New Zealand's All Blacks secured a narrow 24-22 victory over England at Twickenham, with key performances from players like Mark Tele'a and Damian McKenzie, who landed the match-winning conversion. Despite the win, New Zealand faces challenges as senior players Beauden Barrett and Codie Taylor are ruled out of the upcoming Test against Ireland due to head injuries. This victory adds to the momentum as the All Blacks prepare for a demanding match against world number one Ireland, with coach Scott Robertson needing to address the absence of Barrett and Taylor. The match highlighted the strategic selection of Barrett at fly-half, a move that proved pivotal in the win against England, and positions McKenzie to reclaim the role in Barrett's absence for the Ireland clash. The match also served as a significant test for England's squad, with George Ford missing critical opportunities that could have turned the game in their favor. Overall, the game highlights the high stakes of international rugby and the strategic depth within the All Blacks as they continue their European tour.