Dave Rennie makes just two changes to the All Blacks side that beat Australia 43-21 in Sydney last month. Ethan de Groot returns at loosehead, while Jordie Barrett is restored to midfield alongside Quinn Tupaea. Damian McKenzie continues at fly-half with Cam Roigard at scrum-half, while Beauden Barrett starts at full-back and the prolific Will Jordan remains on the wing. Codie Taylor captains the side from hooker, with Scott Barrett and Fabian Holland in the second row. The back row of Tupou Vaa’i, Peter Lakai and Wallace Sititi remains intact. Jordan, who scored six tries in the opening three rounds of the Nations Championship, will again be a major attacking threat. Asafo Aumua, Christian Lio-Willie and Anton Segner come onto the bench, alongside Rieko Ioane and Timoci Tavatavanawai. Rennie knows Scottish rugby well, having succeeded Gregor Townsend at Glasgow Warriors in 2017. Former Scotland captain Mike Blair is also part of his coaching staff. New Zealand: Beauden Barrett; Will J
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