For me it's the Aussie 12's reaction where he's screaming at Foley to kick the ball to touch and then is annoyed/angry at Foley when referee blows to award the scrum.

100% correct Wallies are to blame. Ref in my opinion was very clear

I agree 100% with the ref here. He gave Foley ample warnings. Excellent result at the end, well deserved lesson

Australia have made a name for themselves when it comes to gamesmanship. It caught up with them, I think the ref was onto them.

When Aussie critics mention this to decide if Raynal was wrong or right. They neglect to show this footage to try and appease themselves that they are right in their minds that the ref was wrong. Then Wholly Foley lies just to cover his own ass. Boy you fugged up!

As a Referee myself .... I fully support the Referee & his decision!!

Referee was 100% right. Watch 28 secs onwards.

This is one surefire way to make sure that Foley never does this again. Spot on, when you say this'll be good for the game in the long run.

I thought from that footage he gave foley too much time. Great call

Perfect call by the raf👌

Game 2 restored the order.

I disagree ….. I found Raynal handeld it perfectly!

Thanks Foley 👍🏆🇳🇿

Winners never cheat, cheaters never win. Australia next time learn by your mistakes

ps: every commentator below needs to actually time the time taken between this ball being (about to be) put in touch and every other penalty in international and provincial rugby, and then perhaps they wont be quite as smug...

Good ole Aussie arrogance!!!

Hang on buddy, the key to this is consistency. I can find innumerable examples of longer times taken to enact penalties when it didn't matter, including in this game. The fact is that Raynal blew his whistle as Foley was approaching the kick. So does he believe that fractions of seconds matter, or was he feeling angry he was being being disrespected? His comment to to White at the end of the match was along the lines of "You think I'm incompetent, now you know". Not exactly the words of an impartial professional. Certainly Foley could've just got on with it, but in 45 years of playing and watching rugby, that's the first time I've seen that happen, and the worst decision I've ever witnessed.