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Sep 5, 2010 The New Zealand team celebrate their victory © Getty Images	Sep 5, 2010 Lewis Moody orders the troops © Press Association	Sep 5, 2010 Sam Vesty tries to evade a tackler © Getty Images	Sep 5, 2010 Toby Flood picks up an injury © Getty Images



Sep 5, 2010 Stephen Myler carries the ball © Getty Images	Sep 5, 2010 Matt Carraro scores a try © Getty Images	Sep 5, 2010 Soane Tonga'uiha races over to score © Getty Images	Sep 5, 2010 Soane Tonga'uiha celebrates his try with his team-mates © Getty Images



Sep 4, 2010 Riki Flutey has to put the brakes on © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 Kurtley Beale celebrates his match-winning penalty © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 Mike Brown make a break © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 London Wasps lock Simon Shaw is tackled by Chris Robshaw © Getty Images



Sep 4, 2010 London Wasps fly-half Riki Flutey makes a break © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 London Wasps wing Tom Varndell touches down © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 Sailosi Tagicakibau is congratulated after scoring a try © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 A delighted Delon Armitage dives in to score London Irish's opening try © Getty Images



Sep 4, 2010 James Philips takes command of the line-out © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 Schalk Brits takes Delon Armitage's tackle in his stride to score for Saracens © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 Gloucester centre Mike Tindall breaks forward © Getty Images	Sep 4, 2010 James Simpson-Daniel dives over for a try © Getty Images

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