England landed back in New Zealand's north island armed with a strong Test line-up and a fervent desire to stop the All Blacks' 'phenomenal' run of success against all-comers. The host nation are targeting a 17th consecutive victory on Saturday, to draw level with the world record set by their predecessors in the Sixties and matched by the Springboks in 1997-98. Their opponents harbour considerable respect for the exploits of Steve Hansen’s team – who have lost just once since the last World Cup – but they are hell-bent on halting the Kiwi juggernaut. Watching brief: The injured Owen Farrell watches on as England train ahead of the third Test
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Stuart Lancaster's side have lost the first two Tests
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Kiwis are looking to level South Africa's winning record, set in 1998
We don’t see this third game as any sort of dead rubber whatsoever; it's a hugely important game for us and @placeholder.