Rugby: Australia beat France, Argentina beat Cardiff

With one man relegated after just 5 minutes, thanks to the appointment of Noah Lolisio, Australia defeated France 33-30 in Brisbane in the third and final Test of the series, which ended in favor of the Wallabies 2-1. Argentina beat Wales 33-11 in Cardiff, the All Blacks scored 8 attempts for Fiji and gave the Lions 7 goals in the match that ended the international rugby program on Saturday.

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The morning opened as usual in New Zealand, in Hamilton, as the All Blacks beat Fiji 60-13 in the second Test of the series, with a treble of Seevu Rice, a double of Samisoni Taukei’aho and an attempt by Ardie Savea, Rieko Ioane and Shannon Frizell, with 5 turnovers. It was developed by Richie Muonga and converted by Beauden Barrett. In Brisbane, the final chapter of the series between Australia and France was shown. The Blois dramatically lost their first game 21-23 (Lolesio punished them at the end of time), but made up for it by winning 28-26 last Tuesday in Melbourne thanks to Melvyn Jaminet’s decisive kick with two minutes remaining. And in the name of the overall balance seen in the series, was also the last test, which the Wallabies managed to get home despite being sent off just 5 minutes later by winger Marika Corbett for a tough tackle near Anthony Gelunch’s head, who also made a bit of a scene: Excessive Punishment . 3 goals on each side (Tate McDermott, Lolesio and Taniella Topo for the Wallabies, Baptiste Coelod, Cameron Woeke, Pierre-Louis Barassi) and 3 turnovers on each side, by Lolesio and Jaminet, authors also put 3 each. At least until the 79th minute, when Lolissio made the decisive goal.

Argentina is there, black ok

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In the afternoon, in the series’ second Test, after a draw a week earlier (20-20), Argentina defeated Wales 33-11 in Cardiff. Pumas in the goal 3 times with Matthias Moroni, Thomas Cobelli and Pablo Matera, with 3 turns and 4 points through Nicolas Sanchez. For Wales’ goal from Owen Lane and 2 put by Jarrod Evans. Alternatively, double-test in Cape Town to meet daily program changes now in British & Irish Lions and South Africa after repeated cases of Covid, always waiting for the series to start. In the first match, in a semi-family match between the South African A and Bulls, the latter won 17-14 with two goals from Keagan Johannes and Johan Grobbelaar. In the second Test, the Lions defeated The Stormers 49-3 with the attempt of Welsh second grader Adam Bird, English prostitute Luke Cowan-Dickie, English second grader Johnny Hill, Irish third grader Jack Conan and Scottish pusher Xander Fagerson. Welsh winger Louis Rhys Zammit and England winger Sam Symonds, all 7 changed by young England opener Marcus Smith, just arrived to replace the injured Finn Russell and was promptly sent by Warren Gatland onto the field. In 3 weeks, the 22-year-old Smith put first the Premier League title won by the protagonist with the Harlequins, then his first two games with England, then the appeal of the lions and making his debut as a rookie. The Lions were able to embrace Captain Alon Wayne Jones, who had finally recovered from a shoulder injury and made his debut with 27 minutes remaining.