All four British Isles rugby teams win away against the Southern Hemisphere for the first time ever

[Tooting Carmen]

They have been pretty invincible for a long time. They are a legendary team and everyone wants to see them play no matter what team you follow. They'll no doubt bounce back and will be on top more times than not. This is a big deal to Ireland though. They will be flying high with this win.

By their very high standards, the All Blacks have been quite wobbly since the last World Cup. They lost to Argentina for the very first time and had losses to South Africa, Australia, France and Ireland (both away and now at home).

[Creoda]

If the Australian soccer team beat Brazil or Germany, wouldn't people celebrate regardless of whether it was a friendly or part of a World Cup?

They'd be pleased, but those interested in soccer know that friendlies are meaningless and thus wouldn't care much, and those not interested in soccer wouldn't care regardless. Australia beat Germany in Germany in a friendly in 2011, but it wasn't huge news. The most celebrated friendly win was when Australia beat England at Upton Park in 2003, but even that was forgotten pretty quickly. And the Australian Rugby Union team has about equal care factor for most people as the soccer team, perhaps less now.

[Grace O'Malley]

If they can win again in the next test, good for them. I’m pretty sure the ab’s will be drilled for the lack of discipline seems one player was yellow carded and another red carded. That’s how players lose their place in the ab’s.

Ireland 32 All Blacks 22 and Ireland have won the series. I hope Ireland can take their good form to the World Cup.

[Tooting Carmen]

England beat Australia today 21-17, but unfortunately Wales lost to SA 30-14. Further, Argentina beat Scotland 34-31 with a last-minute try.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

In regular test matches though, almost like getting excited about friendly wins in football.

I've read this series flew under the radar in Australia. People more interested in AFL & State of Origin.

Still it was interesting to see England play a rugby match against the Wallabies at SCG for the first time in half a century. Likely to be the last time actually given the new stadium being built in Sydney. Also the administrators have decided to replace these traditional tours with a more lucrative 'Nations League' concept.

[Creoda]

I've read this series flew under the radar in Australia. People more interested in AFL & State of Origin.

Still it was interesting to see England play a rugby match against the Wallabies at SCG for the first time in half a century. Likely to be the last time actually given the new stadium being built in Sydney. Also the administrators have decided to replace these traditional tours with a more lucrative 'Nations League' concept.

Yep, in winter AFL and Rugby League dominate the media so nothing else gets a look in. British Lions tours still garner plenty of interest though, as the equivalent of the Ashes.