Updated at 21.35
THE WALLABIES’ SHOCK four-point loss to Argentina has been marred by an ugly sideline confrontation between an angry supporter and Australian flanker Lukhan Tui.
The Pumas scored their first win over the Wallabies on Australian soil since 1983 on Saturday, fighting off a spirited second-half comeback to finish 23-19.
It was the Australians’ fifth loss in their past six tests, with their only recent joy edging the Springboks in Brisbane last week.
Following the loss the fan appeared to yell abuse at a number of Australian players, which drew a reaction from Tui and resulted in some pushing and shoving between the supporter and the Wallaby flanker.
Tui told his teammates after the incident that he didn’t want to play for the Wallabies any more, coach Michael Cheika said.
Cheika said Tui, who is in mourning after losing his stepfather during the week, reacted after the fan allegedly pushed Tui’s younger sister.