England face the ‘most dominant team in the history of the world’ at Twickenham on Saturday, adamant they won’t fall into the familiar trap of being beaten by their opponents’ imperious status. The All Blacks have largely lived up to their own hype by sweeping aside all-comers for the last three years. Since the start of the previous World Cup campaign, which ended in tense triumph for New Zealand, the Kiwis have played 46 Tests, winning 42 and drawing two. Just two defeats represents a considerable dominance. FORM GUIDE Scroll down for a complete form guide on England vs New Zealand
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England face New Zealand at 2.30pm on Saturday at Twickenham
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The All Blacks  have a way of controlling the aura when visiting other teams
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There won't be a problem in that department, insists coach Andy Farrell
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England have seen flaws in the awesome machine that is New Zealand
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Stuart Lancaster's men must capitalise against the almighty All Blacks
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