Unwanted milestone: Exactly 21 years since we lifted the World Cup

This afternoon we pass a milestone that no All Black fan ever wanted to reach - 21 years since New Zealand won the World Cup.

At about 4.30pm on the afternoon of 20 June 1987 we had our greatest moment, when David Kirk lifted the Webb Ellis trophy.

More than two decades later, England's stand-in coach Rob Andrew has said during the current tour of New Zealand that we remain obsessed by the World Cup.

Whether he is right or not, why not re-live the glory of that 29-9 win over France on 20 June 1997 by checking out:

Players relive the final

Where are they now

Or, if you prefer to look forward to this week's action, read all our coverage of the

Christchurch test between the All Blacks and England

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