Wallabies 28 All Blacks 49

Keo.co.za brought you live commentary on the Tri-Nations clash in Melbourne.

Full time: Wallabies 28 All Blacks 49

80 mins: All Blacks try! Was basic. The All Blacks just spread the ball end to end on each attack to stretch the Wallabies’ defence. As they broke into the Wallabies’ red zone, the ball was passed to the right, where the All Blacks had a major overlap. Replacement hooker Corey Flynn touches down in the corner. Carter misses the conversion, which could’ve made it the All Blacks’ highest score tally against the Wallabies. The final hooter blows to end the game. The All Blacks win 49-28!

70 mins: Wallabies try! From the lineout, the Wallabies build momentum with several ball carriers. Eventually, skipper Rocky Elsom breaks through and crosses the chalk. Giteau converts. 44-28 to the All Blacks!

68 mins: All Blacks determined to run the ball as they play from their red zone. However, Pocock wins the Wallabies a penalty as he catches out the All Blacks holding on to the ball on the ground. Wallabies kick for touch.

58 mins: All Blacks try! Didn’t take too long before the All Blacks hit back. The visitors won the ball at the kickoff (again) and set out on an attack. After a couple of set phases, play goes wide and Nonu’s pass threads Rokocoko through and the wing stretches out for another try. Carter misses the conversion, 44-21 to the All Blacks!

55 mins: Wallabies try! Finally! After spending eight minutes in the All Blacks’ red zone, Ashley-Cooper dives over after gatherong a loose pass from Giteau. Giteau converts. 39-21 to the All Blacks!

52 mins: Genia takes another quick penalty tap and Pocock drives over the line moments after. However, the TMO rules the ball is held up. 5m scrum to the Wallabies.

50 mins: All Blacks concede a penalty in their 22m area and scrumhalf Will Genia takes the quick penalty tap. After 15 phases, the Wallabies get another penlaty as the visitors are adjudged to be offside.

47 mins: All Blacks try! Wallabies have the put in to the scrum in their 22m area, but the All Blacks pack drive through and win possession. Read drives up and the ball is spread wide to an unmarked Muliaina, who grabs his brace. Carter slots the conversion. 39-14 to the All Blacks!

43 mins: Wallabies see red as Mitchell is sent off after receiving his second yellow card for obstructing a quick throw. Joubert gave the final warning in the first half and the Wallabies will have to play with 14 men for the rest of the game.

41 mins: Good kickoff from Carter, which allows No 8 Kieron Read to win the ball in the air. However, Read loses the ball forward and the Wallabies have the scrum. Lucky layoff early on for the hosts.

Half-time: Wallabies 14 All Blacks 32

40 mins: All Blacks have the lineout as the half-time hooter blows. However, Pocock makes another steal at the next breakdown. The Wallabies spread play wide and Mitchell puts in the kick ahead, but it’s too long and rolls out. Joubert blows to end the half.

35 mins: All Blacks try! And it’s the bonus-point five-pointer! From a 10m lineout, lock Brad Thorn drives up play. As the forwards gain metres, replacement scrumhalf Piri Weepu decides to go back to the blindside and the ball is passed wide to Jane, who touches down in the corner. Carter kicks over the difficult conversion. 32-14 to the All Blacks!

32 mins: All Blacks win the ball from the restart and the Wallabies are later penalised for a breakdown infringement. Carter converts. 25-14 to the Wallabies!

30 mins: The All Blacks are caught out as they attempt to run the ball from their 22m area. Inside centre Ma’a Nonu gets possession and slips, and is penalised for holding on at the tackle point. Giteau slots the penalty from right in front. 22-14 to the All Blacks!

28 mins: Mitchell is yellow-carded after a call from the assistant referee Cobus Wessels. The punishment is for no arms in the tackle, which was late too. Wallabies down to 14 men.

25 mins: All Blacks try! Clever tactics from the All Blacks. They target Ashley-Cooper with a chip and win a turnover from the breakdown. Skipper Richie McCaw picks up the ball and runs down the touchline and beats three defenders to score. Carter adds the extras. 22-11 to the All Blacks!

