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Australia romped to a 32-8 victory against Wales at the Principality Stadium
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Tries from Stephen Moore, Reece Hodge and Tevita Kuridrani gave the Wallabies a 20-3 lead at the break
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Bernard Foley and Dane Haylett-Petty crossed the whitewash after the restart to secure the dominant victory
A dominant first-half performance saw Australia win their 12 consecutive Test against Wales with a 32-8 victory in Cardiff on Saturday.
The Wallabies blew the lethargic home team off the field in a one-sided first half when tries by Stephen Moore, Reece Hodge and Tevita Kuridrani opened a 20-3 lead.
Bernard Foley’s try after the restart then put the game beyond Wales with no chance of a comeback.
A Welsh flurry, which saw Scott Williams score the home sides opening try was snuffed out by Dane Haylett-Petty, who intercepted for a fifth and final try.