Dave Rennie has been handed an unwanted selection headache ahead of New Zealand's second Bledisloe Cup Test against Australia on Saturday.
The All Blacks hammered the Wallabies 50-19 at Eden Park, but the victory came at a cost.
Four players have since been ruled out, forcing Rennie to rethink his options ahead of the trip to Sydney.
However, we're predicting just ONE change to the starting XV. And after putting 50 points on your biggest rivals, why change a winning formula?
Four All Blacks ruled out
Leroy Carter is the biggest casualty after suffering a high ankle sprain in the opening Test.
The winger has been ruled out of Saturday's rematch, leaving Rennie with a decision to make out wide.
Hooker Asafo Aumua and flanker Anton Segner are also unavailable after failing head injury assessments.
Meanwhile, Ethan Blackadder suffered a calf injury during the warm-up and will miss the trip to Sydney.
Anton Lienert-Brown, George Bell, Du'Plessis Kirifi and Jamie Hannah have been called into the squad as replacements.
Captain Scott Barrett is another player worth keeping an eye on after undergoing a head injury assessment during the first Test.
His availability will depend on completing the required return-to-play protocols.
Rieko Ioane handed opportunity
We're backing Rieko Ioane to replace Carter on the left wing.
The experienced All Black has spent much of his international career at centre, but he's certainly no stranger to playing out wide.
With Will Jordan on the opposite wing and Beauden Barrett at full-back, New Zealand would still possess one of the most dangerous back threes in international rugby.
Josh Moorby is another option, but Ioane's experience could give him the edge.
Elsewhere, we're backing Rennie to resist the temptation to make wholesale changes.
Damian McKenzie should retain the number 10 shirt after helping orchestrate Saturday's demolition.
The fly-half has also been making headlines away from the pitch.
As RUCK reported on Monday, McKenzie has been linked with a surprise move to French Top 14 outfit Lyon following the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Nothing has been agreed, but the speculation adds another interesting subplot to his international future.
For now, though, his focus will be on helping New Zealand make it two wins from two against their oldest rivals.
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Backs
15 – Beauden Barrett
14 – Will Jordan
13 – Quinn Tupaea
12 – Jordie Barrett
11 – Rieko Ioane
10 – Damian McKenzie
9 – Cam Roigard
Forwards
1 – Ethan de Groot
2 – Codie Taylor (captain)
3 – Fletcher Newell
4 – Scott Barrett
5 – Josh Lord
6 – Tupou Vaa'i
7 – Peter Lakai
8 – Wallace Sititi
