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All Blacks vs Argentina LIVE | The Rugby Championship

By Sam Smith

15 Aug 2022

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.

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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Bull Shark 5 minutes ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

This is a difficult time of the year to feel lonely.

If you miss him so much, give him a call. You may find he misses you too.

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Bull Shark 8 minutes ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

This article is proof that if you leave a monkey with a keyboard long enough, it might write something that makes sense.

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Bull Shark 13 minutes ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

😂

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TM 31 minutes ago

Fast start to Scotland career leads to Premiership interest for Jordan

Funny how the check book comes out when we’re wining . Stay where you’re loved TJ . You do what you need to for yourself and your family.

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CB 53 minutes ago

Five clubs plot huge swoop for Scotland talisman Finn Russell

All a tad premature I would have thought..

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LRB 1 hour ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

So France are the real alpha team of Europe.? Interesting take. I would've thought that was Ireland.? (well up until last wknd 😁

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LRB 1 hour ago

Just one XV change for Ireland, but two rookies named on the bench

Well this Puma side is the real deal, they've played some incredible rugby recently (& not so recently) & with South American flare you could say. I wouldn't be surprised at all if they win this clash.

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SL 1 hour ago

Scott Cummings banned following his red-carded Franco Mostert clash

Are you a Bull's fan? Didn't you literally just get 2 marginal reds rescinded in the URC? The only reason He admitted the charge is that on the last two occassions a scottish player challenged the card they got an extra week added to their ban? They were Zander Fagerson vs Wales in 6 nations and Adam Hastings vs Leinster in the URC. The Hastings one was a Carbon copy of the one Jordy Barrett got rescinded. A high boot when claiming a high ball catching an opposition in face. Barrett gets 0 ban. Hastings got 4 weeks. Zanders was a copy of one Cian Healy got rescinded but Zander got 4 weeks.

In the 6N game vs France, Gilchrist and Houas both got red carded. It was Houas' 3rd red in 18months. Gilco 1st in 14 years. Both got a 3 weeks despite clear mitigation in Gilco's case. Houas' case was heard immediately after the game. Gilco had to wait more than a week for a disciplinary committee to hear his case causing him to miss an extra game.

Remember a committee trying desperately to rescind Owen Farrell's 3rd red for a blatant high shot before the world cup? Forcing world rugby to step in and overturn the decision such was the severity of the incident?

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kk 1 hour ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

Begrudgingly same here

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AM 1 hour ago

Twickenham triumph casts doubt on necessity of overseas Wallabies

You miss squad rotation and lack of depth particularly in the front row so makes your whole article nonsense. With that in mind Skelton, Philip/Arnold, Sio, Ainsley, Latu, Kerevi, Hodge, Samu and even guys like Pereze should be used because they are as good as or better than the bench players. Skelton is a starter in any team in the world other than maybe SA.

Sio and Ainsley are better scrummagers than AAA and Slipper. Latu is at least as good as BPA at scrum and is better over the ball. Kerevi and Hodge are better than Paisami and Hodge is useful at fullback for wrights off days which are pretty frequent and has 70m boot.

If Schmidt keeps the same squad through to the lions, which is the immediate concern, he will have ground guys like Bell into dust. Same thing that Eddie jones did to the top ranked England team in the penultimate World Cup. Players are already playing too many games in a season.

Skelton should start. He’s not an impact guy his strength and maul defence, niggle at the breakdown and ball carrying. Rennie made that mistake before.

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Tom 2 hours ago

Five clubs plot huge swoop for Scotland talisman Finn Russell

Yeah I can't see an English club offering more money than Bath. It's a nice city, he's settled presumably, playing well, chance of trophies. Not much reason to leave unless Bath can't match his previous salary next time.

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JPM 2 hours ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

Both teams are missing key injured players. Ntamack, Baille, Atonio, Penaud for France. But certainly not a B team. You might be surprised by some young players. Certainly a fantastic game between two teams (and hopefully fans) who respect each other.

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Mitch 2 hours ago

Ripper of a performance but Wallabies must ensure it’s not another one-off

I was pleasantly surprised that the win was the first item on Fox Sports' 'Back Page Live' on Tuesday night. Old cue ball himself James Hooper praised the performance, the result and even talked up the potential of the grand slam being alive heading to Dublin. He then realised he's on NewsCorp so he had to throw a dig at rugby about how the 3 best players in his eyes (Sua'ali'i, Jorgensen and Wright) all had rugby league backgrounds. Sure all 3 were good but they were the 3 players he recognised by name.

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Hellhound 2 hours ago

'If we win the World Cup in 3 years, no one remembers the blitz not working'

If they win the WC in 3 years... How about start winning each game before then starting on Saturday? How will you win a WC if you can't even win a game now? There is no winning culture there.

Let me ask this... Is your excuses for losing against the Boks written by Thursday and ready to hand out with the team announcement?

Because that is the wrong thing to say currently. The English isn't winning any games currently except against Tier 2 nations. Granted it's close losses, but instead of getting better, they seem to get worse.

SA is targeting the English game with their best. The Boks is in great form, despite the Scottish game. The Scottish would have destroyed the English on Saturday if they played them instead of the Boks. They were brilliant despite the scoreline.

I'd suggest that they concentrate on the next game. Each and every time. Forget about the WC and 6N. Start by winning each game you play. It doesn't matter if it's an ugly win or not. It doesn't matter if people say you play boring rugby.

Winning is winning. Extravagant or not. If their minds is on the WC already they will lose. Yes, build depth for the WC in 3 years time. Get the talent and test them. Give them that chance to compete like Rassie does. Learn from a coach who is arguably the best coach ever.

You don't need to play like the Boks. All that is needed is to get the talent in for the WC in 3 years time, but to say IF WE WIN the WC, but you can't even win a game...

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Jacque 2 hours ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

🤣

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JPM 2 hours ago

Bob Skinstad hails being part of 'sleeping giant' club takeover

I hope it will be a different Béziers than the « ex-giant » that hurt so much the French rugby for at least one decade: boring rugby, ultra violent players, ….

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Hellhound 2 hours ago

Felix Jones' England situation has taken another awkward twist

I read through all the comments and it's all pure speculation as there is no information available on the situation. One thing everyone forgets is that in FJ's contract, there could be a clause that he can leave if he isn't happy. He left before 3 months already. If he had no such clause, they would have made him pay, because the RFU looks like complete amateurs regarding FJ and AW.