Carreras' Kicking Coup: Argentina's Narrow Win Over Australia

Argentina's Santiago Carreras scored 23 points as the Pumas edged Australia 28-26 in Sydney, reviving their Rugby Championship hopes. Despite a late Wallabies surge, Carreras' precise kicking helped seal a narrow victory, as Argentina turned the tables after a previous loss to Australia in Townsville.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Sydney | Updated: 13-09-2025 11:54 IST | Created: 13-09-2025 11:54 IST
Carreras' Kicking Coup: Argentina's Narrow Win Over Australia
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In an intense Rugby Championship clash, Argentina's flyhalf Santiago Carreras proved instrumental, racking up 23 points to guide the Pumas to a hard-fought 28-26 victory over Australia in Sydney.

While many anticipated a high-scoring encounter in the Sydney Football Stadium sunshine, it was Carreras' exceptional kicking that made the difference, alongside a single try from captain Julian Montoya.

Despite mounting a late comeback with two tries by Filipo Daugunu and one from Andrew Kellaway, the Wallabies fell short as Argentina held firm, overturning last week's defeat in Townsville with a resilient defensive stand.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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