Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says he must shake off bitter Bledisloe Cup disappointment and set about finalising a Rugby World Cup squad on the back of two extreme polar opposite performances from his team.
Full match report? Key milestones?
— Qantas Wallabies (@qantaswallabies) August 17, 2019
We've gotcha covered here at https://t.co/kv5e5xxQT6#NZLvAUS #GoldBlooded #BledisloeCup pic.twitter.com/nejpgLBnYQ
The All Blacks thrashed the Wallabies 36-0 last night to keep the Bledisloe Cup for another year.
Plenty to play for in the 2nd half.
— Qantas Wallabies (@qantaswallabies) August 17, 2019
Let's go.#NZLvAUS #BledisloeCup #GoldBlooded https://t.co/cKCm6FyDEz
Thanks to all our fans for your support this week and throughout the season. Let's keep building to Japan!#NZLvAUS #GoldBlooded #BledisloeCup pic.twitter.com/kc5uS2pIwt
— Qantas Wallabies (@qantaswallabies) August 17, 2019
Cheika insisted the result will not impact on their World Cup hopes in Japan but said it will take time to get over another failed trans‑Tasman tilt.
Australia will take on the Fiji Airways Flying Fijians in their first pool game of the Rugby World Cup on the 21st of next month.
Take a look at some of the snaps from our 2nd round Bledisloe Cup clash against the All Blacks at Eden Park. #GoldBlooded #NZLvAUS #BledisloeCup pic.twitter.com/yBMucfHclb
— Qantas Wallabies (@qantaswallabies) August 17, 2019
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