All Blacks retain Rugby Championship title with six-try victory
Ian Foster's side also retain Bledisloe Cup in front of 80,000 at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Caleb Clarke, Mark Telea and Rieko Ioane score tries late in second half
Shannon Frizell, Codie Taylor and Will Jordan put All Blacks 19-7 ahead after tough first half
Rob Valetini's converted try under the posts gave Australia 7-5 lead
Australia coach Eddie Jones has lost all three matches in Rugby Championship
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST)
The atmosphere is building nicely ahead of kick-off at the MCG.
We've got fireworks going off all over the place - and that's before we start.
The teams are still in the changing rooms but will be making their way to the pitch very shortly.
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST)
And the All Blacks..
New Zealand: B Barrett; Jordan, Ioane, J Barrett, Telea; Mo’unga, Smith; De Groot, Taylor, Lomax; Retallick, S Barrett; Frizell, Papali’i, Savea (capt).
Replacements: Taukei’aho, Tu’ungafasi, Laulala, Whitelock, Jacobson, Roigard, Lienert-Brown, Clarke.
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST)
Here is the Wallabies team...
Australia: Kellaway; Nawaqanitawase, Petaia, Kerevi, Koroibete; Gordon, McDermott; Bell, Porecki, Alaalatoa (capt); Frost, Skelton; Holloway, T Hooper, Valetini.
Replacements: Uelese, Slipper, Tupou, Arnold, Leota, White, Cooper, Perese.
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST)
It is the final weekend of the 2023 Rugby Championship.
This game is simple - a win for New Zealand and they win the competition.
What stands in their way is Eddie Jones and Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground.
It is also the first game of two in the Bledisloe Cup between the sides.
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