For 18 minutes, everything was going according to script. The double world champions were running riot at Ellis Park, stomping over the gain line with every carry, shrugging off tacklers and hammering anyone unlucky enough to be wearing a gold jersey. However, the tide turned as the Wallabies mounted a comeback, showcasing their resilience and determination. Joe Schmidt’s side earned a first win in Johannesburg since 1963 with an impressive performance that left both fans and critics questioning the state of Australian rugby. The victory not only ended South Africa’s aura of invincibility but also raised hopes for the resurgence of Australian rugby on the international stage.

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