Australia's Historic Comeback Stuns Springboks at Ellis Park
Australia's rugby team overcame a 22-point deficit to triumph over South Africa 38-22 at Ellis Park, marking their first victory there in 62 years. Coach Joe Schmidt praised the team's courage and luck, while also expressing concern over injuries to key players Dylan Pietsch and Harry Wilson.
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In a stunning display of perseverance, Australia's rugby team overturned a 22-point deficit to secure a 38-22 victory against South Africa in the Rugby Championship. The win at Ellis Park is historic, ending a 62-year drought for Australia at this iconic venue.
Despite a challenging start, coach Joe Schmidt lauded his team's courage and resilience. "At 22-0 down, the players showed immense courage," Schmidt commented to SuperSport. The coach, however, acknowledged the role of luck in their comeback.
Injury concerns loom as Dylan Pietsch and Harry Wilson left the field injured, posing challenges ahead of the next match in Cape Town. Yet, the victory remains a testament to the Australian team's spirit and character on the field.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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