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Australie vs. Argentine : un match fou conclu à la 86e minute par l’Australie


Angus Bell (Australie), félicité par Brandon Paenga-Amosa et Tate McDermott après son essai lors du match du Rugby Championship contre l’Argentine au Queensland Country Bank Stadium, à Townsville, le 6 septembre 2025. (Photo : Ian Hitchcock / Getty Images)
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L’Australie a complètement renversé la situation – encore une fois – lors d’un match d’une rare intensité contre l’Argentine dans le cadre du Rugby Championship 2025, au Queensland Country Bank Stadium de Townsville (Australie).

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Menés à la mi-temps (21-7), les Wallabies ont trouvé l’énergie pour revenir à hauteur, avec notamment un doublé de Joseph-Aukuso Sua’ali’i (47e et 63e minutes).

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Rugby Championship
Australia
28 - 24
Temps complet
Argentina
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Alors que Los Pumas reprenaient temporairement l’avantage sur pénalité (24-21, 79e), les Australiens ont tout donné en fin de rencontre. Dans un ultime mouvement à la 86e minute – 6 minutes dans le temps additionnel ! – Angus Bell applatissait l’essai décisif, transformé par James O’Connor, offrant une victoire inouïe 28-24.

Les Wallabies, qui signent leur deuxième succès en trois rencontres, prennent provisoirement la tête du classement en attendant le choc à Auckland entre les All Blacks et l’Afrique du Sud championne du monde.

Très indisciplinés en première période, les hommes de Joe Schmidt ont su profiter des occasions. À une minute de la fin, alors qu’ils étaient encore menés 24-21, les Australiens avaient la possibilité d’égaliser grâce à une pénalité. Mais leur capitaine Harry Wilson, de retour après une blessure au genou, a choisi de jouer en touche pour forcer la décision, un pari gagnant.

Les deux équipes se retrouveront la semaine prochaine à Sydney pour la revanche.

Rugby Championship

P
W
L
D
PF
PA
PD
BP T
BP-7
BP
Total
1
Australia
3
2
1
0
9
2
New Zealand
2
1
1
0
6
3
Argentina
3
1
2
0
5
4
South Africa
2
1
1
0
4

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