The biggest question of the Rugby World Cup is just a day away before it will be answered.

Many are looking back to the 1987 final where the All Blacks beat France, asking whether it will be a case of history repeating itself this weekend.

This will be the 51st test match played between New Zealand and France.

The All Blacks have won 37 games, France 12 and there has been one draw.

France are the last team to have beaten New Zealand at Eden Park, winning 23-20 in 1994.

That match is also New Zealand’s only defeat at Eden Park in the past 25 years, since Australia won there in September 1986.

France have won six of the 13 tests they have played at Eden Park, including two against the All Blacks.

They have a 46 percent winning ratio at this ground, better than any other nation other than New Zealand.
 
The All Blacks have lost two Rugby World Cup knockout matches after leading at half time, both against France.

Former All Blacks and 1987 RWC winning team member, Allan Whetton believes that this is a final and both sides will be in for a win.