All Blacks beat Australia in Japan.

The New Zealand All Blacks have beaten the Australian Wallabies 32-19 at the Japan Olympic Stadium on Saturday night in front of over 45,000 fans .

Matt Giteau scored for the Australians first, with a long-range penalty early in the first half.

Matt Giteau then added another three point penalty in the 12th minute. A few minutes later All blacks number 10 Dan Carter replied with a successful penalty kick, to get the All Blacks off the mark.

All Black Sitiveni Sivivatu got the first try of the game after 20 minutes, touching down to put the All blacks ahead.

Matt Giteau then got the Australians back to within one point with a penalty 10 minutes out from halftime after

Dan Carter put the All Blacks' lead back out to four points with a penalty just before the half time break.

A few moments later All Black Sivivatu was shown a yellow card in the 33rd minute for tackling Australian second-five Adam Ashley-Cooper which the Australians took advantage of and five minutes from halftime the Australian winger Peter Hinds scored in the corner, and after some confusion with the Japanese video official, The South African referee Mark Lawrence awarded the try and the Australians led 16-13 at halftime.

The second half started with both sides improving there game but it was Conrad Smith who took the All Blacks out to a 20-16 lead with a try in the 46th minute of the game.

The All Blacks number 10 DanCarter kicked penalties in the 62nd, 68th and 73rd minutes to extend the lead the All Blacks lead to 29-19 and Australian Matt Giteau could only answer with a penalty in the 71st minute.

The Australians then began to lose disipline as the penalties started to go against them, Dan Carter then added a further three points to push the score out to 32-19.