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Arendse piles the misery on Jones

The Rugby Paper

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July 09, 2023

EDDIE Jones endured a miserable start to his second tenure in charge of Australia as the Wallabies’ Pretoria curse continued courtesy of a hat-trick by Springboks flyer Kurt-Lee Arendse.

- BEN JAYCOCK

Arendse piles the misery on Jones

South Africa - 43pts 

Tries: Arendse 16, 30, 51, Penalty 54, 68, PS du Toit 75

Conversions: Libbok 17, 31, 76

Penalties: Libbok 14

Australia - 12pts 

Tries: Koroibete 8, Gordon 80

Conversions: Gordon 80

World champions South Africa flexed their muscles and put Australia to the sword with a dominant six-try display in the first match of a truncated Rugby Championship.

Australia suffered their eighth defeat at Loftus Versfield, while former England boss Jones endured another miserable visit, having been hammered 92-3 in 2007 by the Bulls whilst he was Queensland Reds head coach.

With the four nations playing only three rounds of games in this year’s tournament, South Africa took a big step towards repeating what they achieved four years ago, when they secured the Rugby Championship just over a month before their World Cup win. South Africa are a scary prospect for next week’s opponents New Zealand with 12 players, including Malcolm Marx, Eben Etzebeth and Faf de Klerk, linking up with their squad next week.

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