A delighted Michael Cheika says Argentina must be ready to go again when they face the All Blacks next week after Los Pumas' first win in New Zealand on Saturday.
Cheika, who has now overseen four wins from six matches in his first season in charge of the Pumas, said he had not held back in his pre-match and half-time team talks.
“We knew we had to bring intensity, we knew they had a bit of pressure on them, so we had to try and build on that, and then just take it from there and see where the game lands.”Like in Argentina’s first win over the All Blacks in Sydney in 2020, when Cheika was a consultant with the team, the victory on Saturday was built on an incredible defensive effort.
“It’s all about the connection in the line and moving as one, making sure we’re tackling well. It’s pretty simple.”
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