Full time10 July 2010
Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand · Tri Nations 2010Head-to-head
New Zealand won by 20 points.
Scoring
- 7’PSouth Africa penalty · Morne Steyn0–3
- 14’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter3–3
- 20’TNew Zealand try · Conrad Smith8–3
- 21’CNew Zealand conversion · Daniel Carter10–3
- 27’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter13–3
- 36’TNew Zealand try · Ma'a Nonu18–3
- 37’CNew Zealand conversion · Daniel Carter20–3
- 43’PSouth Africa penalty · Morne Steyn20–6
- 48’PSouth Africa penalty · Morne Steyn20–9
- 58’TNew Zealand try · Kieran Read25–9
- 59’CNew Zealand conversion · Daniel Carter27–9
- 61’PSouth Africa penalty · Morne Steyn27–12
- 81’TNew Zealand try · Tony Woodcock32–12
Line-ups
New Zealand
- 1Tony WoodcockProp
- 2Keven MealamuHooker
- 3Owen FranksProp
- 4Brad ThornSecond row
- 5Tom DonnellySecond row
- 6Jerome KainoFlanker
- 7Richie McCawFlanker
- 8Kieran ReadNumber 8
- 9Jimmy CowanScrum-half
- 10Daniel CarterFly-half
- 11Josevata RokocokoWing
- 12Ma'a NonuCentre
- 13Conrad SmithCentre
- 14Cory JaneWing
- 15Mils MuliainaFull-back
- 16Corey FlynnBench
- 17Ben FranksBench
- 18Samuel WhitelockBench
- 19Liam MessamBench
- 20Piri WeepuBench
- 21Aaron CrudenBench
- 22Richard KahuiBench
South Africa
- 1Gurthro SteenkampProp
- 2John SmitHooker
- 3Jannie Du PlessisProp
- 4Bakkies BothaSecond row
- 5Victor MatfieldSecond row
- 6Schalk BurgerFlanker
- 7Francois LouwFlanker
- 8Pierre SpiesNumber 8
- 9Ricky JanuarieScrum-half
- 10Morne SteynFly-half
- 11Bryan HabanaWing
- 12Wynand OlivierCentre
- 13Jaque FourieCentre
- 14Jean De VilliersWing
- 15Zane KirchnerFull-back
- 16Chiliboy RalepelleBench
- 17BJ BothaBench
- 18Andries BekkerBench
- 19Danie RossouwBench
- 20Ruan PienaarBench
- 21Butch JamesBench
- 22Gio AplonBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, New Zealand 64–46 South Africa, 4 drawn in 114 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
New Zealand going in
South Africa going in
- Previous meeting: 12 September 2009, New Zealand 29–32 South Africa
- Next meeting on record: 17 July 2010
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.