A frustrated Michael Cheika has demanded a meeting with World Rugby referees boss Alain Rolland after watching the Wallabies' grand slam dream shattered by a three-point loss to Ireland in Dublin. The Wallabies went down 27-24 in a thrilling contest at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday night, but Cheika was furious at the lopsided penalty count which finished 13-3 in the home side's favour. But Cheika remained aggrieved at the refereeing performance and insisted it had taken too much out of his side. "(It was a) 13-3 penalty count and that costs you field position, costs you territory and obviously points as well. Cheika made it clear he would be taking his concerns through the official channels before next week's season-ending Test against England at Twickenham.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 26, 2016 23:28 UTC