Rugby

All Blacks sell out San Siro

2009-11-10 13:57
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All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw (File)

Milan - Milan's San Siro has sold all 77 000 tickets for Saturday's Test between Italy and New Zealand, organisers said in a statement on Monday.

Non-paying guests will bring the attendance up to just over 80 000, the biggest crowd ever for a rugby match in Italy.

However, the clash with world champions South Africa in Udine on November 21 is far from being sold out, as is the case with the November 28 match against Samoa in Ascoli.

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