"It is a fascinating encounter. There are massive pluses for the pair of them. They weren't playing well, but now I believe they both have to think: 'I can win this.' With Geva Mentor shutting down the New Zealand attacking options, England continued to chip away at the Silver Ferns advantage and by the end of the third quarter they were within four to set up a monumental final quarter. Prior to last weekend's 15-13 loss against Scotland at Murrayfield, the Wallabies had won five matches in a row though and shown signs of improvement since the appointment of Dave Rennie as head coach. "I still see Price being just too good. I wouldn't be surprised if it goes last leg. I think we enter the realms of 29, 30, 31 legs. Why not?"