Emiliano Boffelli’s conversion gave the Pumas the lead in the 47th minute, and his accurate kicking extended their advantage and put the pressure on the home team. A try from Pumas blindside Juan Martin Gonzalez, who disrupted Scott Barrett’s attempted catch from a restart, changed the course of the match. The All Blacks led 15-6 in the first half and 15-12 at halftime, but a series of penalties, mistakes, and a lack of composure cost them in the second half. PhotosportĪll Blacks 18 Argentina 25 - Where did that come from? The All Blacks celebrate a famous win at Ellis Park. Player ratings: The best and worst from All Blacks v South Africa Gregor Paul: If Foster’s gone that was some way to go out Gutsy All Blacks nail famous victory over Boks

This win hasn’t been given enough credit. A real back-against-the-wall victory in the hardest environment in test rugby. David Havili’s try, after Rieko Ioane’s break, in the 74th minute launched the comeback before a Scott Barrett try finished the job to showcase the true character of this team. It handed South Africa their first lead in the 67th minute and seemed inevitable that the home side would close out the win. Beauden Barrett was given a yellow card for taking Springboks halfback Jaden Hendrikse out as he chased a Fletcher Newell knock-on. And came what could have been the moment that ended Foster’s run as coach. The All Blacks led 15-0 after up until then, their best first-half performance of the year but they were inevitably forced to withstand South Africa’s revival at Ellis Park. Noted All Blacks fan Michael Corleone, probably. All Blacks 35 South Africa 23 - Turning point

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