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  Asked if that simplifies preparations, he replied: “Of course it’s easier but having it easy, is that what we want? I don’t know Jackpot
  
  Farrell and his coaching staff now have a full week to get ready for the second instalment of the series, having played a warm-up match against the Maori All Blacks in the build-up to the opener Jackpot
  
  Ian Foster’s formidable All Blacks ran in six tries on Saturday, including four in the space of just 18 first-half minutes, to maintain their country’s remarkable 28-year unbeaten streak at Eden Park Jackpot
  
  “We’re gutted to lose but, having said that, the players know what they did well and they know how the game flowed and things that we need to fix to stay in a series next week Jackpot
  
  Ireland were also left counting the physical cost of a bruising encounter Jackpot
  
  RecommendedNadine Dorries mistakes rugby league for union in awkward speech at World Cup eventIreland hopeful over Johnny Sexton after post-match check on head injuryNew Zealand vs Ireland LIVE: Latest reaction from Auckland“You don’t get many opportunities to break a record; it’s an outstanding record and you can see why they hold that,” he said Jackpot
  
  Captain Johnny Sexton must pass further head injury assessments in order to be in contention for the second Test after being taken off in the aftermath of Reece’s try, while back-up hooker Dave Heffernan is out due to concussion Jackpot
  
  Head coach Andy Farrell is confident Ireland can quickly learn lessons from being dismantled by New Zealand in order to remain alive in the series Jackpot
  
  “Doing it that way makes us stronger as a group, makes our culture stronger, makes our environment stronger and makes us ready for obstacles that are going to get in our way certainly over the next 18 months Jackpot
  
  Despite falling well short of snapping that run, Farrell insists his squad are far from feeling dejected ahead of next week’s crucial clash in Dunedin Jackpot
  
  The Irish already face an uphill task to salvage their three-Test tour after slipping to a comprehensive 42-19 defeat in Auckland Jackpot
  
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  Converted scores from centres Garry Ringrose and Bundee Aki, either side of Savea’s second and a debut try for All Blacks replacement Pita Gus Sowakula, ensured the second period was drawn 14-14 Jackpot
  
  ”Ireland captain Johnny Sexton is a doubt for the second Test (Brian Lawless/PA) (PA Wire)Keith Earls’ early try created optimism of a maiden Ireland win on New Zealand soil but a series of errors led to quickfire scores from Jordie Barrett, Sevu Reece, Quinn Tupaea and Ardie Savea, culminating in a 28-5 half-time deficit Jackpot
  
  “It isn’t a dejected changing room; it’s one that will dust itself off, learn the lessons and attack next week Jackpot
  
  
  
  Converted scores from centres Garry Ringrose and Bundee Aki, either side of Savea’s second and a debut try for All Blacks replacement Pita Gus Sowakula, ensured the second period was drawn 14-14 Jackpot
  
  Farrell and his coaching staff now have a full week to get ready for the second instalment of the series, having played a warm-up match against the Maori All Blacks in the build-up to the opener Jackpot
  
  RecommendedNadine Dorries mistakes rugby league for union in awkward speech at World Cup eventIreland hopeful over Johnny Sexton after post-match check on head injuryNew Zealand vs Ireland LIVE: Latest reaction from Auckland“You don’t get many opportunities to break a record; it’s an outstanding record and you can see why they hold that,” he said Jackpot
  
  “We’re gutted to lose but, having said that, the players know what they did well and they know how the game flowed and things that we need to fix to stay in a series next week Jackpot
  
  The Irish already face an uphill task to salvage their three-Test tour after slipping to a comprehensive 42-19 defeat in Auckland Jackpot
  
  “Doing it that way makes us stronger as a group, makes our culture stronger, makes our environment stronger and makes us ready for obstacles that are going to get in our way certainly over the next 18 months Jackpot
  
  Head coach Andy Farrell is confident Ireland can quickly learn lessons from being dismantled by New Zealand in order to remain alive in the series Jackpot
  
  Despite falling well short of snapping that run, Farrell insists his squad are far from feeling dejected ahead of next week’s crucial clash in Dunedin Jackpot
  
  Ian Foster’s formidable All Blacks ran in six tries on Saturday, including four in the space of just 18 first-half minutes, to maintain their country’s remarkable 28-year unbeaten streak at Eden Park Jackpot
  
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  Captain Johnny Sexton must pass further head injury assessments in order to be in contention for the second Test after being taken off in the aftermath of Reece’s try, while back-up hooker Dave Heffernan is out due to concussion Jackpot
  
  Ireland were also left counting the physical cost of a bruising encounter Jackpot
  
  ”Ireland captain Johnny Sexton is a doubt for the second Test (Brian Lawless/PA) (PA Wire)Keith Earls’ early try created optimism of a maiden Ireland win on New Zealand soil but a series of errors led to quickfire scores from Jordie Barrett, Sevu Reece, Quinn Tupaea and Ardie Savea, culminating in a 28-5 half-time deficit Jackpot
  
  RecommendedNZ Rugby review rules Jeremy Loughman returned after concussion protocols errorIreland have positive news about Cian Healy’s injury ahead of New Zealand clashCian Healy leg injury ‘doesn’t look too good’, Ireland boss Andy Farrell admits“We’re here to test ourselves in all different types of manner and we’re here to test ourselves as staff to see how we cope with two matches (in a week) and we’re here to see if our players have got excuses or not in regard to backing up and different ways of training Jackpot
  
  Asked if that simplifies preparations, he replied: “Of course it’s easier but having it easy, is that what we want? I don’t know Jackpot
  
  “It isn’t a dejected changing room; it’s one that will dust itself off, learn the lessons and attack next week Jackpot