And that's it from us for this morning, but there is plenty of international action to keep you busy across this weekend, with coverage across the BBC Sport website and radio platforms.

Wales face Italy at 16:45 GMT, as part of three Autumn Nations fixtures on Saturday that also see Fiji take on Georgia and Ireland meet Scotland.

On Sunday, it's England's turn as Eddie Jones' side host France at 14:00 GMT.

It was wet, scrappy and not particularly pretty for in Sydney, but Argentina won't mind.

Neither will the All Blacks, they're Tri-Nations Series champions despite a stuttering start.

Australia captain Michael Hooper: "They are a tough cookie to crack, they apply pressure really well. It has been a long, tough season - it has been great to salvage some Test matches and get some Aussie crowds.

"It was hard conditions, we were smart with our kicks and won the territory battle, but were unable to convert.

"There were some nice parts, some good wins and performances from individuals this season."

Here's Argentina scrum-half Felipe Ezcurra: "We made a really good first half of the match and Australia a really good second part, so it was a draw.

"It is beautiful (to be able to play) - we had a really tough year with a very long quarantine. To play these games is a really, really good thing for us."

It was never really in doubt, but the draw confirms New Zealand's victory in the Tri-Nations Series.

Argentina and Australia could not be separated but the Pumas edge into second on points difference.

And that's it.

It's all over as Australia and Argentina draw for the second time in this series.

Michael Hooper lets it slips and now Argentina can have a dig from inside their own half.

There's the hooter. Australia are desperately looking for a gap in that Pumas line.

Reece Hodge, from 45 metres out, slightly right of the posts - and he can't bring it round!

The Wallabies full-back as his head in his hands. It remains level with seconds to play.

Advantage Australia. Argentina continue to give up penalties, this one is 45 metres out.

Will Reece Hodge go for the sticks? He's smiling - he missed one two weeks ago in similar circumstances, but he's going for it.

Mayco Vivas is penalised in the scrum and Tom Banks can boot down field and give Australia a chance to build a late attack...

It comes to nothing - the rain strikes again as Julian Montoya lets the ball slip forward in a tackle.

Argentina welcome back Lucas Paulos, they have a man advantage once more and four minutes to make it count.

Argentina boot deep into the Wallabies half and Tom Banks gathers smartly. Jake Gordon looks to send one back but he's just outside the 22m and that gives the Pumas a line-out within range.

Spillage in the wet conditions by James O'Connor as an Australia attack was building. A spot of relief for Argentina.

Ten minutes left, all square, who is going to snatch this one?

These sides drew 15-15 last month, but the Wallabies seem to have the momentum here.

Scrum-half Nic White hobbles off with what looks like cramp in his calf.

Matt Philip gathers and the green and gold maul begins rolling once more. Argentina pile soaking wet bodies on the line to halt them, but Lucas Paulos collapsed the maul there and he sees yellow.

It's 14 v14.

Nic White throws a dummy after collecting from the back of an Australian rolling maul five metres out. It's knocked from his grasp but the Wallabies had an advantage and can stick it in touch to start again.

Roars from the Argentine pack as the Australian front row collapses and the Pumas win a penalty from a Wallabies scrum 15 metres from their own line.

Domingo Miotti makes no mistake with the resulting penalty as Argentina extend their lead to seven points.

That's a converted try, but Australia haven't managed one of those in 140 minutes of rugby against the Pumas in this Tri-Nations Series so far...