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Juan Martín González has a Five Match Try-Scoring Streak vs Australia

Juan Martín González scored the third try for Los Pumas in their record-breaking 67-27 win over the Wallabies on Saturday. This saw the back-rower from Mendoza scoring for a fifth consecutive time for Argentina in a test match against Australia. The try-scoring streak stated in his home town in 2022.

González scored a second-half try in Mendoza against the Wallabies in the 2022 Rugby Championship. He scored again one week later as Argentina got revenge over the Wallabies to win 48-17 in San Juan.

Australia and Argentina next faced-off in 2023. With it being a Rugby World Cup year there was only one meeting between the sides in the Rugby Championship. González score the match-winning try for Los Pumas in Brisbane.

Argentina had home advantage against Australia in both meetings in the 2024 Rugby Championship. González score the opening try of the 20-19 loss in La Plata and went over in the 67-27 win in Santa Fe.

His tries have come in a variety of ways. In Brisbane he scored from a pick-and-go as was also the case in Santa Fe. In La Plata he scored from a maul. His score in San Juan was from a loose ball following a kick from Juan Cruz Mallía while in Mendoza he finished off a counter-attack involving Mallía and Pablo Matera.

JUAN MARTÍN GONZÁLEZ STEAK vs

2024/09/07 – Argentina 67-27 Australia (Santa Fe, AR)
2024/08/31 – Argentina 19-20 Australia (La Plata, AR)
2023/07/15 – Australia 31-34 Argentina (Sydney, AU)
2022/08/13 – Argentina 48-17 Australia (San Juan, AR)
2022/08/06 – Argentina 26-41 Australia (Mendoza, AR)

 

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