Australia A have proven their class once again, cruising to a 52-0 shutout win over the USA Eagles in New Jersey.
It completes the clean sweep of the USA after starting their tour in Nashville with a thumping win.
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The Aussies came out as they did in the first game, blowing away the USA Eagles in another dominant performance where a number of Wallabies hopefuls stood up.
Bledisloe Cup debutant Harry McLaughlin-Phillips led the charge, scoring a try and setting up at least three others in a commanding playmaking performance.
McLaughlin-Phillips piled on 17 points in the win, with the pick of his involvements a 50 metre burst before offloading back for number eight Joe Brial, the pick of the forwards.
Brial crossed for a classy and created for his former Reds teammate with a deft soccer off the ground, returning the favour for his half.
The match was centre Zac Lomax’s first taste of international action, and he improved as the game went on, stepping into the midfield.
He showed nice hands to set up Kalani Thomas with a no-looker after Brial’s break, with his best moment coming late in the first half with a clutch try-saver amid several minutes of pressure from the hosts, swatting the ball out of the attacker's hand as he tried to place it down.
Lomax then drew a yellow card for a smart chip and chase, tripped in the process by prop Mason Pedersen, before being replaced on the hour mark.
His Western Force teammate Mac Grealy shone after Wallabies coach Les Kiss name-dropped him over the weekend. He was one of several in the backline with five pointers, finishing the night with three line breaks and a try assist
The forward trio of Nick Frost, Will Harris and Toby Macpherson bullied the USA lineout in the first half, stealing four and causing two more not straight throws. It forced the hosts to abandon the option altogether and try to press through their scrum inside Australia’s 22.
Harris and Frost then delivered to turn the tide after brief USA dominance gave them a 33-0 lead at the break.
The Aussies re-established their control after the break thanks to tries to McLaughlin-Phillips and Brial.
A yellow card to Luke Reimer for a dangerous no-arms tackle gave the hosts life in the search for their first points.
But the Australian defence didn't waver, even after a chaotic final 10 minutes with chances for both teams, completing the perfect performance with Lington Ieli's last-minute try for the half-century.
Australia A 52 (Tries: Brial, McLaughlin Phillips, Toole, Faessler, Grealy, Thomas, Ieli, Frost; Cons: McLaughlin-Phillips 6/8) def USA 0
