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Well, in Aussie Rules, the physiotherapist comes on and punches an opposing player. In rugby, the fans punch each other.
I consider Aussie Rules to be far more entertaining because it is much quicker and the ball seems to bounce and fly over the entire field with rapid change of direction. The players are free to move back and forth without the penalties, scrums and what-not that occur so frequently in rugby. To complete in Aussie Rules, a higher level of skill is required to kick and punt (holding the ball with one hand and punching it with the other - throwing the ball is not allowed). The players must be extremely fit in order to keep up with all the running and dodging; and also to be able to mark the ball (catch on the full - as demonstrated frequently in the YouTube video above). A point is scored when the ball is kicked between either of the outside posts, but 6 points are scored if it is kicked between the two centre posts. In rugby, the players have to actually put the ball down behind the try line before they can convert the try and score more points.
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