Pool C FT: New Zealand 58-14 Namibia
Vito, Milner-Skudder 2, Fekitoa, Barrett, Savea 2, B Smith, Taylor tries
Deysel try, Kotze three penalties for Namibia
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New Zealand 58-14 Namibia
Another day comes ends... Ben Dirs was at the Olympic Stadium and says the All Blacks made it two wins out of two in Pool C with an "efficient victory". To read more of the match report click here.
Thanks, as always, for joining us for the live coverage, there'll be more of the same on Friday as Argentina take on Georgia at 16:45 BST. Until then...
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the end, New Zealand made just 31 tackles across the 80 minutes - the fewest of any team in any game at this year's World Cup.
They made an incredible 522 metres, carried on 113 occasions and beat 23 defenders which means either every Namibian player got beaten once - or a couple of them had a particularly trying evening.
New Zealand 58-14 Namibia
The introduction of Richie McCaw after the break meant the flanker made his 18th World Cup appearance, which is the most of any All Black and the joint fifth-most of all time. Just thought you'd want to know that.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand 58-14 Namibia
So Namibia's losing run at the Rugby World Cup continues - they have now lost all 16 of their World Cup matches - but Phil Davies's men were far from embarrassed by the All Blacks. Many a professional outfit have been on the end of bigger hammerings.
Image source, APIt will come as no surprise to learn that New Zealand monopolised possession and territory during that 80 minutes. Don't believe me? Take a look:
Image source, OptaNew Zealand 58-14 Namibia
Quote MessageTo play against the number one team in the world, we did well and stuck to our guns. We gave some stupid tries away but that is a lack of experience. It is a dream come true to score against the All Blacks. It is amazing. For all our supporters back home and here, thanks again.
Namibia try scorer Johan Deysel
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Felix Amporo: Well done to the team! Great fight against the world champs!
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New Zealand 58-14 Namibia
Ten tries in another entertaining World Cup match. The All Blacks winning handsomely, but it wasn't the romp which many would have predicted.
There was to be no record score against the Namibians this time and the minnows are refusing to be marmalised in this World Cup. Every underdog has been well-organised and canny at the breakdowns.
Image source, ReutersNew Zealand 58-14 Namibia
John Kirwan
Former New Zealand winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Quote MessageI thought it was a good performance from the All Blacks without being excellent. Namibia did themselves proud and scored a good try. They were well led by Jacques Burger. The All Blacks will not be completely happy but I don't think that is such a bad thing as it gives them something to work on.
New Zealand 58-14 Namibia
Richie McCaw gains ground... Sam Cane gains ground... Beauden Barrett with a well-weighted diagonal kick... a flick of the wrists from Nehe Milner-Skudder on the wing to present Codie Taylor a stroll over the line. Barrett adds two points and brings the match to an end.
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John Kirwan
Former New Zealand winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Quote MessageThe little catch and passes are the micro skills that the All Blacks take pride in. That will be what they will be talking about tomorrow. It has been a good win but they just need to work on those micro skills.
Wyatt Crockett fumbles the ball which ends a promising move. Handling in the tackle will be something for Steve Hansen to work on with his men.
A 51-14 scoreline might sound like a bit of a hammering, but if this match was to end now it would still only be Namibia's 10th-heaviest defeat in World Cup matches.
New Zealand, meanwhile, have now scored 50 points or more on 14 occasions in the tournament.
All Blacks attacking once more... could they be about to add to that scoreline?
Image source, Getty ImagesJohn Kirwan
Former New Zealand winger
Quote MessageThat is not a double movement. The touch judge is there. He needs to make that call. He has coped out of his role there.
New Zealand 51-14 Namibi
A number of fans leaving the stadium, they don't think there'll be much more to see in these last five minutes or so.
Renaldo Bothma caught offside, and the result of that is predictable: a touchfinder, line-out... All Blacks go down the blindside... Julian Savea powers over.
The TMO is called into action, asked to check whether there was double movement. There wasn't. Beauden Barrett squanders the conversion but the All Blacks over the half-century mark.
Image source, PAJohn Kirwan
Former New Zealand winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Quote MessageThe look on the face of the All Blacks coach will be one of frustration. He will want a try like that to be scored and a bit more accuracy. But you need to build in to this World Cup.
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Can't disagree with that after today's performance against the world champions...
New Zealand 46-14 Namibia
It's a familiar tale: Namibia penalised, All Blacks kick to touch... the line-out providing the All Blacks' backline with a honeyed platform. Ma'a Nonu crosses the advantage line... a wave of black charges forward and fall over the line in a heap.
Was there a knock-on, asks the referee. "It was accidental offside," says the TMO.
Steve Hansen crosses his hands and has the look of a man who's been told his stamp collection is worthless.
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