Wallabies fight out draw with Argentina to clinch series as Les Kiss remains unbeaten
The Australian rugby team, the Wallabies, secured a series win against Argentina after a 28-28 draw in Mendoza. Despite the draw, the result marks a historic achievement for the team under new coach Les Kiss.
Why it matters
This series win represents a significant turnaround for Australian rugby, signaling a potential return to form for the national team.
Australia’s Harry Wilson, back as captain after resting for the first Test, is tackled by Argentina's Franco Molina in Mendoza. Australia’s Harry Wilson, back as captain after resting for the first Test, is tackled by Argentina's Franco Molina in Mendoza. Australia rugby union team Wallabies fight out draw with Argentina to clinch series as Les Kiss remains unbeaten Argentina 28-28 Australia in Mendoza
Wallabies rue missed opportunity but claim historic first series win in Argentina
Prefer the Guardian on Google Australia’s bright start under new coach Les Kiss is becoming a golden run after the Wallabies secured a tenacious 28-28 draw with Argentina in Mendoza to clinch their first series win on Argentinean soil. Despite falling behind late in the second half, a 70th minute penalty try was enough to keep Kiss unbeaten after four Tests in charge.
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