Wallabies have to beat Pumas by 101 points to win Tri-Nations

Tri-Nations

Wallabies have to beat Pumas by 101 points to win Tri-Nations

By Semi Turaga

Monday 30/11/2020

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The Wallabies have to beat Argentina by 101 points this weekend to win the Tri-Nations.

Argentina on the other hand has to win by a 93-point margin.

The Wallabies meet Argentina at 8.45pm Saturday

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