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Australia's rugby team head coach Michael Cheika looks on during an International Rugby Union Championship match against Argentina at the Padre Ernesto Martearena stadium in Salta, Argentina, on October 06, 2018. (Photo by Juan José Gasparini / AFP)

The Cheika spray that saved Wallabies

WITH the Wallabies trailing Argentina by 24 points after one of the worst first halves of rugby an Australian team has produced in years, Michael Cheika knew there was no time for mincing his words.

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Michael Hooper crashes over in the first half. (Getty Images)

Record comeback saves Wallaby careers

THE Wallabies have staged an incredible fightback to defeat Argentina 45 to 34 after a woeful opening 40 left them trailing by 24 points at half-time. Follow our LIVE coverage.

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Wallabies coach Michael Cheika is seen during a team announcement at the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove on the Gold Coast, Thursday, September 6, 2018. The Australian Wallabies are facing the South African Springboks on Saturday night at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING

Why isn’t Cheika panicking?

FOR a man whose job could be in jeopardy if Australia lose to Argentina, Michael Cheika is surprisingly upbeat. So is the Wallabies coach a visionary or delusional?

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GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 15:  Bernard Foley of the Wallabies looks on after losing The Rugby Championship match between the Australian Wallabies and Argentina Pumas at Cbus Super Stadium on September 15, 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia.  (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

Wallabies axe made Foley better

BERNARD Foley had every reason to feel hard done by when he was ditched as the Wallabies chief playmaker. But rather than sulking, the 29-year-old is coming back stronger.

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