24 mins: BIG HIT! Wing Joe Rokocoko bumps off fullback Adam Ashley-Cooper in a big collision. Ashley-Cooper gets medical attention.

22 mins: All Blacks Owen Franks is sent to the sin bin for an offside and shoulder charge tackle. All Blacks down to 14 men.

20 mins: All Blacks win possession from the restart and use their forwards to drive into the Wallabies’ red zone. But Wallabies flanker David Pocock makes a crucial steal and the Wallabies are awarded a scrum.

17 mins: Giteau gets another opportunity at goal as the All Blacks are penalised moments after again. This time the pivot converts. 15-11 to the All Blacks!

15 mins: The first scrum of the game and All Blacks loosehead prop Tony Woodcock is penalised in a kickable position. But Giteau misses the straight forward kick.

13 mins: All Blacks try! All Blacks pass the ball through the hands and wing Cory Jane puts the chip ahead. Muliaina gets the perfect birthday gift as he gathers to dot down. Carter misses the conversion. 15-8 to the All Blacks!

10 mins: All Blacks try! Can you believe it!? Carter makes up for his earlier error as he charged down inside centre Berrick Barnes’ clearance after the restart and dives over for the All Blacks’ first five-pointer. Carter converts and the All Blacks are ahead. 10-8 to the All Blacks!

8 mins: Wallabies try! The home team regain the lead as wing Drew Mitchell charged down Carter’s clearance. The All Blacks pivot took too long with his kick and the Mitchell pounced to dive in at the corner. Giteau misses the conversion. 8-3 to the All Blacks!

6 mins: All Blacks get their first penalty moments after the kickoff as the Wallabies are penalised for competing at the breakdown off their feet. Pivot Dan Carter finds the target. Score level at 3-3!

2 mins: Great break from pivot Matt Giteau from his own 22m area as he set out on a 40m run. It’s 3 on 2 and Giteau offloads to wing James O’Connor who has centre Rob Horne on his outside. O’Connor decides not to pass and goes down to recycle. Poor passing slows momentum. However, the Wallabies still break into the All Blacks’ red zone with a penalty advantage for offside. Nothing comes from it the opportunity and referee Craig Joubert awards Wallabies the first penalty. Giteau converts. 3-0 to the Wallabies!

1 min: Wallabies kickoff and it’s a deep one. Easy for the All Blacks to secure possession and they run a couple a phases before fullback Mils Muliaina puts a long toe-poke through.

Wallabies – 15 Adam Ashley Cooper, 14 James O’Connor, 13 Rob Horne, 12 Berrick Barnes, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Matt Giteau, 9 Will Genia, 8 Richard Brown, 7 David Pocock, 6 Rocky Elsom (c), 5 Nathan Sharpe, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Salesi Ma’afu, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Benn Robinson
Subs: 16 Saia Faingaa, 17 James Slipper, 18 Rob Simmons, 19 Matt Hodgson, 20 Luke Burgess, 21 Anthony Faingaa, 22 Kurtley Beale.

All Blacks – 15 Mils Muliaina, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Conrad Smith, 12 Ma’a Nonu, 11 Joe Rokocoko, 10 Daniel Carter, 9 Jimmy Cowan, 8 Kieran Read, 7 Richie McCaw (c), 6 Jerome Kaino, 5 Tom Donnelly, 4 Brad Thorn, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Keven Mealamu, 1 Tony Woodcock
Subs: 16 Corey Flynn, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Sam Whitelock, 19 Victor Vito, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Aaron Cruden, 22 Israel Dagg.

By Gareth Duncan

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  • 401.Auntie Mavis: Reply to this comment

    1. New Zealand 3 3 0 0 112 57 55 3 15
    2. Australia 2 1 1 0 58 62 -4 0 4
    3. South Africa 3 0 3 0 42 93 -51 0 0

  • 402.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-395: Except in WCs that is. Score Boks 2 ABs 0.5 (the other 0.5 for a WC without the best team playing)

  • 403.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @skopskiet(yliad)-346: I’ve emailed the webmaster again dude, you can’t talk like that in a public forum.

