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Wallabies (9) 16 / 20 (12) Ireland (Final Score)
The Australian Wallabies and Ireland did battle in the June Internationals 2018 at
Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia at 12:05 SA Time (20:05 AEST, 11:05 UK Time, 10:05 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 on TV in SA.
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Scorers:
Wallabies:
- Penalties – Bernard Foley (3)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – Marika Koroibete (1)
- Conversions – Bernard Foley (1)
Ireland:
- Penalties – Johnny Sexton (5)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – CJ Stander (1)
- Conversions – 0
Teams:
Australian Wallabies |
Ireland |
23 June 2018 at 12:05 SA Time | |
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Expected weather: It is partly cloudy with a high of around 17°C and a low of 6°C
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)
Assistant Referees: Paul Williams (New Zealand), Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa),
TMO: Ben Skeen (New Zealand)
Wallabies 9 / 17 Ireland
Wallaby penalty, just inside their half… 7m from touch.
“So, a clean sweep by the All Blacks against France in the 3-Test series… although under very controvertial circumstances aginst France!”
How controverstial is 49-14……….?
I would say this was an emphatic series win.
Yes there were things that went against Le Froggie . Like the Red Card against their Fullback in the 2nd Test and the possible obstruction by the Ref in today’s Match. But I make the assertion that both decisions were correct by the Officials. Just bad luck for France.
Luck part of the game……………………………just like weather………………….home advantage….etc.
Now we all may not agree with the Laws of the Game. I certainly don’t think the French 15 should have been Red Carded in the 2nd Test. 34,000 people paid between $110.00 and $400.00 to watch a game of 80 minutes of rugby and were robbed after 10 minutes by THE RED CARD.
Something has to change.
BUT WE WON ………..and deservedly so.
26 Minutes to go in the match…
Can the Wallabies come back or will Ireland take the Test series?
Try Marika Koroibete, Wallabies!
Wallabies 16 / 17 Ireland
33 cane wrote:
In each of the 3 Tests, the critical decisions changed the total faces of the Tests.
1st Test: Red Card – After THAT (12 minutes) there was only ever going to be 1 result.
2nd Test: Red Card – Should NEVER have been given and changed the eventual outcome.
3rd Test: Referee Obstruction – That proved to be a decisive score at the time… and from there on the French spirits were clearly just damaged and broken… leading to the eventual result.
Controvertial… DEFINATELY SO!!
Hey… and I do not even like French Rugby!!
17 Minutes to go!
Wallabies scrum penalty!
Wallabies working very hard…
Penalty advantage Wallabies… kickable!
High tackle by Henshaw.
Missed to the left… just.
9 Minutes to go… 1 point in it… only 1!
Forward pass ruled grom Joe Powell… hell that was harsh…
Ireland scrum.
Wallaby coach Cheika is absolutely LIVID!!
5 Minutes to go in the match…
Referee just misses 2 Irish passes which also went forward… but not called.
Ireland penalty on their own 10m line… deliberate slap ruled against Folau.
Ireland lineout, deep in Aussie half…
Ireland kickable penalty… off his feet at the ruck by Latu!
Johnny Sexton for goal… and less than 2 minutes remain…
Wallabies 16 / 20 Ireland
Less than a minute to go… Wallabies have the ball.
Wallabies inside the 22… then they pass out to touch…
TMO
Critical TMO decision… absolutely critical!
No clear and obvious evidence…
No Wallaby penalty…
Game over… Ireland win the Test and the series!
Very, very close game…
Australian Wallabies (9) 16 / 20 (12) Ireland (Final Score)
Congrats Ireland on the Series win!
See you in a few hours for the Springboks / England game…
@ grootblousmile:
Controvertial… DEFINATELY SO!!
Hey… and I do not even like French Rugby!!
😎
Q: What’s the difference between Damian McKenzie and The French Rugby Team.
A: 10 points.
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