FRANCE and New Zealand will make sweeping changes as the sides go head-to-head for the second time in four days.
The All Blacks were at their pulsating best at the Stade de France on Saturday and had the game wrapped up by half-time, going in 31-5 ahead.
The French managed to keep it tight in the second period but still went down 18-38 and fell to a fourth straight defeat.
This match is a chance for France to show off their hosting potential before the 2023 World Cup, whilst Guy Noves can test his squad depth.
What time is kick-off?
THIS match is taking place in Lyon on Tuesday, November 14.
Things get going at 5.55pm UK time.
Which channel can I watch it on?
SADLY you won’t be able to watch this game live on TV in the UK.
The only way to stream the match is to purchase it on All Blacks TV for $9.99 (£7.62).
Alternatively, you can follow SunSport’s rugby page for score updates and reaction after the final whistle.
What is the team news?
THIS is a chance for both sides to make wholesale changes in what is effectively an exhibition match.
Just three players of the 46 who featured in Saturday’s Test match survive and six of the match-day 23 have never played for New Zealand before – including Jack Goodhue who starts at centre.
Luke Whitelock, having been called into the squad as injury cover for Jerome Kaino, will skipper the All Blacks.
Bordeaux scrum-half Yann Lesgourgues earns his first cap for Les Bleus.
New Zealand squad
Havili, Duffie, Goodhue, Laumape, Tamanivalu, Sopoaga, Kerr-Barlow; Perry, Harris, Toomaga-Allen, Tuipulotu, Bird, Squire, Savea, L. Whitelock (captain).
Replacements: Aumua, Moli, Tu’ungafasi, S. Barrett, A. Ioane, Hunt, Drummond, Mo’unga.
France squad
Spedding, Lacroix, Chavancy, Danty, Bonneval, Trinh-Duc, Lesgourgues; Priso, Chat, Hamadache, Taofifenua, Maestri (captain), Lauret, Macalou, Tauleigne.
Replacements: Tolofua, Sa, Pointud, Le Devedec, Sanconnie, Machenaud, Plisson, Rattez.
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