David Di Somma and John Day react to Tony Woodcock's hamstring injury in the All Blacks' final pool match against Tonga.
The loosehead prop managed a try in his last ever All Blacks' Test – but that's the only good news for Woodcock after discovering his World Cup campaign would be cut short.
The veteran has played 118 times for his country and has been a shoe-in for over a decade, so his absence leaves a big hole in that All Blacks line-up.
Joe Moody has received the call-up to be Woodcock's replacement, and will certainly be battle-hardened as a result of the consistent game time he's been receiving with Canterbury in the ITM Cup.
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