Temperatures between two of the world's rugby heavyweights, New Zealand and Ireland, are set to flare not only on the field but in front of the television too.
So in anticipation of the chaos set to ensue on Saturday night, Air New Zealand has released a useful safety video for the Irish.
"Language might become a little colourful," the Air New Zealand attendant said.
This one covers both New Zealand and Ireland fans, as yelling, kicking and screaming is likely to occur from avid rugby fans from both nations.
Tip 4: Stick your heads between your knees
Only in emergencies, or when blinding speedster Sevu Reece dots across the chalk for the first try of the match, should you enter the emergency position.
Lean forward into the crouch position with your head on your hands, done.
Dane Coles warming up with the team during the All Blacks training run in Tokyo. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Tip 5: Know your nearest exits
When the All Blacks start a try-scoring rampage, you're going to have to remember the quickest way out of the sticky situation.
Make sure you know where the nearest door, window, fireman's pole or slippery slide in some cases for a quick escape.
Tip 6: Don't forget to breathe
In the event of a nailbiter, it's key to remember to hold it down and not panic too much.
But if it gets all too much and you start hyperventilating, maybe break out a paper bag and start breathing to calm yourself down.
In the safety video, Air New Zealand said an oxygen mask would fall down but you would think this is unlikely to happen in most Kiwi lounges.
But remember, the All Blacks are comeback kings, so don't stress too much if we find ourselves behind with limited minutes to go - remember 2013 in Dublin.
