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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Wallabies steal test over pumas with 86th minute try - The Untold Story

Wallabies Mateo Carreras Argentina Dave Hunt JosephAukuso Suaalii Angus Bell Australia Harry Wilson James OConnor Joe Schmidt

A late try to Angus Bell (centre) has given the Wallabies a thrilling comeback win over Argentina. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)

Willing to lose in order to win, Harry Wilson's brave captaincy has ensured the Wallabies' momentum continued with their latest Houdini Test act in Townsville.

The hosts turned down three opportunities to kick a match-tying penalty and instead scored an 86th-minute winner to beat Argentina 28-24 on Saturday afternoon.

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