The All Blacks says they're not concerned about who they might meet in the play-offs of the Rugby World Cup.
The Wallabies' loss to the Irish on Saturday night now means they face the prospect of a quarter-final clash with the Springboks, with the winner of that potentially taking on the All Blacks in the semi-finals.
It's just one game at a time for the All Blacks, who're training in Christchurch for a couple of days. Hooker Andrew Hore says the Ireland win shows how tough the competition is.
Pool A will be decided on Saturday night when New Zealand play France at Eden Park.
