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BackPumas vs Wallabies: Live Rugby Match Updates from Mendoza
Pumas vs Wallabies: Live Rugby Match Updates from Mendoza
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Pumas vs Wallabies: Live Rugby Match Updates from Mendoza

Quick Look

  • Live updates from the Pumas vs Wallabies rugby match in Mendoza show a tightly contested game with the score tied at 14-14 at halftime.
  • Both teams traded tries and penalties, with key moments including yellow cards, TMO reviews, and possession shifts.
  • The Pumas dominated possession in the final 10 minutes of the first half with 83%, scoring two tries to level the match.

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Why It Matters

The Pumas and Wallabies are competing in a rugby match held in Mendoza, Argentina. The match is part of the international rugby calendar, with both teams seeking victory in a closely contested encounter.

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43' No score yet in second half

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It's still 14-14, although we are only in the early days of the second half.

The Pumas have enjoyed possession in these initial stages, playing with confidence after their brilliant finish to the first half.

Second half makes a start

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Here we go — it's 14-14 as the second half gets underway.

Play set to resume

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The second half is only minutes away.

An interesting stat from the first half relates to how much possession the Pumas had in the last 10 minutes.

They enjoyed a whopping 83 per cent, capitalising with two tries.

The half-time siren couldn't have come quicker for the Wallabies.

HT: Wallabies and Pumas deadlocked

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The Pumas were unable to get across the stripe in the final play of the first half.

It's 14-14 at the break.

It's anyone's game in Mendoza!

43' Another Pumas penalty

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Another penalty to the Pumas, and another five-metre scrum …

40' Wallabies give away penalty

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The half-time whistle appeared ready to be sounded, but Wallabies fullback Tom Wright is penalised for leading with his forearm on Pumas scrum half Simón Benítez Cruz.

Pumas opt for a five-metre scrum — what can they do from here?

39' Pumas score again!

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Ignacio Mendy goes over for the hosts!

Wow!

The Pumas winger burst through a gaping hole created by an excellent set-play off a line-out inside the Wallabies' half.

The Wallabies' defence was found wanting.

Santiago Carreras converted and it's 14-14 in the shadows of half-time.

36' Pumas score!

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Pumas skipper Pablo Matera scores!

Matera dots down after the Pumas attacked the Wallabies' goal line with aggression.

They opted for a scrum from the earlier penalty and maintained possession in tight during the earlier phase play.

The conversion attempt from Santiago Carreras was successful — the Wallabies lead 14-7.

33' Wallabies down to 14 players

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Upon review from the earlier penalty, Wallabies lock Jeremy Williams has been shown a yellow card for diving off his feet.

Both teams down to 14 players at the moment.

33' Wallabies penalised inside 22

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The Pumas have a chance to bounce back on the scoreboard.

They receive a penalty inside the Wallabies' 22.

What can the hosts do from here?

29' Daugunu back on the field

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Positive news for the Wallabies with Filipo Daugunu passing his HIA.

28' Wallabies score through Jorgensen!

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The Wallabies score again — Max Jorgensen gets the five-pointer!

Following the earlier penalty, the Wallabies chose to take the tap again.

They had numbers out wide, allowing Jorgensen to dive over untouched on the left flank.

Ryan Lonergan adds the extras to establish a 14-0 lead.

27' Wallabies held up, Pumas shown yellow card

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The Wallabies are held up over the line but receive a penalty for another Pumas infringement.

The Pumas had been warned by referee James Doleman for repeated penalties and he shows lock Franco Molina a yellow card.

26' Wallabies earn penalty inside Pumas' 22

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The Wallabies have a penalty deep inside the Pumas' 22.

They opt for a tap.

Can they capitalise on this opportunity?

24' Daugunu off the pitch

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Filipo Daugunu left the field for an HIA.

Carter Gordon is on at fly half, with Ben Donaldson moving to fullback and Tom Wright shifting to the wing.

We'll let you know if Daugunu is cleared to return to the match.

20' Wilson scores for Wallabies!

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Harry Wilson goes over!

The try is awarded this time after the Wallabies skipper barges his way across the goal line.

The Wallabies were awarded a penalty and kicked for touch.

They won the line-out and then attacked the Pumas' defensive live with repeated efforts inside the 22.

Eventually the dam wall burst, and Wilson touched down from close range.

Ryan Lonergan converted for a 7-0 lead.

17' Wallabies' try disallowed

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No try!

Assistant referee Gianluca Gnecchi's flag had gone up, having judged Ryan Lonergan was in touch when he passed the ball infield ahead of Harry Wilson getting over the goal line.

The try had initially been awarded by referee James Doleman but upon the TMO's review, it was scrubbed from the score sheet.

16' Wallabies score … maybe?

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Harry Wilson has crossed the stripe but the try may be disallowed, despite being awarded.

The TMO is looking at the phase play leading up to the potential try.

Open Questions

  • Which team will win the match?
  • Will there be any further disciplinary actions?
  • How will the second half unfold in terms of scoring and momentum?

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