Australia secures rugby series title after draw against Argentina
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 11:52 AM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Australia clinched a series victory over Argentina on Saturday after the second Test ended in a 28-28 draw in Mendoza. The Wallabies entered the match with a 27-21 win from the previous week, allowing them to claim the series title despite failing to secure a win in the final outing. Harry Wilson, Max Jorgensen, and Fraser McReight recorded tries for Australia, supported by a penalty try late in the contest. Argentina's Pablo Matera scored twice, with additional scores coming from Ignacio Mendy and Ignacio Ruiz. The home side played the final stages with 13 men after Lucio Cinti and Santiago Carreras were sent to the sin bin, a disadvantage that allowed Australia to stabilize their position. Australia remains unbeaten in their four tests this year and now turns their attention to a home match against South Africa on September 27.
- •Australia drew 28-28 with Argentina to win the two-Test series.
- •Harry Wilson, Max Jorgensen, and Fraser McReight scored for Australia.
- •Pablo Matera recorded two tries for Argentina during the match.
- •Argentina finished with 13 players after late yellow cards for Cinti and Carreras.
- •Australia hosts South Africa in their next Test on September 27.
"Australia won their series against Argentina after the second Test finished in a 28-28 draw on Saturday night.
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