Predictions: Lions and Super Rugby
It will all come down to 80 minutes at Eden Park to decide who will win the 2017 series between New Zealand and the British & Irish Lions.
What a thrilling tour it has been and with bragging rights up for grabs, Auckland is the setting as the Lions look to claim a shock triumph.
Elsewhere in the rugby world this week there's Super Rugby already underway, with three games taking place on Saturday after the Lions.
New Zealand v British & Irish Lions
Ending an undefeated record at Eden Park that stretches back to 1994 is the size of the task facing the British & Irish Lions this weekend.
Bouncing back from an 18-9 deficit to prevail in Wellington against 14 men in the rain, while impressive, shouldn't get the Lions fans overly confident ahead of this final Test. And with a backlash expected from the hosts we predict a home win, despite their backline injury problems.
On a dry track the likes of Beauden and Jordie Barrett should cause plenty of problems for the Lions and the All Blacks will be driven to exact revenge at the breakdown in terms of winning the collisions. There are some fascinating battle in all areas of the field to keep an eye on.
The All Blacks should come out on top though and we back them to win by 11-15 points in what should be a thrilling clash at Eden Park.
Super Rugby
Stormers v Sunwolves
This could be another painful game for the Sunwolves. After losing 94-7 at the Lions last weekend they now head to Newlands in Cape Town.
The visitors simply must sharpen up defensively or they're in for another hiding on South African soil, with all the Stormers' back-line capable of striking if given a sniff. We are particularly keen to watch Damian Willemse, EW Viljoen and recent hat-trick man, wing Cheslin Kolbe.
Their back-row too is capable of finding its way to the whitewash and Juarno Augustus, after a strong U20 World Championship, is set to make a name for himself in Stormers colours on debut. Expect him, Nizaam Carr and Siya Kolisi to shine in a Stormers victory by 50 plus.
Other Super Rugby predictions:
Waratahs v Jaguares: Waratahs by 4
Bulls v Kings: Bulls by 10