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    World champions South Africa have turned on the power in the second half to beat Argentina 29-27 at Twickenham and win the Rugby Championship for the sixth time, but only on points difference

    World champions South Africa have turned on the power in the second half to beat Argentina 29-27 at Twickenham and win the Rugby Championship for the sixth time, but only on points difference


    The All Blacks had put the pressure on the Boks with a bonus point 28-14 win over the Wallabies in Perth.

    The second Bledisloe was notable for whistle-happy English referee Matthew Carley, who blew 28 penalties, albeit even-handedly with 14 arm-raises per side.

    Captain Scott Barrett says the ABs needed to adjust to the officiating



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     04 Oct: Codie Taylor expects a fired-up Australian side trying to send off some veterans with a victory tonight in the second Bledisloe Cup test
     04 Oct: Scott Barrett has declared himself ready to go as he slots straight back into the All Blacks' starting side
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