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Watch Argentina vs Australia at Rugby Championship 2024, with round four set to take place this weekend. Below we have all the info on how to watch Argentina vs Australia from anywhere in the world with details on worldwide TV channels, broadcasters, free streams and start times.
Australia edged out Argentina 20-19 last weekend to pick up their first win of the tournament. A last-gasp penalty from Ben Donaldson gave the Wallabies a victory in South America, breaking Argentine hearts in the process. It was a dramatic contest and neutrals will hope to see something similar on Saturday. Despite the victory, head coach Joe Schmidt knows his Australia team must improve.
Australia finally got off the mark in this year's competition, winning narrowly 20-19 last weekend, and will be looking to get another win ahead of their Bledisloe Cup matches later in the month.
The Rugby Championship continues to deliver some of the best international rugby of the year. It feels like every game can go either way, and the result is often decided by big plays in the final moments. That was the case in the first game between Argentina and Australia, with the Wallabies securing a last-gasp win.
It has been a relatively strong start for new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt, but he won't want to rest on his laurels as he looks to rebuild the nation's rugby side.
The venue for this crunch fixture is the Brigadier General Estanislao López Stadium, also known as "The Elephant Graveyard", famous for its sporting giant slayings.
Argentina have already felled one giant this championship, beating the mighty All Blacks on the opening weekend. And Los Pumas captain Julián Montoya, who will win his 100th cap against Australia, will be integral if they are to get back to winning ways.
Head coach Felipe Contepomi has made four changes following the narrow one-point loss last weekend, with Guido Petti, Tomas Lavanini, Tomas Albornoz and Bautista Delguy set to start.
Australia have also been forced into changes, with Ben Donaldson selected at No.10 and Max Jorgensen handed his starting debut on the wing. On the bench, veteran prop James Slipper is set to equal former captain George Gregan’s monumental record of 139 Test caps for the Wallabies.
Argentina have given a good account of themselves so far at the championship, not least in beating the All Blacks on New Zealand soil. They showed last time out that they are capable of matching Australia across 80 minutes, but it was notable that Argentina were outscored two to one on tries in the first meeting between this pair. Kicking will once again be key for the hosts here.
The Wallabies will look to continue their positive momentum in their second of back-to-back road matches against Argentina in The Rugby Championship.
Australia finally got off the mark in this year's competition, winning narrowly 20-19 last weekend, and will be looking to get another win ahead of their Bledisloe Cup matches later in the month. It has been a relatively strong start for new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt, but he won't want to rest on his laurels as he looks to rebuild the nation's rugby side.
Argentina are still a top side, having knocked off the All Blacks on the opening weekend. The Wallabies match vs Argentina will be played at the Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López in Santa Fe Argentina, with a kick off time of 4:00 p.m. local time.
This means fans will have an early morning if they are to watch the game, with the match kicking off at 5:00 a.m. in the eastern states, 4:30 a.m. in Adelaide and 3:00 a.m. in Perth.
The game will be played on Sunday, September 8 Australian time.Argentina started fast to take a 10-0 lead but the Wallabies were in the fight when Jake Gordon dived under the points.
Rob Valetini's try put them in front in the middle of the second half but Argentina looked to have celebrated Agustin Creevy's last game in style when they kicked a late penalty.
The Wallabies kept pressing and got the perfect opportunity when Argentina infringed right in front of the posts with seconds left.
Argentina’s Rugby Championship campaign couldn’t have got off to a better start, after they beat the All Blacks in their own back yard. Since then, however, they’ve fallen to two defeats and will be eager to get their tournament back on track this weekend. Australia, meanwhile, have gone in the other direction, following up two heavy defeats to the Springboks with a narrow victory over the Pumas in La Plata. As head coach Joe Schmidt looks to build momentum ahead of next year’s British & Irish Lions Tour, expect another close encounter before the Wallabies head home for their first Bledisloe Cup match of the year.
It failed to dent the Wallabies' confidence and they pressed for a winner.
Lolesio broke the line with six minutes to go but couldn’t find Max Jorgensen on the 22.
This allowed the Wallabies to press the line as inch by inch they wore down Argentina.
As the desperation started to seep in, Schmidt’s side forced the infringement from replacement Mayco Vivas right in front of the posts as he went through the ruck illegally trying to force a mistake from Angus Bell.
It allowed Donaldson to wind down the clock and slot the easiest of three points for a crucial victory.
“(I’m) really proud,” coach Joe Schmidt said post-match.
“We made a few things hard for ourselves, giving them a head start at home with a loud crowd and in very difficult conditions with a swirly wind and a very breezy ball, but we didn't control the kickoff well and often put ourselves straight back under pressure, which was frustrating.
