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LISTEN TO LIAM NAPIER TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVE England coach Eddie Jones has described South Africa's shock victory over the All Blacks as great for world rugby but resisted the urge to stoke fires ahead of a showdown with Steve Hansen's men later this year."The All Blacks' losses are quite cyclical. They're batting 90 per cent. They lose one test every year. Everyone's excited but they're still a great team," Jones said today in response to the All Blacks' 36-34 defeat in Wellington.England and the All Blacks will clash at Twickenham on November 10, the first time in four years the two sides will meet as well as the first under Jones."It was a great effort from South Africa. The thing that always strikes me – and I've been coaching 20 years – is the value of emotion in our game. South Africa are under the pump, the coach is going to get sacked, they go to Wellington, they can't win. They come out with this unbelievable defensive effort. New Zealand are just slightly off their game, and they win.