Australia's 42-38 win over the world champions Springboks was remarkable in many ways, not least for the four yellow cards received by the Wallabies

Australia secured a 42-38 victory over the South Africa Springboks in front of 54,678 spectators at Optus Stadium in Perth. The Wallabies withstood a chaotic late stretch where they received four yellow cards between the 68th and 75th minutes. Harry Wilson, Ryan Lonergan, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, and Hunter Paisami were all sent to the sin bin, temporarily leaving Australia with just 11 players on the field against South Africa's 15.
South Africa capitalized on the numerical advantage with tries from replacements Morne van den Berg and Ox Nche. Despite the late pressure, Australia held on for the win after having earlier established a 42-17 lead with 17 minutes remaining. The four yellow cards set a new Test record for Australia.
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