The Argentine victory by 29-23 at the Vélez Stadium meant the first Argentine victory over New Zealand in its own territory.
The recent confrontation between the Pumas and the All Blacks in Buenos Aires He left an indelible brand in the history of Argentine rugby. The Argentine victory by 29-23 at the Vélez Stadium meant Argentina’s first victory over New Zealand In its own territory, adding the fourth in the history between both selected. The party, intense and physical, was marked by the shortage of spaces for backs and a constant contact that even neutralized the traditional haka.
The impact on New Zealand It was immediate and critical. The Stuff portal stressed that “The All Blacks, undisciplined, suffer their first defeat against Los Pumas in Argentina” and said that the Argentine team “fully deserved their success”, while visitors face “a mountain of work ahead”.
Historic triumph of Los Pumas against the All Blacks shakes the New Zealand press
For its part, 1News He stressed that “An inspired Argentina first won the All Blacks in its stadium, but the bad discipline of visitors, reflected in three yellow cards, cost them expensive.”. He New Zealand Herald He also underlined the historical nature of the meeting, entitled “History for the Pumas.”
The Argentine captain, Julián Montoya, expressed his pride after victory: “I am proud of the team. We had good times in the game, others more or less, but we always stayed in the fight.” The Hooker added that the key was to “put the body on each play and in each game”, also remembering the emotion of the emotion Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro’s last game.
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This triumph adds to a series of historical milestones of Los Pumas in front of the great powers: from the victories before Wales (1968), Scotland (1969), Ireland (1970), Australia (1979), France (1985), Italy (1989), England (1990) and South Africa (2016)until consolidating their ability to compete and overcome the strongest teams in the world.
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