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The fixture for the 2019 Rugby Championship has almost taken shape, with Rugby Australia today confirming the Wallabies will kick off their 2019 fixture in Johannesburg.
The fixture for the 2019 Rugby Championship has almost taken shape, with Rugby Australia today confirming the Wallabies will kick off their 2019 fixture in Johannesburg.
There’s only one way to describe Michael Hooper’s Wallabies in the first half against the Pumas at Salta yesterday.
Okay, a moment of honesty here to kick things off. At halftime in this game I was sketching out this article and putting together some headlines to focus on – and as you can imagine, they were all pretty negative.
The Wallabies have produced the biggest comeback in Australian and Rugby Championship history to beat Argentina 45-34 and potentially save coach Michael Cheika’s skin.
The Wallabies will desperately seek redemption when they take on the Pumas in Salta, Argentina, in the sixth and final round of this year’s Rugby Championship on Sunday morning.
The Rugby Championship continues on Sunday morning as Argentina host the All Blacks in Buenos Aires.
A 30-man squad has been announced for the Wallabies’ upcoming Tests away from home against the Springboks and Los Pumas in the Rugby Championship.
There is simply no condoning the carry-on a Wallabies jersey-clad man dished out to the Australian players after Saturday night’s loss to Argentina.
Selfish. That’s the only way to describe Israel Folau’s costly decision to go for glory and try his luck running at a trio of Pumas as the match hung in the balance.
In 27 attempts Argentina have never managed to beat the All Blacks. Are they any chance to do so today in Buenos Aires? Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 8:40am AEST.
In 27 attempts Argentina have never managed to beat the All Blacks. Are they any chance to do so today in Buenos Aires? Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 8:40am AEST.
In 27 attempts Argentina have never managed to beat the All Blacks. Are they any chance to do so today in Buenos Aires? Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 8:40am AEST.
The headline in the Sunday Telegraph gave the wrong impression of the outcome of the gripping Test between the Wallabies (19) and Los Pumas (23): “Folau’s shocker costs his country.”
The headline in the Sunday Telegraph gave the wrong impression of the outcome of the gripping Test between the Wallabies (19) and Los Pumas (23): “Folau’s shocker costs his country.”
The headline in the Sunday Telegraph gave the wrong impression of the outcome of the gripping Test between the Wallabies (19) and Los Pumas (23): “Folau’s shocker costs his country.”
So… where to begin. It would be easy to fall into the trap of exaggeration and overreaction on a weekend like this.
It was the 71st minute when the television camera caught coach Michael Cheika lifting his hands to cover his face as yet another golden chance for the Wallabies to score was butchered by dumb rugby.
The Wallabies have lost to Argentina 19-23 at CBus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast as Round 4 of The Rugby Championship threw up two big upsets and away wins.
The Wallabies will take on Argentina in the fourth round of this year’s Rugby Championship on the Gold Coast on Saturday evening.
The Wallabies are looking to secure back-to-back wins in the 2018 Rugby Championship when they battle with Argentina in the Gold Coast. The match will start at 8:00pm (AEST) on Saturday, September 15 at Cbus Super Stadium.
Argentina coach Mario Ledesma has tweaked his forward pack and promoted a new halfback for Saturday’s Rugby Championship Test against Australia.
Wallaby coach Michael Cheika goes into next Saturday’s Rugby Championship clash with the Pumas on the Gold Coast with a perfect record of six wins from as many attempts.
The Pumas scrum has gone from a talismanic strength to their Achilles heel, much to the chagrin of coach Mario Ledesma.
After holding on for a win last week, the Wallabies will be looking to make it two on the trot when they take on Argentina on Saturday night. This is The Roar‘s guide to live streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
After holding on for a win last week, the Wallabies will be looking to make it two on the trot when they take on Argentina on Saturday night. This is The Roar‘s guide to live streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
After holding on for a win last week, the Wallabies will be looking to make it two on the trot when they take on Argentina on Saturday night. This is The Roar‘s guide to live streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
The fixture for the 2019 Rugby Championship has almost taken shape, with Rugby Australia today confirming the Wallabies will kick off their 2019 fixture in Johannesburg.
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