Rampant All Blacks crush Wallabies 43-21 to extend dominance
The last time Australia beat New Zealand was at Brisbane in 2020 when current All Blacks coach Dave Rennie was in charge of the Wallabies.
In a resounding victory, New Zealand's All Blacks defeated Australia's Wallabies 43-21 in a fiercely contested match at Sydney's Stadium Australia on Saturday. The win extended the All Blacks' winning streak over the Wallabies to an impressive 13 Tests, further solidifying their dominance. The relentless attack of the All Blacks was evident from the start, as they faced intense pressure early on but managed to soak it up and launch their own attack.
Winger Josh Moorby and Beauden Barrett both scored twice, while new contributions came from Peter Lakai, Rieko Ioane, and Wallace Sititi. Australia managed to score twice through Jeremy Williams, Tom Wright, and Filipo Daugunu, but their efforts were not enough to overcome the All Blacks' relentless onslaught. This victory marks the end of the World Championship for both teams, who now head to Europe to conclude the Nations Championship.
The Wallabies coach, Les Kiss, and All Blacks coach, Dave Rennie, will have to make tough decisions regarding their squads as the World Cup build-up intensifies.
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