Bledisloe Cup 2019

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The 2019 Bledisloe Cup saw New Zealand win the trophy for the 47th time

Running since the 1930s, the Bledisloe Cup is a rugby union competition played between the national teams of Australia and New Zealand.

The Bledisloe Cup fixtures are known as Test matches and take place between the Wallabies and All Blacks.

Since 2016, the Bledisloe Cup has consisted of three matches played annually, while two of the matches also count toward The Rugby Championship.

The 2019 Bledisloe Cup was a two match competition as 2019 is a Rugby World Cup year.

First instituted in 1931, New Zealand have claimed the Bledisloe Cup 47 times with their 2019 victory, and have have held the trophy from 2002 up until present.

Australia have won the Cup 12 times, including five on the trot from 1998 to 2002.

From 2016 – 2018 before one match was dropped in 2019 due to the Rugby Union World Cup taking place that year, both teams split home field advantage with New Zealand receiving two home games in 2018 in Yokohama and Auckland. Traditionally, the first two games of the series were played in late August, while the third and final game was contested in late October.

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Bledisloe Cup betting opens in plenty of time for Game 1 kickoff, and there are a range of markets for punters to bet on. Beginning with basic head-to-head odds and over/unders, right into margin and first try scorer bets, there’s plenty of options to choose from leading up to game day.

2019 Bledisloe Cup Results: Game 1

  • Game 1 Winners: Wallabies (47) defeated the All Blacks (26) 
  • Score: 47 – 26 points
  • Tries: 6 – 4

Australia kicked off their Bledisloe Cup 2019 campaign with a big 47 – 26 upset win over New Zealand in Perth. Bledisloe Cup history was made in Game 1 with the Wallabies posting their highest-ever score against the All Blacks in the six-tries-to-four result.

The 2019 Bledisloe Cup Game 1 score was also a record loss for the All Blacks with the NZ squad conceding the most points ever to any team!

2019 Bledisloe Cup Results: Game 2

  • Game 1 Winners: All Blacks (36) defeated the Wallabies (0)
  • Score:36 – 0 points
  • Tries:5 – 0

It was always a tough ask for the Aussies heading into the 2019 Bledisloe Cup decider with Game 2 held at Eden Park. As expected, New Zealand kept their Bledisloe Cup dominance going with their 47th success. The All Blacks retained their imposing winning streak at the venue, New Zealand not having lost a Test at Eden Park since 1994.

The All Blacks kept the Wallabies scoreless in the Bledisloe Cup 2019 results for Game 2 with their huge 36 – 0 victory that saw them win the last 17 Bledisloe Cup series in a row.

As there were just the two Bledisloe Cup matches scheduled for 2019, the overall one-all tie saw the All Blacks retain the trophy.

2019 Bledisloe Cup

GAME 1 GAME 2
Australia 47 – 26 New Zealand New Zealand 36 – 0 Australia
Date: Saturday, August 10 Date: Saturday, August 17
Time: 7:45pm (AEST) Time: 5:35pm (AEST)
Venue: Optus Stadium, Perth Venue: Eden Park, Auckland

The Bledisloe Cup 2019 featured just two games due to the Rugby Union World Cup being played in the same year.

Game 1 was also an historic match with Australia hosting New Zealand in Perth, the first ever Bledisloe Cup match played in WA.

New Zealand were the defending Bledisloe Cup champions heading into the 2019 tournament having enjoyed a three-match clean sweep in 2018 – their 16th consecutive title success.

They made it 17 consecutive Bledisloe Cup series wins when the 2019 tied result (one game each) saw the All Blacks retain the trophy

