blacks Rugby Championship crown with back-to-back home Test matches against Argentina in Eden Park one week later in Wellington on August 10. All tournament games will be shown live on Sky Sports.

They will travel to Johannesburg (August 31) and Cape Town (September 7) for back-to-back Test matches against the world champion South African team.

The All Blacks begin their trip of the northern hemisphere on October 26 in Yokohama, Japan, following their Rugby Championship matches against Australia in Sydney (September 21) and Wellington (September 28).

The November internationals against England, Ireland, France (November 16) and Italy (November 23) will then mark the end of their season. New Zealand to witness his man-of-the-match England debut against Italy on Saturday.