The Argentina and Australia live stream, in round four of the 2024 Rugby Championship, in Santa Fe, sees both teams bidding to keep in touch with the competition's runaway leaders. Fans can watch Wallabies vs Argentina live streams from anywhere in the world with details on worldwide TV channels, broadcasters, free streams and start times.
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Watch Argentina vs Australia at Rugby Championship 2024, with round four set to take place this weekend. Below we have all the info on how to watch Argentina vs Australia from anywhere in the world with details on worldwide TV channels, broadcasters, free streams and start times.
Australia edged out Argentina 20-19 last weekend to pick up their first win of the tournament. A last-gasp penalty from Ben Donaldson gave the Wallabies a victory in South America, breaking Argentine hearts in the process. It was a dramatic contest and neutrals will hope to see something similar on Saturday. Despite the victory, head coach Joe Schmidt knows his Australia team must improve.
Australia finally got off the mark in this year's competition, winning narrowly 20-19 last weekend, and will be looking to get another win ahead of their Bledisloe Cup matches later in the month.
The Rugby Championship continues to deliver some of the best international rugby of the year. It feels like every game can go either way, and the result is often decided by big plays in the final moments. That was the case in the first game between Argentina and Australia, with the Wallabies securing a last-gasp win.
It has been a relatively strong start for new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt, but he won't want to rest on his laurels as he looks to rebuild the nation's rugby side.
The venue for this crunch fixture is the Brigadier General Estanislao López Stadium, also known as "The Elephant Graveyard", famous for its sporting giant slayings.
Argentina have already felled one giant this championship, beating the mighty All Blacks on the opening weekend. And Los Pumas captain Julián Montoya, who will win his 100th cap against Australia, will be integral if they are to get back to winning ways.
Head coach Felipe Contepomi has made four changes following the narrow one-point loss last weekend, with Guido Petti, Tomas Lavanini, Tomas Albornoz and Bautista Delguy set to start.
Australia have also been forced into changes, with Ben Donaldson selected at No.10 and Max Jorgensen handed his starting debut on the wing. On the bench, veteran prop James Slipper is set to equal former captain George Gregan’s monumental record of 139 Test caps for the Wallabies.
Argentina have given a good account of themselves so far at the championship, not least in beating the All Blacks on New Zealand soil. They showed last time out that they are capable of matching Australia across 80 minutes, but it was notable that Argentina were outscored two to one on tries in the first meeting between this pair. Kicking will once again be key for the hosts here.
The Wallabies will look to continue their positive momentum in their second of back-to-back road matches against Argentina in The Rugby Championship.
Australia finally got off the mark in this year's competition, winning narrowly 20-19 last weekend, and will be looking to get another win ahead of their Bledisloe Cup matches later in the month. It has been a relatively strong start for new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt, but he won't want to rest on his laurels as he looks to rebuild the nation's rugby side.
Argentina are still a top side, having knocked off the All Blacks on the opening weekend. The Wallabies match vs Argentina will be played at the Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López in Santa Fe Argentina, with a kick off time of 4:00 p.m. local time.
This means fans will have an early morning if they are to watch the game, with the match kicking off at 5:00 a.m. in the eastern states, 4:30 a.m. in Adelaide and 3:00 a.m. in Perth.
The game will be played on Sunday, September 8 Australian time.Argentina started fast to take a 10-0 lead but the Wallabies were in the fight when Jake Gordon dived under the points.
Rob Valetini's try put them in front in the middle of the second half but Argentina looked to have celebrated Agustin Creevy's last game in style when they kicked a late penalty.
The Wallabies kept pressing and got the perfect opportunity when Argentina infringed right in front of the posts with seconds left.
Argentina’s Rugby Championship campaign couldn’t have got off to a better start, after they beat the All Blacks in their own back yard. Since then, however, they’ve fallen to two defeats and will be eager to get their tournament back on track this weekend. Australia, meanwhile, have gone in the other direction, following up two heavy defeats to the Springboks with a narrow victory over the Pumas in La Plata. As head coach Joe Schmidt looks to build momentum ahead of next year’s British & Irish Lions Tour, expect another close encounter before the Wallabies head home for their first Bledisloe Cup match of the year.
It failed to dent the Wallabies' confidence and they pressed for a winner.
Lolesio broke the line with six minutes to go but couldn’t find Max Jorgensen on the 22.
This allowed the Wallabies to press the line as inch by inch they wore down Argentina.
As the desperation started to seep in, Schmidt’s side forced the infringement from replacement Mayco Vivas right in front of the posts as he went through the ruck illegally trying to force a mistake from Angus Bell.
It allowed Donaldson to wind down the clock and slot the easiest of three points for a crucial victory.
“(I’m) really proud,” coach Joe Schmidt said post-match.
“We made a few things hard for ourselves, giving them a head start at home with a loud crowd and in very difficult conditions with a swirly wind and a very breezy ball, but we didn't control the kickoff well and often put ourselves straight back under pressure, which was frustrating.