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Bledisloe Cup Match Results

Year Date Stadium Home Score Away Winner
2019
– 10 August Optus Stadium, Perth Australia 47-26 New Zealand New Zealand
– 17 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 36 – 0 Australia
2018
– 26 October Nissan Stadium, Yokohama New Zealand 37-20 Australia New Zealand
– 25 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 40-12 Australia
– 18 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 13-38 New Zealand
2017
– 21 October Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 23–18 New Zealand New Zealand
– 26 August Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin New Zealand 35–29 Australia
– 19 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 34–54 New Zealand
2016
– 22 October Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 37–10 Australia New Zealand
– 27 August Westpac Stadium, Wellington New Zealand 29–9 Australia
– 20 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 8–42 New Zealand
2015
– 15 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 41–13 Australia New Zealand
– 8 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 27–19 New Zealand
2014
– 18 October Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 28–29 New Zealand New Zealand
– 23 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 51–20 Australia
– 16 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 12–12 New Zealand
2013
– 19 October Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin New Zealand 41–33 Australia New Zealand
– 24 August Westpac Stadium, Wellington New Zealand 27–16 Australia
– 17 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 29–47 New Zealand
2012
– 20 October Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 18–18 New Zealand New Zealand
– 25 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 22–0 Australia
– 18 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 19–27 New Zealand
2011
– 27 August Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 25–20 New Zealand New Zealand
– 6 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 30–14 Australia
2010
– 30 October Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong Australia 26–24 New Zealand New Zealand
– 11 September Olympic Park, Sydney Australia 22–23 New Zealand
– 7 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 20–10 Australia
– 31 July Etihad, Melbourne Australia 28–49 New Zealand
2009
– 31 October National Stadium, Tokyo New Zealand 32–19 Australia New Zealand
– 19 September Westpac Stadium New Zealand 33–6 Australia
– 22 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 18–19 New Zealand
– 18 July Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 22–16 Australia
2008
– 1 November Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong New Zealand 19–14 Australia New Zealand
– 13 September Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 24–28 New Zealand
– 2 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 39–10 Australia
– 26 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 34–19 New Zealand
2007
– 21 July Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 26–12 Australia New Zealand
– 30 June MCG, Melbourne Australia 20–15 New Zealand
2006
– 19 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 34–27 Australia New Zealand
– 29 July Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 9–13 New Zealand
– 8 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 32–12 Australia
2005
– 3 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 34–24 Australia New Zealand
– 13 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 13–30 New Zealand
2004
– 7 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 23–18 New Zealand New Zealand
– 17 July Westpac Stadium, Wellington New Zealand 16–7 Australia
2003
– 16 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 21–17 Australia New Zealand
– 26 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 21–50 New Zealand
2002
– 3 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 16–14 New Zealand Australia
– 13 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 12–6 Australia
2001
– 1 September Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 29–26 New Zealand Australia
– 11 August Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 15–23 Australia
2000
– 5 August Westpac Stadium, Wellington New Zealand 23–24 Australia Australia
– 15 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 35–39 New Zealand
1999
– 28 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Australia 28–7 New Zealand Australia
– 24 July Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 34–15 Australia
1998
– 29 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 19–14 New Zealand Australia
– 1 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 23–27 Australia
– 11 July MCG, Melbourne Australia 24–16 New Zealand
1997
– 16 August Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 36–24 Australia New Zealand
– 26 July MCG, Melbourne Australia 18–33 New Zealand
– 5 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 30–13 Australia
1996
– 27 July Lang Park, Brisbane Australia 25–32 New Zealand New Zealand
– 6 July Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 43–6 Australia
1995
– 29 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 23–34 New Zealand New Zealand
– 22 July Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 28–16 Australia Australia
1994
– 17 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 20–16 New Zealand Australia
1993
– 17 July Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 25–10 Australia New Zealand
1992
– 25 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 23–26 New Zealand Australia
– 19 July Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 19–17
– 4 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 16–15
1991
– 24 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 6–3 Australia New Zealand
– 10 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia 21–12 New Zealand
1990
– 18 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 9–21 Australia New Zealand
– 4 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 27–17
– 21 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 21–6
1989
– 5 August Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 24–12 Australia New Zealand
1988
– 30 July Concord Oval, Sydney Australia 9–30 New Zealand New Zealand
– 16 July Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 19–19
– 3 July Concord Oval, Sydney Australia 7–32
1987
– 25 July Concord Oval, Sydney Australia 16–30 New Zealand New Zealand
1986
– 6 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 9–22 Australia Australia
– 23 August Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 13–12
– 9 August Ath. Park, Wellington New Zealand 12–13
1985
– 29 June Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 10–9 Australia New Zealand
1984
– 18 August SCG, Sydney Australia 24–25 New Zealand New Zealand
– 4 August Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 15–19
– 21 July SCG, Sydney Australia 16–9
1983
– 20 August SCG, Sydney Australia 8–18 New Zealand New Zealand
1982
– 11 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 33–18 Australia New Zealand
– 28 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 16–19
– 14 August Lanc. Park, Christchurch New Zealand 23–16
1980
– 12 July SCG, Sydney Australia 26–10 New Zealand Australia
– 28 June Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 9–12
– 21 June SCG, Sydney Australia 13–9
1979
– 28 July SCG, Sydney Australia 12–6 New Zealand Australia
1978
– 9 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 16–30 Australia New Zealand
– 26 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 22–6
– 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 13–12
1974
– 8 June SCG, Sydney Australia 6–16 New Zealand New Zealand
– 1 June Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 16–16
– 25 May SCG, Sydney Australia 6–11
1972
– 16 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 38–3 Australia New Zealand
– 2 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 30–17
– 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 29–6
1968
– 22 June Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane Australia 18–19 New Zealand New Zealand
– 15 June SCG, Sydney Australia 11–27
1967
– 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 29–9 Australia New Zealand
1964
– 29 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 5–20 Australia New Zealand
– 22 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 18–3
– 15 August Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 14–9
1962
– 22 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 16–8 Australia New Zealand
– 8 September Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 3–0
– 25 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 9–9
1962
– 4 June SCG, Sydney Australia 5–14 New Zealand New Zealand
– 26 May Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Australia 6–20
1958
– 20 September Epsom Showgrounds, Auckland New Zealand 17–8 Australia New Zealand
– 6 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 3–6
– 23 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 25–3
1957
– 1 June Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Australia 9–22 New Zealand New Zealand
– 25 May SCG, Sydney Australia 11–25
1955
– 17 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 3–8 Australia New Zealand
– 3 September Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 8–0
– 20 August Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 16–8
1952
– 13 September Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 15–8 Australia Draw
– 6 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch New Zealand 9–14
1951
– 21 July The Gabba, Brisbane Australia 6–16 New Zealand New Zealand
– 7 July SCG, Sydney Australia 11–17
– 23 June SCG, Sydney Australia 0–8
1949
– 24 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 9–16 Australia Australia
– 3 September Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 6–11
1947
– 28 June SCG, Sydney Australia 14–27 New Zealand New Zealand
– 14 June Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Australia 5–13
1946
– 28 September Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand 14–10 Australia New Zealand
– 14 September Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 31–8
1938
– 13 August SCG, Sydney Australia 6–14 New Zealand New Zealand
– 6 August Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Australia 14–20
– 23 July SCG, Sydney Australia 9–24
1936
– 12 September Carisbrook, Dunedin New Zealand 38–13 Australia New Zealand
– 5 September Athletic Park, Wellington New Zealand 11–6
1934
– 25 August SCG, Sydney Australia 3–3 New Zealand Australia
– 11 August SCG, Sydney Australia 25–11
1932
– 23 July SCG, Sydney Australia 13–21 New Zealand New Zealand
– 16 July Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Australia 3–21
– 2 July SCG, Sydney Australia 22–17