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CANAN Moodie aims for nog ‘n wen against the All Blacks as he and his Springbok manskappe prepare for Saturday’s 9.05am Rugby Championship Test match in Auckland.

The Paarl-born outside back boasts the unique record of never having lost a Test match as a starter for the Bokke, with his only setback being the recent 38-22 loss to Australia after coming on as a substitute during the Ellis Park defeat.

Moodie has played against the All Blacks twice in starting positions, including his debut at outside centre during South Africa’s remarkable 35-7 victory at Twickenham before the 2023 World Cup in France.

In last year’s 18-12 victory innie Kaap, Moodie featured on the right wing and is expected to don either the No.11 or 14 jersey when coach Rassie Erasmus reveals his matchday squad on Thursday.

However, Moodie has yet to face a Kiwi team in any competition on New Zealand soil. Excited to fulfill a childhood dream this weekend, the 22-year-old remarked: “As a kid, I always woke up early to watch these duels, and being part of it now is incredibly special.”

Saturday’s match has been highly anticipated for months as the All Blacks put their 31-year unbeaten record at Eden Park to the test.

While Moodie acknowledges the formidable challenge ahead, considering the Boks haven’t triumphed at this revered venue since 1937, he emphasizes the importance of staying grounded and focused.

Moodie stated: “The significance of this match brings pressure. The All Blacks have much at stake: their Eden Park record, Ardie Savea’s 100th game; there’s a lot on their plate.

“However, we are clear on our objectives and intend to concentrate on our game. [This] match is extremely important to us, and we will do everything in our power to achieve a positive result on Saturday.”