Connect with us

The Rugby Championship

Australia 14-28 New Zealand: Wallabies show some spark but All Blacks march on

New Zealand extended their dominance over Australia to a record 11 consecutive victories in wet conditions at a sold-out Optus Stadium in Perth, denying veteran prop James Slipper a fairytale farewell in his final Test.
Double try scorer Quinn Tupaea

By Sam Jackson

Australia ...........14pts
Try: Ikitau 66
Penalties: Edmed 6, 11, 17

New Zealand ...28pts
Tries: Carter 8, Tupaea 33, 36; Bower 80
Conversion: McKenzie 9
Penalties: McKenzie 62, 70
New Zealand extended their dominance over Australia to a record 11 consecutive victories in wet conditions at a sold-out Optus Stadium in Perth, denying veteran prop James Slipper a fairytale farewell in his final Test.
In front of 60,113 fans, it was Quinn Tupaea’s double strike shortly before half-time that proved decisive, shifting momentum firmly New Zealand’s way after an enterprising start ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics
Click to comment
 

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Rugby Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

The Rugby Paper

The best betting sites

Globusbet

the best minimum deposit £5 casinos casinobonusesfinder

Full list of UK betting sites at BookiesBonuses.com kasyna akceptujące paypal

online casinoFill Your Boots

free bets

online bookmakerFull list of UK betting sites at BookiesBonuses.com

GGBetBanner Depicting Therealefl.co.uk an affiliate site for Licensed UKGC Football bookmakers.

More in The Rugby Championship