Australia Wallabies Secure Redemption Victory Against Argentina in Thrilling Match
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In the forwards, ditto, and we are now getting more ruck for our buck than we have in years. Fraser McReight pulled his usual double-shift of work, being outstanding in both defence and attack – a couple of times by “seagulling” out on the wing and monstering the Argentine backs.
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The Wallabies have landed a major blow in their redemption story under Les Kiss, defeating Argentina 27-21 in a thrilling showdown in San Salvador de Jujuy. The hard-fought victory gives Australia their first four-match winning streak since 2021 and means Kiss remains unbeaten in his three Tests in charge.
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SMH SportLes Kiss’s unbeaten run continued as Australia posted a third straight win under the new Wallabies coach with a tense 27-21 win over Argentina in San Salvador de Jujuy.
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The Wallabies led 19-7 early in the game, but Argentina fought back to trail by just one point with 30 minutes remaining. But a 54th-minute try from Tom Hooper pushed the Wallabies back out to a six-point lead, one they held on to in a see-sawing final 25 minutes.
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