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Wallabies’ pop-gun revival under Joe Schmidt blown apart as France unload heavy artillery | Daniel Gallan

The News

Australia lost to France in a rugby match after leading 21-12 at half-time. France scored 22 unanswered points in 16 minutes to win by 13 points. The defeat highlights concerns about Australia's discipline and depth under coach Joe Schmidt. With a home World Cup approaching, the Wallabies need to improve quickly.

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Why it matters

Australia's discipline and tackle intensity deteriorated under pressure.

Evidence

Australia held a 21-12 half-time lead against France.

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France scored 22 unanswered points in 16 minutes to take a 13-point lead.

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  • Australia's discipline and tackle intensity deteriorated under pressure.
  • France's bench depth shows a stronger talent pipeline.

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<p>Plucky defeats decorated with patches of excellence will not cut it for Australia with a home World Cup now looming large</p><p>The camera found Joe Schmidt shortly after France had completed a 22-point swing. Australia’s coach had seen a 21-12 half-time lead obliterated in 16 brutal minutes. Schmidt, one of rugby’s sharpest minds, looked short of answers.

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Claims

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France scored 22 unanswered points in 16 minutes to take a 13-point lead.

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Australia held a 21-12 half-time lead against France.

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Australia's discipline deteriorated due to pressure from France.

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France's bench brought fresh power and intensity.

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Joe Schmidt is one of rugby's sharpest minds.

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Australia faces a home World Cup.

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  • framing_effect: Wallabies’ pop-gun revival ... blown apart,plucky defeats decorated with patches of excellence will not cut it,brutal minutes
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