The Wallabies survived a chaotic final 10 minutes and four yellow cards to hold off the world champions with as few as 11 men on the field.
The Wallabies secured a Test match victory against South Africa in Perth despite finishing the match with only 11 players on the field. After establishing a 25-point lead, Australia endured a chaotic final 10 minutes that saw Harry Wilson, Ryan Lonergan, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, and Hunter Paisami receive yellow cards.
Wilson was carded in the 69th minute for a high tackle on Malcolm Marx, followed immediately by Lonergan conceding a penalty try for an illegal dive. Coach Les Kiss praised the squad's calmness and defensive resilience as key cover tackles from Ben Donaldson and Max Jorgensen preserved the win.
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