New Zealand's All Blacks, led by new head coach Scott Robertson and captain Scott Barrett, prepare to face England in a two-Test series, with the first match in Dunedin and the second at Auckland's Eden Park, known for the All Blacks' unbeaten streak since 1994. England, under coach Steve Borthwick, have made front-row changes, aiming to challenge the All Blacks' set-piece dominance. Veteran hooker Codie Taylor anticipates a tough battle against England, emphasizing their set-piece strength and pressure tactics, while All Blacks' assistant coach Scott Hansen hints at maintaining their traditional gameplay focused on set-piece ability and pressure creation. The upcoming Tests mark the beginning of a new era for the All Blacks after their World Cup near-miss and feature new players aiming to solidify their positions in the team.