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The Wallabies remain unbeaten under coach Les Kiss, who now has three wins and a draw to his name.

Kiss and his squad have a three-week break before they face the Springboks in Perth on September 27.

Following the Boks Test, the Wallabies will meet the All Blacks.

The opening Bledisloe Cup encounter will be played at Auckland's Eden Park on October 10, before the return clash in Sydney the following week.

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Wallabies openside flanker Fraser McReight has spoken to Stan Sport after the match.

It was a tough battle out there, definitely.

We started really strong and we were lucky right on that half-time break not to concede more points.

You look at that second half and it was quite up and down.

But we're grateful that we maintained an unbeaten record for the past four weeks.

But there is clearly [a lot to work on] there.

WALLABIES AND PUMAS FINISH IN 28-28 DRAW!

The Wallabies still get the series win, the first they have achieved on Argentine soil.

It was a pulsating end to the Test in Mendoza.

Pumas fly half Nicolás Roger kicked the ball into touch to end the Test after the home side found it tough to break through the Wallabies' desperate defence.

Both teams had their opportunities late in the match and the Pumas may feel hard done by following the penalty try.

But the result stands, and the Wallabies leave Argentina unbeaten.

The Wallabies send the ball to ground while on attack inside the Pumas' half.

Tom Wright can't take possession from a pass, giving the Pumas a scrum field.

Was that the Wallabies' final chance?

Excellent work from Charlie Cale at a defensive breakdown wins possession back for the Wallabies.

Play moves down town inside the Pumas' 22, but the home side have a scrum field.

Meanwhile, Carter Gordon has been forced from the field.

Ryan Lonergan is at 10, with Kalani Thomas at nine.

It's 28-28 with five minutes on the clock.

The Pumas are down to 13 players but they are enjoying possession inside the Wallabies half.

Can they break the deadlock?

Wow, the Wallabies have been awarded a penalty try!

Pumas fullback Santiago Carreras knocks the ball down in defence while the Wallabies were on the attack close to the home side's line.

He is shown a yellow card only a minute or so after teammate Lucio Cinti was sent from the field for the same offence.

The Pumas are down to 13 players!

Meanwhile, it's 28-28 on the scoreboard!

Lukhan Salakaia-Loto has replaced Jeremy Williams in the second row for the Wallabies.

And Charlie Cale is on for Rob Valetini at blindside flanker.

Meanwhile, rain is falling in Mendoza.

The Pumas score from close range through their inspirational skipper Pablo Matera!

Again, it was a case of wearing down the Wallabies' defence inside their 'red zone' with one-out runners and pick-and-go-plays.

Santiago Carreras converts — the Pumas lead 28-21!

The Wallabies' defence holds up the Pumas over the line, preventing what appeared would be a certain try.

But a Wallabies' infringement in the lead-up play gives the Pumas a penalty.

Nervous times here for the Wallabies.

There has been movement at the station, with the Wallabies making some on-field changes.

Carter Gordon has replaced Ben Donaldson at fly half.

In the front row, Massimo De Lutiis is on for Taniela Tupou, Josh Nasser has taken the place of Billy Pollard and Aidan Ross replaces Angus Bell.

Pumas hooker Ignacio Ruiz scores!

The hosts had worked their way inside the Wallabies'22 and earned a free kick from a scrum infringement.

They attacked the Wallabies' defensive line in the following phase play, with Ruiz getting over for his side's third try.

The conversion was successful — we're locked at 21-21!

Filipo Daugunu!

The Wallabies winger is known for his ability over the ball at the breakdown and he gains a penalty for the Wallabies deep inside their 22.

The Pumas were on the attack but it came to nothing following Daugunu's masterful effort at the breakdown.

Fraser McReight scores for the Wallabies!

They're back in front!

We mentioned the Wallabies had a penalty inside the Pumas' 22.

They went for the tap and through pick-and-go play, McReight eventually got across the chalk.

The conversion was added, giving the Wallabies a 21-14 lead.

The Wallabies were peppering the Pumas' goal line, knowing referee James Doleman was playing advantage.

They have a penalty inside the Pumas' 22 and take the tap.

Can they score from here?

It's still 14-14, although we are only in the early days of the second half.

The Pumas have enjoyed possession in these initial stages, playing with confidence after their brilliant finish to the first half.

The second half is only minutes away.

An interesting stat from the first half relates to how much possession the Pumas had in the last 10 minutes.

They enjoyed a whopping 83 per cent, capitalising with two tries.

The half-time siren couldn't have come quicker for the Wallabies.