But Tuesday morning saw the report of Nagy's imminent dismissal, which prompted a reaction from the head coach as he simply said: "That is not accurate." "Well, I'll put it like this," he said. "This time last week I was eating a bowl of cereal. Like, you feel me? "All the games are opportunities for us. It was an exceptional performance. We grew into the game, we got better and better. New Zealand, who threatened a comeback with three tries in 20 minutes early in the second half through Jordie Barrett, who kicked the other points, Rieko Ioane and Ardie Savea, suffered their second defeat in a row after being humbled 29-20 by Ireland last weekend.