Wallabies boss Rennie savours winning feeling after All Blacks trials


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  • Sunday, 08 Nov 2020

FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - European Champions Cup - Pool 2 - Sale Sharks v Glasgow Warriors - AJ Bell Stadium, Salford, Britain - January 18, 2020 Glasgow Warriors head coach Dave Rennie Action Images via Reuters/Molly Darlington

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - It took four tests, some painful lessons and the loss of the Bledisloe Cup to New Zealand, but Dave Rennie finally toasted his first victory in charge of the Wallabies after a rollercoaster night in Brisbane.

The 24-22 win over the All Blacks at Lang Park was late reward for the Wallabies faithful following the frustration of the 16-16 draw in Wellington and the humiliation of the record 43-5 defeat in Sydney last week.

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