    It’s disgraceful, I don’t care how you speak in front of your own kids, not on in here. Show some respect.

  • 404.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-402: :lol:

  • 405.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-403: hiyas mate. no doubt he is trailer park material

  • 406.Bill Reyts: Reply to this comment

    Well outta here guys. Well done to all the AB’s enjoy the celebrations.

  • 407.poppa69: Reply to this comment

    @Bill Reyts(Gumboots)-406: catch you later Bill.. cheers..

  • 408.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-402: dont forget the AB’s always win everything the year before the world cup :lol:

  • 409.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-404: Howzit. Any thoughts on the game later. Will be a good one against the orange nemesis

  • 410.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-408: Yup, its in the bag :wink:

  • 411.Big Hit: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-373: the side ranked 11 are better than the side ranked 10, it’s a futile system.

  • 412.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-405: hey, pity though because when he’s not ranting about JWs agents he actually has some great insights.

    Pity they are rendered redundant with the rest of the twaddle cascading out of his mouth… :-)

    Sharks better sort out the Cheetahs today.

  • 413.Big Hit: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-412: how many hours until kick-off?

  • 414.ET: Reply to this comment

    To break this appalling monotony let’s say that Bold Silvano(6) to fight it out with Aslan(11-25/1) in the Durban July and these two to be followed home by Happy Valley(13) and River Jetez(10).

  • 415.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-402:
    Shame you guys still balme everyone else for not being there in 1987. Suppose it was the refs fault.

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-404:
    Wow,your easy to make smile

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-408:
    I dont forget,all good. Remember next year you cant hide behind a nice draw. You wont be skipping the best teams in the world to get the RWC 2011 finals

  • 416.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @Big Hit(Big Hit)-413: 40 mins

  • 417.David: Reply to this comment

    @Big Hit(Big Hit)-413:
    Half an hour, 2.00pm UK time, immediately followed by Bulls v Lions at 4.pm your time.

  • 418.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Big Hit(Big Hit)-411:
    Yep and the winners of the RWC lost to the NZ that came 7th or 8th in that tournament so whats the point?

  • 419.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @ET(ET)-414: Durban was quiet this morning, and the race course didn’t seem to have as many tents as usual when I looked from Musgrave today.

    No doubt it’s going to be an all-fall-down affair as usual.

  • 420.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-415: of course :lol:

    cat steal ur sense of humour??

    comes free you know

  • 421.Black Panther: Reply to this comment

    .

    Finally, a match with TWO sides playing rugby !

    Let’s forget about the CLOWN masquerading as a ‘referee’ for now and applaud both teams for having a go until the final whistle – salute !

  • 422.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-403: Kickshot just needs a pg rating with his comments thats all. to be accessed by grownups (which unfortunately will exclude most tokoloshe south sea islanders). kickshot bullshyte humour surprisingly is chickensoup to the soul – just don’t take it personally. btw Kickshot was goaded by that dimwit, and his reply was not as bad as some on this site… It was colourful prose only he can write…

  • 423.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-410:
    hmm i remember you saying that 3-4 weeks ago about the 3N.

  • 424.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-415: hey if you win good luck

    its part of sport

    but lets not go into favourable draws etc :wink:

  • 425.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-415: Who said anything about blame… not I. HG just pointed out the best team was missing…

  • 426.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-422: Most of it is super funny, especially when I imagine the accent that goes with it LOL.

  • 427.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @ET(ET)-414: WTF?

  • 428.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Black Panther(Black Panther)-421:
    Yep thats right. Two teams that actually put a good game together

  • 429.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-412: @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-409: yup cant wait should be a good game

    lets hope the sharks are in form or it’ll be a sad day :lol:

  • 430.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-423: Its called staying on message and not wavering – something a duplicitous islander knows nothing about

  • 431.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    tsk tsk tsk ,johannesburg is waiting mate ,

  • 432.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @sharks_lover(sharks_lover)-424:
    lol
    Ok i will keep away from the Draw saga.

