After the physical contest in Dunedin last weekend, All Blacks Assistant Coach John Plumtree says Fiji would have more confidence in taking their game to the All Blacks.
Plumtree says if you look at the first game against Tonga, it was a slightly different hit out than the second one against Fiji.
He adds they are pretty sure the third one is going to have more intensity about it.
Plumtree says they could see Fijian forwards worked hard in that match and they tested the All Blacks in some areas, which was good for them.
The All Blacks face Fiji at 7.05pm Saturday. Naveel
[Source: All Blacks.com]
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