Kia ora and welcome to the third and final test between the All Blacks and France at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.

Four players will make their test debut for New Zealand, with centre Jack Goodhue and Shannon Frizell named in the run on side and Richie Mo'unga and Jackson Hemopo on the bench.

French captain Mathieu Bastareaud is a surprise omission from their team, with halfback Morgan Parra given the armband instead.

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Commentary will start around 7:20pm. In the meantime, watch the video above for a full breakdown of the test.

Lineups

All Blacks
15 Ben Smith, 14 Waisake Naholo, 13 Jack Goodhue, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Rieko Ioane, 10 Damian McKenzie, 9 Aaron Smith; 1 Joe Moody, 2 Codie Taylor, 3 Owen Franks, 4 Sam Whitelock (c), 5 Scott Barrett, 6 Shannon Frizell, 7 Ardie Savea, 8 Luke Whitelock.

Replacements: 16 Liam Coltman, 17 Karl Tu'inukuafe, 18 Ofa Tuungafasi, 19 Jackson Hemopo, 20 Matt Todd, 21 TJ Perenara, 22 Richie Mo'unga, 23 Jordie Barrett.

France
15 Benjamin Fall, 14 Teddy Thomas, 13 Remi Lamerat, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Gael Fickou, 10 Anthony Bellau, 9 Morgan Parra (c); 1 Dany Priso, 2 Camille Chat, 3 Uini Atonio, 4 Bernard Le Roux, 5 Yoann Maestri, 6 Mathieu Babillot, 7 Kelian Galletier, 8 Kevin Gourdon.

Replacements: 16 Adrien Pelissie, 17 Cyril Baille, 18 Cedate Gomes Sa, 19 Felix Lambey, 20 Alexandre Lapandry, 21 Baptiste Serin, 22 Jules Plisson, 23 Maxime Medard.

Match officials
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Angus Gardner (Australia), Graham Cooper (Australia)
Television match official: George Ayoub (Australia)

Previous results
2018: New Zealand won 26-13 in Wellington
2018: New Zealand won 52-11 in Auckland
2017: New Zealand won 38-18 in Paris
2016: New Zealand won 24-19 in Paris
2015: New Zealand won 62-13 (World Cup quarter-final) in CardiffHead-to-head:

Head-to-head
All Blacks $1.05 France $8.50

Pre-match banter: Ross Karl - Raw look to All Blacks for third test against France

OPINION: Dunedin is beautiful, but the air is just a little fresh.

And fresh is in the air, because the All Blacks have four debutants going into this weekend’s third test match against France.

It’s unusual, but coach Steve Hansen says he doesn’t have a limit on the number of debutants – he’s got to select the team he’s able to pick.

There is quite a raw look to this All Blacks squad, which already has the series in the bag, but is coming off a disappointing performance in that second test match.

Let’s start with Shannon Frizell at number six. He wouldn’t be playing in this game if Liam Squire and Vaea Fifita hadn’t been injured.

Hansen will put a little more time taking him from the raw-boned athlete to some resembling more of a complete six.

Frizell played football as teenager in Tonga - he was a goalkeeper, before he switched to rugby. It’s big week for him and brother Tyson, who’s playing State of Origin on Sunday.

On the bench, you’ve got Jackson Hemopo, who’s a lock/six, but Hansen sees him mostly as six cover.

He also likes the look of Scott Barrett as a lock/six, come World Cup time – it’s the kind of position that gives a small squad some leniency.   

When you look out wide, you’ve got Jack Goodhue.

Richie Mo’unga, who’s coming off the bench, talks about how good Goodhue is at feeding information in. In fact, he said, maybe sometimes he needs to shut up a little bit.

He’s also got Sonny Bill Williams there, so a smart guy making his debut and inside him, an experienced guy.

Those two number 10s – Damian McKenzie, who will start, and Mo’unga making his test debut – they’ve got to run this ship with very little experience and no Beauden Barrett in the squad right now to give them guidance.

They’ll have to think about things that Barrett has told them over the past couple of weeks and really take control of this team in this game.

Who knows how this All Blacks squad is going to go?

You do have this Canterbury forward pack, and plenty of experience out wide and at the back with Ben Smith. You shouldn’t be nervous, but with these new guys, there’s plenty to look out for.

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