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-425:
    Sorry,you seem to blame everything of late on the refs and Kiwis.
    By the way SA wasnt the best team in the world in 1987,NZ was and proved it. Live with it and carry on,is what you need to do.

  • 433.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    skoppie suddenly dissapeared :lol: me thinks his gutter language accounted for him again :lol:

  • 434.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-430:
    Yep,even though you look like a twat,carry on with your SA will win the 3N etc

  • 435.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-432: uhm they proved it against everyone but south africa …….

    but illl be fair . you guys won the world cup 1987

    2-1 boks :wink:

  • 436.SAussie/QldRed: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-432: Well done bud, I was afraid we wouldn’t show up tonight and we didn’t, you guys must be pround, looking good, Our guys can go away lick the wounds and try and restore some pride

  • 437.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-426: lol. what is the imagined accent? (for me its a spluttering lisp induced by two incisors missing in the top row of teeth along the lines of (phonetics) eggk gkaan joe moo-rrrr!)

  • 438.ET: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-419:

    There will be a rush soon as the big buck Dubai oil barons are in the Indian market not far from Greyville.

    What number is your bucks on?

  • 439.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-437: LOL ;-)

  • 440.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-434: It has been said many times before on Keo – “this is not a popularity contest”…

    I like to see it as a quest for truth and exposure of duplicity in rugby…

    But thank you for your concern…

  • 441.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @SAussie/QldRed(SAussie)-436:
    SAussie
    Pride is never a problem with you guys.
    I think even with the odds against you with a man down for 60% of the game,you did really well. A couple didnt do what i thought they would. Genia i thought was going to come out take the fringes like we all know he can,but he didnt. Pocock is a good player,how many steals did he get?

    But thanks mate,always a good game against the Kiwis and the Ozzies,something special about them i think

  • 442.goyougoodthing2: Reply to this comment

    @ET(ET)-438: I haven’t a clue about ponies.

    I only win when I go to the July and put cash down after 3 beers and forget about it. When I go back later I normally win. If I think about it I have no chance. :-)

  • 443.ET: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-427:

    It’s called the Sport of Kings but then you’re too old to even be a Prince let alone a rugby playing prince like William was.

  • 444.poppa69: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-440:

    duplicity – talking up your team before the game
    – disappearing for two weeks after they lose..

    yep, you are extremely duplicitous…

  • 445.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-440:
    No worries,carry on with finding the truth,but it might hurt a little so be prepared its not what you think it is

  • 446.Heavens Game: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-432: NZ proved it by losing the year before WC ’87 and by losing ever since (in WCs), soozie or waynebarnes notwithstanding… :lol:

  • 447.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @ET(ET)-443:
    lol

  • 448.ET: Reply to this comment

    @goyougoodthing2(goyougoodthing2)-442:

    Are you to get your usual beating today at the hands of your Nemesis, OFS?

  • 449.Hurricane: Reply to this comment

    @Heavens Game(Heavens Game)-446:
    Really it does not matter. We have won the RWC,you only have won one more,good on you and well done.But all your chest beating and we are better than you has sort of back fired really has it HG. You were the one saying all this by the way.
    Anyway NZ on top of the hardest Tournament in the world,top 3 teams in the world playing home and away.

  • 450.SAussie/QldRed: Reply to this comment

    @Hurricane(Hurricane)-441: Genia was good, I thought Barnes did nothing and really demonstrated what a loss cooper was. Mitchell is just plain stupid, One positive was that the subs did really well, I think we just don’t have the depth in Aus to compete, Maybe with a full compliment such as with Digby, Horwill, Alexander, Cooper we may have had a shot. I guess I if you look at the game in contect such as there is no other team in the World that can match you guys we did alright. Black out times are here again

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