Last gasp try sees Ulster edge reigning URC champs Glasgow

Much like the England series, hell the season so far, fairly flattering to the All Blacks opposition really!

I described him as a kid in a candy shop though for sure, we haven't seen that since his fb days, maybe a little in SR this year (he was much more solid for the Chiefs in 23'). It's something he still needs to control obviously. Having him so deep resulted with him having too much time on his hands, needs to play flatter and keep it simple like he's done up until now in the ABs.

Game went to script though, so not shocked. Plus my point was proven, even in your own reply!

The sport has never looked better. I watch allot of U20 and the standard is terrifying!

The nations, like Ireland for example, are surely not going to want to leave SA, but as I understood it World Rugby were part of the talks so I'm excited they are at least looking at whats best for the future and everyone in the game. a British league with P/R would be great for Wales!

It's really interesting when considering what South Africas best sustainable future looks like.

Great couple of games this weekend, what a competition. Turned a bit messy and confrontational - but some like that style - in the heart of Argentina, but credit to South Africa, I thought the young side turned up well, Los Pumas just had the best of the last 10minutes.

It felt like there were 70 thousand fans in Santiago del Estro and 40 thousand fans in Sydny. Still another ripper of a game and comeback by Australia though. Ardie has picked up a bit of slack for a little less workrate coming back from Japan and JRLO (must be 16 months of footy without much rest by now) but he bossed a couple of moments at the end, throwing people around. It was closer than I thought it would be but I still felt at 52min there was a perfect opportunity to rest Taylor, but they kept him on another 10min. You keep doing this time him and it's going to backfire sooner or later. Also not happy with Ratima being subbed well before the end, but at least TJ didn't cause a noticeable drop in standards. Improved bench usage by Razor for me and that might have held them on.

Dmac was like a kid in a candy shop that game though. The coaching really needs to do something about the backlines depth alignment, Dmac had way too much time on his hands and too many 'pictures' in front of him he didn't keep the game simple enough. Otherwise he had some brilliant involvements as usual, along with Jordan.

Being so depth for a rush attack should only be something they are asked to be flexible in doing, when it's needed. Otherwise, I feel like the attack line should always be trying to play in the face of the defence, and Australia were always going to be fairly passive and there was no flexibility in changing that attacking picture when they found themselves being predictable with their running lines. It wasn't helped by players still finding weak shoulders and busting through the D though.