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	JONATHAN DAVIES ON THE WEEKEND'S RUGBY Wales face the might of New Zealand on Saturday with the same starting XV that narrowly lost to South Africa a fortnight ago. This hasn't come as much of a surprise as no-one else in the squad really put their hands up for a place following the unimpressive win over Canada last week. Wales have it all to do against the formidable All Blacks. First and foremost they must get the basics right - and their kicking game needs to be spot on. New Zealand's back three are superb. They are so dangerous on kick returns that the Welsh must boot the ball into space or they will come under intense pressure. England face South Africa in a repeat of last year's World Cup final. New manager Martin Johnson is still trying to stamp his authority on his team, which is always difficult to do early on in a new regime. Against Australia last week their discipline was poor and they were guilty of not taking chances. Both England and Wales have been guilty of wasting opportunities and that's the difference between the Southern and Northern Hemisphere sides - once they create chances they take them,whereas the Northern Hemisphere teams don't. But England have a chance this weekend against a South African side that haven't been playing well and seem very flat and short on confidence. Ireland face familiar foes Argentina and know the Pumas will bring a spoiling, slowing game to Croke Park so they have got to get some kind of attacking structure going. Scotland, meanwhile, play minnows Canada, which presents an ideal opportunity to build some confidence and get some tries on the board. Don't forget it's also the rugby league World Cup final. Australia have such a good side it will take something very special from arch-rivals New Zealand to beat them. Jonathan Davies is an analyst on Wales v New Zealand on BBC Two on Saturday. Jonathan was speaking to Paul Birch. THIS WEEKEND ON BBC SPORT  All the TV and radio times RUGBY UNION  bbc.co.uk/rugbyunion Saturday England v South Africa - live (1430-1615, BBC Radio 5 Live/online) highlights (1910-2010, BBC Three then 2010-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Ireland v Argentina - live (1430-1645, BBC One/online) highlights (1630-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Wales v New Zealand - live (1655-1910, BBC Two/Radio 5 Live sports extra/online) highlights (1910-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Scotland v Canada - live (1430-1645, BBC One Scotland/BBC Red Button/online) highlights (1645-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online). Sunday England v South Africa - highlights (1510-1610, BBC Two and also 0000-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Ireland v Argentina - highlights (0000-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Wales v New Zealand - highlights (0000-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online); Scotland v Canada - highlights (0000-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button/online). FOOTBALL  bbc.co.uk/football Saturday Football Focus (1210 GMT, BBC One/online); Premier League commentary (1600 & 1730 GMT, BBC Radio 5 Live/online; 1500 GMT, BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra/online); Final Score (1430 GMT, BBC Red Button/online; 1645 GMT, BBC One/online); Match of the Day (2200 GMT, BBC One/online). Sunday Match of the Day (0735 GMT, BBC One/online); Premier League commentary (1330 & 1600 GMT, BBC Radio 5 Live/online); Match of the Day 2 (2200 GMT, BBC Two/online). RUGBY LEAGUE  bbc.co.uk/rugbyleague Saturday World Cup final: Australia v New Zealand - live (0855-1055, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra/online); highlights (1330-1430, BBC One); highlights loop (1800-1330 on Monday, BBC Red Button). OTHER SPORT  bbc.co.uk/othersport Saturday Horse racing: Ascot and Haydock (1300-1330, BBC One/online and 1330-1430, BBC Two/online); Boxing: Ricky Hatton v Paulie Malignaggi (Time TBC, BBC Radio 5 Live/online). Sunday Cricket: India v England one-day international (0850-1700, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra/BBC Red Button/online); Horse racing: Aintree (1330-1510, BBC Two/online). ...AND ON THE WEBSITE THIS WEEK  bbc.co.uk/sport Ben Dirs Blog  BBC journalist on Ricky Hatton's fight in Las Vegas Paulie Malignaggi is tougher than he looks  Hatton's opponent will be no pushover
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