The brutal All Blacks' Rugby World Cup semi-final triumph ensures their "tomorrow."
France's PARIS -- The All Blacks have been expressing their desire for a "tomorrow" following this Rugby World Cup semifinal all week.
On a stormy night in Paris, New Zealand defeated Argentina 44-6 because they desired a significant conclusion to the season.
By the 17th minute, all Argentinean upset aspirations had been dashed. The All Blacks' second try gave them a vice-like hold on the game,
and the machine clicked with its brutal, accustomed efficiency. In their triumph,
New Zealand rarely faltered, advancing them to their seventh World Cup final for men.
Everything seemed to be destined to happen.
Those supporters holding onto the dream that Argentina would somehow recreate its historic triumphs against the All Blacks in 2020 and 2022 were quickly brought crashing back to reality.
New Zealand entered this semifinal as the overwhelming favorite and pledged all week long to prevent a repetition of 2019,
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