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Eddie Jones: Darcy Swain red card influenced refereeing decisions to ‘even’ the game up
England boss Eddie Jones insists that referee James Doleman evened up the game with his decisions after sending Darcy Swain off for foul play.
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Springboks: Jacques Nienaber praises his players for second-half comeback
Springboks boss Jacques Nienaber says he would rather look at the second-half after his side completed a 15-point comeback against Wales.
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Wales: Dan Biggar rues ‘missed opportunity’ to beat Springboks
Wales captain and fly-half Dan Biggar believes that his side losing out 32-29 to a brilliant Springbok comeback is a “missed opportunity”.
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Ireland: Andy Farrell hopeful Johnny Sexton will be available for the second Test
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is hopeful his star player Johnny Sexton will be cleared to play in the second Test match against the All Blacks.
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All Blacks: Delight after win against Ireland but wary of the second Test
All Blacks loose forward Ardie Savea is happy to have beaten Ireland 42-19 but expects a big challenge in the second Test next weekend.
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Wallabies: Noah Lolesio admits late inclusion helped his nerves against England
Wallabies playmaker Noah Lolesio says his late inclusion in the starting line-up helped him deal with any nerves for the clash against England.
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Michael Cheika: Discipline the primary work-on for Los Pumas
Argentina head coach Michael Cheika starts off his reign with a promising Los Pumas 26-18 win over Scotland in San Salvador de Jujuy.
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July internationals: Late Damian Willemse penalty breaks Wales hearts in thrilling Test
Damian Willemse kicked a last-minute penalty as South Africa claimed a 32-29 victory and took a 1-0 lead into their three-Test series with Wales.
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July internationals: 14-man Wallabies end winless streak against England
The Wallabies overcame a first half red card for Darcy Swain to clinch a deserved 30-28 victory against England in Saturday’s Test in Perth.
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July internationals: Clinical All Blacks power past Ireland in Auckland
New Zealand drew first blood in their three-Test series against Ireland when they sealed a deserved 42-19 win in Auckland on Saturday.
