10 August 2026

Australia survives red card and Japan rally for a 35-32 win in Les Kiss debut

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OSAKA, Japan — Australia held on for a tight 35-32 win over Japan on Saturday, in Les Kiss’ first match in charge. The Wallabies were forced to dig deep after a first-half red card for Miles Amatosero ...

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