Wallabies vs Springboks live updates: ‘Circus’ as Australia reduced to 12 men
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Key Updates
- Wallabies down to 12 men as Suaalii sees yellow!
- ‘Circus’ scenes as ref gets on the phone
- Wilson scores, Wallabies on verge of famous win!
- Jorgensen scorches over to surely seal massive upset!
- Donaldson fires Wallabies back into lead!
- Ikitau has a quickfire double and Wallabies lead!
- Chaos in Perth as Springboks strike back immediately!
- Ikitau hits back for the Wallabies!
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Springboks cut lead to 11!
The Springboks cut the lead to 11 as halfback Morne van den Berg scores a try off the back of a dominant scrum.
This is unbelievable as 12-man Australia’s lead is now cut to 42-31 after 74 minutes.
Surely not?
Wallabies down to 12 men as Suaalii sees yellow!
The Wallabies are now down to 12 men as Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii sees yellow!
Wild stuff as the Wallabies lead 42-24 after 72 minutes.
Springboks score, Wallabies down to 13
More drama as the Springboks are awarded a penalty try and the Wallabies are down to 13 men!
Ryan Lonergan is binned and Australia’s lead is cut to 42-24 after 71 minutes.
‘Circus’ scenes as ref gets on the phone
Bizarre scenes as referee Andrea Piardi has to get on the phone to his TMO because of communication issues.
We had these issues in the South Africa vs New Zealand Test in Baltimore as well.
“It’s a circus,” Justin Harrison says on Stan.
Andrea Piardi calls it in. Stan
Wallabies captain sent to the sinbin
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson is sent to the sinbin for a high shot.
Australia lead 42-17 after 69 minutes.
Springboks star having a ‘shocker’
Jorgensen scorches over to surely seal massive upset!
Max Jorgensen scorches over to surely seal a massive upset!
Canan Moodie spilled the ball near halfway and the Wallabies winger picked the Gilbert up and took off.
There was no stopping him from there and Australia lead 42-17 after 64 minutes.
Extraordinary scenes in Perth.
Max Jorgensen of the Wallabies celebrates scoring a try. Getty Images
Lonergan seven from seven with the boot
Ryan Lonergan is seven from seven with the boot tonight.
Hard to overstate the importance of a gun goalkicker.
Wilson scores, Wallabies on verge of famous win!
Harry Wilson scores and the Wallabies are on the verge of a famous win!
“This Optus Stadium crowd has gone off!” Tim Horan says.
Australia lead 37-17 after an hour’s play.
Lonergan on target, Ikitau hurt
Ryan Lonergan is on target with another penalty, but Len Ikitau is hurt as he limps to the sidelines.
On comes Harry Potter as the Wallabies hold a 30-17 lead after 54 minutes.
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will move back to the centres.
