South African side Springboks beat similarly-matched Argentine Pumas 36-20 (part 22-6) in Buenos Aires to reach the New Zealand All Blacks at the top of the Rugby Championship table. Competition of Southern Hemisphere Exams.
On Saturday afternoon, at the Libertadores de America Stadium in Avellaneda (a southern suburb of Buenos Aires), South Africa secured a valuable win over Argentina in a game-changing battle in terms of development that featured Malcolm Marx as a man. Visitors.
The Springboks dominated all aspects of the game in the first half, against an undisciplined local side, and they paid for their mistakes with two bookings, but the Pumas responded in the second half and finished two points behind the world champions. He responded in time to score two tries in the closing minutes.
The result leaves South Africa joint top of the Championship with the All Blacks, both on 14 points and with the chance to celebrate at home, while New Zealand host Australia in Auckland and the Springboks play Argentina next Saturday. In Durban
The fifth day of play began on Thursday, with New Zealand’s agonizing victory over Australia in Melbourne (39-37), after Jordy Barrett’s try after the siren and a highly controversial move.
With three wins from five matches, controversial coach Ian Foster’s men are well placed to win the title and will win it all when they meet at Eden Park on Saturday.
For now, the All Blacks once again hold the Bledisloe Trophy, a trophy awarded to the winners of successive Tests between the All Blacks and the Wallabies, which they have held every year since 2003.
— Rugby Championship results and standings after matchday 5 matches:
in Melbourne, Australia
Australia 37 v New Zealand 39
in Avellaneda, Argentina
Argentina 20 vs South Africa 36
Classification:
– JGEP Pf Pc Pan Points
New Zealand 5 3 0 2 155 114 2 14
South Africa 5 3 0 2 126 98 2 14
Australia 5 2 0 3 128 154 2 10
Argentina 5 2 0 3 122 165 1 9
Results:
First working day
August 6
South Africa 26 vs New Zealand 10
Argentina 26 – Australia 41
Second day
August 13
South Africa 23 vs New Zealand 35
Argentina 48 – Australia 17
Third day
August 27
Australia 25 v South Africa 17
New Zealand 18 – Argentina 25
Fourth day
September 3
New Zealand 53 – Argentina 3
Australia 8 vs South Africa 24
The fifth day
September 15
Australia 37 v New Zealand 39
September, 17
Argentina 20 vs South Africa 36
Ranking of the highest scorers
points
57: Bofelli (ARG)
39: Mo’unga (NZL)
32: Pollard (RSA)
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4: Taukei’aho (NZL)
3: Gonzalez (ARG), McCright (AUS)
2: Clarke, Jord Barrett (both NZL), Marks, Mapimbi, Smith (both RSA), Gallo (ARG), Kellaway, Samu, Igitau (all AUS)
Calendar
Competition day six
September 24
In Ukland
New Zealand – Australia
in Durban, South Africa
South Africa – Argentina
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