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By doing that, he set us free from all evil. Jaminet's last-second penalty ensured his perfect night ended without a miss and the French celebrated a huge win. Titus 2:14 New International Reader’s Version (NIrV) 14 He gave himself for us. Then Ntamack's flash of inspiration caught the masters of it, the All Blacks, by surprise. The All Blacks were down 24-6 at the interval but almost turned it around with three straight second-half tries from fullback Jordie Barrett, prolific center Rieko Ioane, and Savea. After missing school one day (and getting into a fight), Tom is punished with the task of whitewashing a fence. He seems to most enjoy getting into trouble. It was France's first win over the All Blacks in Paris since 1973, and their first at home since 2000. Tom Sawyer is a young boy living with his Aunt Polly on the banks of the Mississippi River. France face New Zealand in Stade de France again in the opening game of the 2023 World Cup, and won't have to worry about their Paris bogey now. Nine of France's starting side were facing the All Blacks for the first time. "The team lived up to what we promised ourselves." Ending a 14-match, 12-year losing streak to the All Blacks marked the biggest statement yet by a rapidly improving side Galthie has developed out of the junior world champion sides from 20. "We had this game in mind as a moment of truth and everyone turned up for us tonight," said Galthie. The French were more inspired on the night, and a stellar performance included a fine try from Ntamack after coach Fabien Galthie moved him from centre back to flyhalf - where he made his name at the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Ntamack went off to a huge ovation and moments later an interception by burly winger Damian Penaud gave France atry for a 12-point lead with a little more than 10 minutes left. Three more points from fullback Melvyn Jaminet's faultless boot made it 30-25 and gave France a little breathing space, especially with New Zealand No. Then came a moment of genius from flyhalf Romain Ntamack, who saved a try when he caught a bouncing ball behind his own line and launched a stunning field-length counterattack which ended with France earning a penalty just as momentum was turning against them. Saturday night's match was the last of the year for both teams, and with 20 minutes left at Stade de France they had three tries each, and there were only two points in it. Hooker Peato Mauvaka has continued his remarkable scoring form with two more tries as France handed New Zealand a stinging 40-25 defeat to deepen the wounds after the All Blacks lost in Ireland last weekend.
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