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History was made when Chile defeated Canada for the first time 33-24 in Valparaiso, after blowing a win a week ago in Langford. There, Chile conceded a penalty with 30 seconds to go and Canada escaped as a 22-21 winner. Santiago Videla scored a try and kicked 18 points for Chile to progress 54-46 on aggregate, with an eye on their first World Cup appearance. Chile had a 13-point lead by halftime after a superb try from flyhalf Rodrigo Fernandez, who caught Italy vs All Blacks live stream  Ross Braude's box kick and motored through the defense. While another Chile player was sin-binned for the last six minutes, Canada could cross only once. "Fair play to South American rugby. They've really invested and they're going in the right direction," Canada coach Kingsley Jones said. "We're getting caught up. I've made that point before and I don't think anyone can deny that when you watch the way Chile played. 

The quintet of players either haven’t played for the All Blacks for an extended period of time for a variety of reasons, or, in the case of Lord, haven’t played for the All Blacks at all. Instead, while the All Blacks secured the Rugby Championship title in Australia over the past month-and-a-half, the five aforementioned players remained in New Zealand, where they rehabilitated, trained and played at various levels of the game. For Coles, the reason Italy vs All Blacks live online  he didn’t travel across the ditch with the Ian Foster’s squad – which is still based on the Sunshine Coast and will link up with the recently-departed group of players in the American capital on Sunday was due to injury. The 76-test rake was supposed to play off the bench in New Zealand’s opening Bledisloe Cup win over the Wallabies at Eden Park in August, but was withdrawn at the last minute due to a calf injury that has proved troublesome in years gone by. Coles didn’t feature in the following week’s series-clinching win over Australia in Auckland, and he was then left out of the travelling All Blacks.