Boks’ late rally all in vain as 11-man Australia triumph
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Sydney – Australia held on with 11 men in a dramatic finish to beat a second-string SA outfit 42-38 at Perth Stadium on Sunday and extend their unbeaten run to five games since new coach Les Kiss took over.
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What happened
Sydney – Australia held on with 11 men in a dramatic finish to beat a second-string SA outfit 42-38 at Perth Stadium on Sunday and extend their unbeaten run to five games since new coach Les Kiss took over.
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