World · Singapore Bureau
Argentina hold Wallabies in thrilling 28-28 draw despite numerical disadvantage
Argentina battled to a dramatic 28-28 draw with Australia in the second Test on Saturday, with captain Pablo Matera scoring twice as the visitors played the final 10 minutes with only 13 players on the field.
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Argentina's resilience was on full display in Mendoza as they secured an unlikely draw against Australia in Saturday's second Test match, finishing the contest with just 13 men on the field after late dismissals.
Captain Pablo Matera proved instrumental for the visitors, crossing for two tries in a performance that underscored Argentina's determination and tactical discipline. Despite the numerical disadvantage in the closing stages, the home side held firm against sustained Australian pressure to claim the 28-28 result.
The draw marks a significant achievement for Argentina, who were forced to adapt their game plan after losing players to the sin bin late in the match. The Wallabies, seeking victory in Mendoza, were unable to capitalise on their one-man advantage in the final stretch.
Both teams will now turn their attention to their upcoming fixtures as they continue their international campaign following this evenly contested encounter.