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Click here to read Liam Napier's match report from London: Injuries, cards and a deflating defeat equates to carnage at a heaving Twickenham for the All Blacks

You've got to imagine the All Blacks could be without Scott Barrett for at least a couple of games through suspension after the red card. It'll hit hard. Already one lock down due to Brodie Retallick’s knee injury, the All Blacks can ill-afford to lose Barrett from their thin second-row stocks.

Cane says as a forward pack they have plenty of work to do ahead of the World Cup on September 9.

To say he looks dejected would be an understatement.

Sam Cane says the Boks' ability to dominate the set piece played them off the park. "It certainly stings. It's a game that we're going to have to learn from and learn quickly."

The All Blacks social media team haven't taken it well. They've congratulated the Springboks on X, formerly known as Twitter saying: "Thanks for the game. Not our night."

If you haven't seen it, here's where it really went downhill for the All Blacks.

Records are made to be broken.