Another massive weekend of November internationals .
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FRANCE vs SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa beat France 29-26 thanks to a dramatic last-minute try in torrential rain at the Stade de France on Saturday.
France led 26-22 with the 80 minutes up but hooker Bongi Mbonambi stunned the home crowd when he was driven over for the converted score.
t was a major blow for France who had led 16-9 at the break and then 23-9 before the Springboks hit back.
Replacement hooker Mbonambi's touchdown after 85 minutes allowed the Springboks to celebrate a win which followed narrow losses to New Zealand and England.
The result also extended South Africa's nine-year unbeaten run against France and restored some confidence for coach Rassie Erasmus with less than a year to go until the start of the World Cup in Japan where his team face world number one side the All Blacks in the group stages.
RESULT
France 26
Tries: Guirado, Bastareaud
Cons: Serin 2
Pens: Serin 3
Drop: Lopez
South Africa 29
Tries: Nkosi, Mbonambi
Cons: Pollard 2
Pens: Pollard 5
England vs New Zealand
RESULT
England 15
Tries: Ashton, Hartley
Cons: Farrell
Drop: Farrell
All Blacks 16
Tries: McKenzie
Cons: Barrett
Pens: Barrett 2
Drop: Barrett
IRELAND vs ARGENTINA
Ireland made it 10 successive home wins in a 28-17 victory over Argentina on Saturday at Lansdowne Road that came at a cost for the Six Nations Grand Slam holders.
The hosts scored three tries to the visitors' one but lost flanker Sean O'Brien, scrum-half Kieran Marmion and centre Robbie Henshaw, who was hurt in the warm-up, to injuries.
Their losses could prove a spanner in the works for head coach Joe Schmidt's plans with world champions New Zealand due next Saturday in a clash of the top two-ranked teams in the world.
"There are lots of positives to take out of this," said Irish captain Rory Best.
"It's been a long time since this group played together so rust was inevitable.
"With Robbie dropping out too so close to the match was also a blow."
RESULT
Ireland 28
Tries: Marmion, Aki, McGrath
Cons: Sexton 2
Pens: Sexton 3
Argentina 17
Tries: Delguy
Pens: Sanchez 4
SCOTLAND vs FIJI
Tommy Seymour scored a hat-trick as Scotland ran in eight tries to beat Fiji 54-17 at Murrayfield on Saturday and claim their first win of the Autumn internationals.
Allan Dell, Fraser Brown, Sean Maitland, Jamie Ritchie and Adam Hastings also scored tries as the Scots survived an early scare when scores from Viliame Mata and Semi Radradra gave Fiji a 17-14 lead.
Scotland coach Gregor Townsend had recalled the experience of Stuart Hogg, Greig Laidlaw and Finn Russell from the side beaten 21-10 by Wales in Cardiff last week and they also all played a big part in a fine display.
Townsend knew to his cost how dangerous the Pacific Islanders could be after watching his side suffer defeat in Suva 17 months ago.
And there were early warning signs as Radradra's lightning burst required a last-gasp intervention from Hogg to prevent the visitors adding to Ben Volavola's second-minute penalty.
But it was Scotland who grabbed the opening try after 12 minutes as the forwards bludgeoned their way to the line before Dell dived over for a score converted by Laidlaw.
Seymour then played his part in Scotland's second try as Brown burrowed over.
But the hooker was at fault as Fiji pounced on his overthrown line-out moments later, with Bill Mata powering through the middle to score under the posts.
And the visitors moved in front thanks to a moment of inspiration from Leone Nakarawa as he found a chink in the Scots' defence.
Frank Lomani was sent scampering clear before Tevita Cavubati popped the ball off to Radrada to touchdown.
However, the pressure imposed by Scotland's forwards soon proved too much for the Fijians, who had both Cavubati and Nakarawa sent to the sin bin after hauling down mauls within sight of the line.
RESULT
Scotland 54
Tries: Seymour 3, Dell, Brown, Maitland, Ritchie, Hastings
Cons: Laidlaw 5, Russell 2
Fiji 17
Tries: Mata, Radradra
Cons: Volavola 2
Pens: Volavola
ITALY vs GEORGIA
Italy did their best to dampen Georgia's Six Nations aspirations with a 28-17 win in Florence.
The Azzurri were dominant for most of the game and flyhalf Tommaso Allan's 13 points propelled them to a confidence-boosting win over the Georgians.
It was just Italy's second win of the season after beating Japan in June.
RESULT
Italy 28
Tries: Campagnaro, Bellini, Ferrari, Allan
Cons: Allan
Pens: Allan 2
Georgia 17
Tries: Mchedlidze, Penalty
Cons: Matiashvili
Pens: Matiashvili
USA vs SAMOA
An 80th-minute Will Hooley penalty has handed the USA their first-ever win over Samoa, 30-29.
Hooley's final three-pointer was his fourth successful shot of the day and it was his most important.
No. 8 Cameron Dolan had a second half double as the Americans continued their unbeaten 2018 with the historic victory.
RESULT
USA 30
Tries: Dolan 2, Germishuys, Taufet'e
Cons: Hooley 2
Pens: Hooley 2
Samoa 29
Tries: Mulipola, Fidow, Matavao, Taulagi
Cons: Pisi 3
Pens: Leuila
