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Historic home win for Argentina over New Zealand throws Rugby Championship wide open
Argentina, semi-finalists at the 2023 World Cup, beat the All Blacks at home for the first time in 16 attempts stretching back 40 years, with a 29-23 triumph at Estadio Jose Amalfitani in Buenos Aires. The boot of replacement Santiago Carreras proved the difference as he kicked over three second-half penalties.
Argentina made history as they beat New Zealand on home soil for the first time in their history. Tries from Juan Martin ...
Los Pumas bounce back from opening-round defeat to New Zealand to end 40-year wait for first home victory over All Blacks and ...
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New Zealand legend’s bizarre ‘referee isn’t strong’ rant following the All Blacks’ upset loss in Argentina
Mexted also strangely sang the praises of an unnamed Japanese referee, claiming he did a “marvellous job” in charge of the ...
New Zealand conceded that Argentina dominated proceedings as the Pumas capitalised on a lack of discipline from the All ...
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has made five changes to his squad for the second Rugby Championship test against Argentina, ...
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Justin Marshall ‘disappointed’ by Scott Robertson reaction as Argentina loss creates more unwanted history
Justin Marshall has been left “deflated” by the current All Blacks side making more unwanted history, which has undermined ...
Argentina record a first home win over New Zealand with a 29-23 victory in the Rugby Championship in front of a raucous crowd ...
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