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AUS vs CAN

Pacific Four Series

Allianz Stadium, Sydney

Australia

vs

Canada

14
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33
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Full-Time: 14 - 33
That rounds things off from Allianz Stadium in Sydney. Thanks for tuning into Tribe's coverage of the Pacific Four Series.
As the final whistle blew, it was clear that Canada's comprehensive victory was a result of their superior execution and flawless set-piece. Their dominant display serves as a statement of intent in the Pacific Four Series, signalling their ambition to assert themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the international stage. Conversely, the Australians will need to regroup and learn from this defeat as they look ahead to their next challenge, aiming to bounce back stronger and showcase their true potential in the Pacific Four Series.
Right from the opening kick off, Canada set the tone for the match, dictating play and imposing themselves on the Australians with their aggressive attacking style. Their forwards provided a solid platform, winning crucial set-piece battles and laying the groundwork for their dynamic backline to exploit gaps in the Australian defence. Australia, on the other hand, struggled to find their rhythm throughout the game, facing relentless pressure from the Canadian onslaught. Despite showing glimpses of promise with flashes on attack, the Australians were ultimately unable to contain the disciplined and cohesive performance put forth by the Canadians.
Canada make an impressive statement with a bonus-point win! In an electrifying Pacific Four Series clash in Sydney, Canada lived up to their status as favourites heading into this match, securing a convincing victory over Australia by 19 points. From start to finish, the Canadians asserted their dominance, showcasing their skill and precision to outclass the Wallaroos on their home patch.
80+2'
Big shot from Marsters in midfield, and the ball comes free in the tackle, with the referee blowing full-time!
80+1'
McKenzie sends the goal line drop out deep, returned by Gallagher into the 22. Canada continue to attack, with Buisa breaking down the right wing and being taken 10m short of the line.
80'
Tight head at the scrum, and de Goede breaks off the back and carries over the line, but she is held up in another desperate tackle!
79'
Canada continue to attack 10m short of the line, with Ellis carrying around the corner and going metres short! Holtkamp then looks to go quick, but she knocks on for a Wallaroos scrum feed on their 5m line.
78'
Big scrum from Canada as they march into the 22! Penalty advantage, as Senft breaks off the back and gets dragged down 12m short of the line.