Thursday 17 November 2016 15:49, UK
Steve Hansen claims his world-beating New Zealand side are underdogs going into Saturday's rematch with Ireland.
The Irish pulled off a 40-29 victory over New Zealand in Chicago earlier this month, but that was their first success in 29 Tests against the World Cup holders.
The All Blacks were on a record 18-Test winning run before their shock defeat at Soldier Field and have since recovered their poise enough to thump Italy 68-10 in Rome.
Sky Bet make Ireland 11/2 outsiders to repeat their recent success this weekend, live on Sky Sports, but Kiwis coach Hansen said: "We know the challenge we face from Ireland will again be massive and we are going into the game as the underdogs.
"They'll be full of confidence and committed to delivering on their home patch, so we will have to take a massive step up, to get the performance we are looking for.
"It is a challenge that this team needs right now and how we respond will tell us a lot about ourselves. As I said, we are very much looking forward to Saturday.
"While there was obvious disappointment at the loss in Chicago, disappointment doesn't win Test matches - it's about having great preparation and attitude, and delivering on the day."
Ireland's Devin Toner has suggested New Zealand's "mystique" was damaged by the Chicago game, but the visitors will have key locks Sam Whitelock and Brodie Retallick back in their pack - and in the lineout.
