NEW ZEALAND'S Rugby World Cup stars have prepared for their semi-final by lifting a three-tonne Land Rover.

Members of the All Blacks team were caught on camera moving the vehicle this week.

The squad are currently preparing to take on Argentina at the Stade de France on Friday night.

However, their plans were disrupted after a 2,400kg Land Rover blocked their coach.

In order to deal with the problem, several players jumped off the bus to lift the car out of the way.

Their amazing feat of strength was filmed and shared on the team's social media channels, showing the players shifting the vehicle.

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The group lifted the Land Rover up and down until the coach was able to edge past before cheering and climbing back on board to continue their journey.

New Zealand face Argentina in Paris on Friday in the first Rugby World Cup semi-final.

The winners will book a place in the final on October 28 against either England or South Africa.

Three-time winners New Zealand are hoping to win the tournament for a record fourth time to move ahead of South Africa with the most triumphs.

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Ahead of the match, head coach Ian Foster has played down suggestions his side have gone "under the radar" so far.

"I'm not sure how far under the radar we were," he told reporters. "We won't be under the radar next week.

"All the talk (in the build-up) was about Ireland but it's not a place we want to be. We know Argentina well. They're tough."

The All Blacks lost their opening pool match to host nation France before thrashing Namibia, Italy and Uruguay to advance from the group.

Last Saturday's 28-24 victory over Ireland then secured their place in the final four.

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