The Rugby Championship | Argentina v Australia – Round 2 Highlights

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The Rugby Championship | Argentina v Australia – Round 2 Highlights

Argentina has climbed to the top of The Rugby Championship standings, scoring seven tries to two against the Wallabies to earn a valuable bonus point in San Juan.

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