The Wallabies have made it four wins on the trot with a comfortable 32-17 win over Argentina at Cbus Super Stadium.
Dave Rennie’s side dominated the majority of the game, with an Andrew Kellaway hat-trick leading the Wallabies out to a 32-3 lead.
While the Pumas scored the final 14 points to make the score line respectable, it ended up being a regulation victory for the in-form Australians.
Despite the win, Rennie was left “frustrated” with his side’s final 20 minutes to let the Pumas close the gap.
“It felt like that in the last 20. It was 32-3, had the opportunity to really put the foot on the throat and we gave away a few penalties, gave up a couple of soft tries and weren’t able to build pressure,” Rennie said.
“Frustrating. Proud of the win, up to 32-3 we played some pretty good footy.”
In the second game of the double header on the Gold Coast it was the Springboks who returned to form with an upset win over the All Blacks.
Fans at Cbus Super Stadium were treated to a classic encounter between the world number one and two ranked sides, with South Africa claiming a 31-29 victory.
The result marks the Springboks’ first win from their last four appearances, while New Zealand still comfortably took home the Rugby Championship with five wins from six games.