Wallabies and all blacks have a beer in the locker room...

That’s what sports are all about.

The All Blacks and the Wallabies had a heartwarming moment in the changing rooms after their exciting draw in Game 1 of the Bledisloe Cup.

Although the outcome on the cold Wellington field has not been pinpointed thanks to Reece Hodge’s missed kick into the dying embers of the game, it has become clear that there is still mutual respect between the two opposing teams.

And this latest footage proves it.

The Wallabies’ official Twitter account posted a video of the two teams in the dressing rooms on social media after the game, celebrating the 100th international match for Australian captain Michael Hooper.

In the clip, the New Zealand skipper Sam Cane presented Hooper with a bottle of wine after giving a speech about his counterpart.

“On behalf of us, we would like to congratulate you on your Hundy and we have a bottle of New Zealand’s best red wine, not sure where it comes from, but he is one of the greats. Enjoy it when you get the chance, ”Cane said.

Hooper, wearing his 100th cap, thanked Cane as the two teams drank a few beers together.

“Every time we play you it’s on,” said Hooper.

“The time has come from the start and thank you for inviting us here. The other things in rugby are also very special. Thank you all guys and see you next week in Auckland.

The game was arguably one of the most exciting rugby spectacles in recent years after almost 90 minutes of playing time the two teams could not separate.

And while Hooper’s achievement was an accomplishment in itself, the Wallabies insist they don’t celebrate the result.

As for the All Blacks, the collective boos of fans at Wellington Stadium showed their true feelings as the referee finally whistled all day.

Everything indicates that Game 2 is developing into another classic in Auckland. Bring it on.