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All Blacks vs Argentina LIVE | The Rugby Championship

Beauden Barrett offloads the ball. (Photo by Getty Images).

Join us here for live coverage of the All Blacks vs Los Pumas from Orangetheory Stadium, Christchurch.

The All Blacks will be desperate to put together back to back performances after returning from the abyss with victory over the Boks at Ellis Park last run out. Los Pumas will be full of confidence after pummelling the Wallabies in their last outing.

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You can expect plenty of passion in this one, with some fireworks thrown in too.

We trust you will enjoy the coverage as much as we do.

Get live updates here from kickoff @ 7:45pm NZT / 8:45am GMT – Saturday 27 August 2022

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Ninjin 48 minutes ago
'I have full belief that if we play well we can beat South Africa'

Ok if you say so........

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
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When did Justin Timberlake become Rugby TMO?

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jb 1 hour ago
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Where was this team spirit and humility when it came to family? Rassie and Kolisi? Rugby is but a part of your life, family is till you die.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
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Yup. France will be the NH force to reckon with here on out. 6N here they come.

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SadersMan 1 hour ago
Lamb to the slaughter? Italy aim to 'get stuck into' All Blacks

Italy always gets respect from the ABs. No matter the form guide. It wasn't too long ago I remember an Aussie referee loving the way the Azzuri were scrumming us into the dirt so much, he penalized us 1000 times & the test was played defending our 5 metre line for 79 1/2 minutes. Or so it seemed.

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Mike 1 hour ago
Four talking points as Wallabies and Scotland face judgement day

Joe Schmidt just comes across as mature, experienced but also balanced in his approach. He undoubtedly left Ireland in a much better place than he found them, even if they did perhaps taper off a little toward the end of his reign. I am sure he will do the same for Australia. I would love for England to have someone of his level, compared to the rather callow coaching group we currently have.

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Mike 2 hours ago
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Don't think Tom Curry should have been selected. Whatever the protocols say, if he's had two concussions this season already, and was knocked out cold two weeks ago, he should have been told to go home and put his feet up for a while. Think there's a welfare issue here, and I don't mean Steve Borthwick's coaching career. England will most probably beat Japan, and the back row is one of the relative areas of strength, so England could easily have selected someone else without massively weakening the pack.

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Andrew Nichols 2 hours ago
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Im a Ratima fan but I can acknowledge that Roigard is way better.

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Jen 2 hours ago
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I think he could have had a balance of experience and newbies. Some of them must be pretty knackered by now.

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Jen 2 hours ago
Five changes for the All Blacks, including the return of Sam Cane

It feels like sentimental decision making. It's annoying.

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Jen 2 hours ago
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Agreed. I'm disappointed about this line up.

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Flankly 2 hours ago
'I have full belief that if we play well we can beat South Africa'

I have full belief that if we play well we can beat South Africa

Fair play. Winning starts with believing.

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SadersMan 3 hours ago
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Yeah, nah. The pain doesn't go away that quick, I'm afraid. It just goes from acute to a dull ache, with the endless flashback dark moments that come & go, until you finally win.

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Pn 3 hours ago
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I heard the Argies were at sixes and sevens for most of the game...

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JW 4 hours ago
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Was excited for an Italy piece, but it was more an English one. Like your effort in turning it into one though so here goes "it might be a 95% named team but are they gonna have 95% (more like 70) commitment need to get this one in the bag? I'm not so sure. Slipping below 80 has been this teams achilles heel", hows that, ABs in a tight one.


There's also one in the NH JWH, and it certainly wasn't Italy!

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JW 4 hours ago
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Haha I know I know! Don't worry, I have a plan to save them!


Here's a hint at it, the Highlanders actually become the SI team in my model!


Yeah, agreed. I think they can make 1 neighbour work cost effectively though, but yea, how does that equate to how a comp like that would work right.

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CR 4 hours ago
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Go the Wallabies! Tough choice between two of my more favourite teams atm, but gotta back our southern hemisphere brothers to rise from the ashes.

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JW 4 hours ago
How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

Reckon theres any chance his inclined to take a lesser paycheck and return to the Tahs before 2027 WC?

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JW 4 hours ago
How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

Original ideas are the best things to use C!


Facts are hard to come by in this game 🙁

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JW 4 hours ago
How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

/sigh Nick


It has everything to do with money. Read your comment again. Brought in with a fourth choice contract. No contract at the Waratahs.


Ask yourself with that is Nick, and why you have such a narrow vision while you're at it.

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