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Australia stuns the No. 1 teams with comeback wins to sweep the Valladolid Sevens

  • On Sunday, Australia swept the Valladolid Sevens finals in Spain with comeback victories against the world series' top-ranked teams, marking the first title double for the Australian teams since 2018 in Sydney.
  • The men claimed their first trophy since November 2022 in Hong Kong, overcoming South Africa 26-19 after rallying from an early 14-0 deficit at the sweltering Estadio Jose Zorrilla.
  • Australia's women handled the United States 27-14 in their final despite missing injured stars Maddison Levi and Tia Hinds, as Heidi Dennis earned player of the final honors with two outstanding try-saving tackles.
  • Under coach Tim Walsh, the team overcame a difficult draw after losing to the United States 14-10 in pool play, with the men's path including a 24-14 victory over South Africa on Saturday.
  • The Australian women take a two-point lead over New Zealand into the world championship decider next weekend in Bordeaux, France, while New Zealand had dominated by winning the previous five tournaments since February.
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Aussie teams seal clean sweep at Valladolid Sevens

Comeback wins over the No.1-ranked teams earned Australia's men's and women's rugby sevens team a title double at the the Valladolid finals in Spain.

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Australia stuns the No. 1 teams with comeback wins to sweep the Valladolid Sevens

Australia has swept the Valladolid Sevens finals after comeback wins over the No. 1-ranked teams in the rugby sevens world series.

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The Pumas 7s won the bronze medal in the stage of the SVNS World Championship of the Seven World Tour 2025-2026 that ended this Sunday in Valladolid, Spain, and continue in the second place of the table of positions in the absence of a day to conclude the championship.In the duel for the third place the Argentine team prevailed over Fiji 28 to 17 and added 16 points, with which it reached a total of 34. Before, it lost the semifinal duel against…

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Fiji Village broke the news on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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