Wallabies Rally From 14-Point Deficit To Beat Argentina 28-24 In Townsville
Wallabies Rally From 14-Point Deficit To Beat Argentina 28-24 In Townsville

Wallabies Rally From 14-Point Deficit To Beat Argentina 28-24 In Townsville

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Australia staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Argentina 28-24 in a Rugby Championship match in Townsville, overturning a 14-point halftime deficit. Argentina dominated the first half, leading 21-7 through tries by Bautista Delguy and Mateo Carreras and three penalties, capitalizing on Australia's early disciplinary lapses. However, the Wallabies rallied in the second half with two tries from center Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, narrowing the gap and setting the stage for a dramatic finish. Despite Argentina briefly regaining the lead with a late penalty, Australia declined three kickable penalties in the final moments, opting to push for a winning try. Prop Angus Bell emerged as the unlikely hero, scoring the decisive try six minutes after full time to seal the victory. The match was played in hot conditions before a crowd of over 20,000, highlighting Australia's resilience and strategic discipline improvement in the second half.

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