Australian media have reacted with disbelief - and disgust - to the breathtaking first Bledisloe Cup test between the Wallabies and the All Blacks, a cliffhanger that saw nearly nine minutes of injury time but no winner.
Reece Hodge's last-minute penalty attempt from close to 60m out struck the upright, before eight minutes and 35 seconds of sustained attack and counterattack ended with James O'Connor putting the ball high into the Sky Stadium stands to open Ian Foster's reign as All Blacks coach with a 16-all draw.
News.com.au described the match as "arguably the most exhilarating Bledisloe Cup battle", aiming a jab at Aussie touch judge Angus Gardner for his first-half blunder that saw the All Blacks awarded a try despite centre Rieko Ioane stepping into touch in the build-up.
Sydney Daily Telegraph described Gardner's gaffe as a "disgrace that robbed the Wallabies from erasing 19 years of pain - a reference to the last time the Aussies won a test in New Zealand, in Dunedin in 2001.