Best Odds Center
best odds centre button
Click here!
Sport TV
watch live tv button
Click here!
to watch
Live FootBall
NPFL
Click here!
Live Scores
play watch Live Score button
Click here!

New Zealand wins 2023 Rugby Championship with 35-20 victory

Posted : 17 July 2023
New Zealand showcased their dominance in the 2023 Rugby Championship with an impressive 35-20 victory over South Africa, further solidifying their credentials for the upcoming World Cup. With back-to-back wins, the All Blacks displayed their brilliant form against Argentina last week and continued their stellar performance in Auckland, moving to the top of the table with one round of fixtures left.
 
The win not only positions New Zealand on the brink of securing their ninth Rugby Championship title in 11 years but also provides them with crucial momentum heading into the World Cup in September. Captain Sam Cane expressed satisfaction with the intense and physical encounter against the reigning world champions, highlighting the historical significance of such matchups.
 
The All Blacks began with a lightning start, scoring early through Aaron Smith after a spectacular break by Will Jordan. A Richie Mo'unga penalty extended their lead, and a powerful surge by Shannon Frizell further added to their advantage. Despite South Africa's efforts, including a disallowed try and a resilient rolling maul leading to Malcolm Marx's score, New Zealand remained in control.
 
Beauden Barrett's exceptional playmaking was instrumental in creating opportunities for Jordan and Mo'unga, securing the victory for New Zealand. Though Kwagga Smith managed to salvage a consolation try for South Africa, the match belonged to the All Blacks, who exhibited a vintage attacking display.
 
Looking ahead, New Zealand will face Australia next, while South Africa will take on Argentina in the final round of the Rugby Championship fixtures. With their commanding performance, New Zealand has undoubtedly reaffirmed their position as a formidable force in the rugby world as they head into the highly anticipated World Cup.
 

ADD A COMMENT :

Hot Topics

close button
Please fill captcha :