The Argentine Rugby National Team reaped a historic triumph against the Wallabies. A few weeks ago, they also beat New Zealand.
Los Pumas They achieved a Historical triumph by 28-26 in front of the Wallabiesresult that allowed them take revenge of the fall suffered the previous weekend. The team conducted by Felipe Contepomi He showed a Great performance In the first half, although he paid expensive a yellow to Santiago Carreras, Maximum scorer of the contest, which complicated the complement.
The game was played in the Allianz Stadium of Sydney and marked the closure of the Argentine tour by Australian territory, corresponding to the fourth date of the Rugby Championship. Now, the squad must prepare for the two decisive duels before South Africa that will define their aspirations in the final stretch.
The Albiceleste team reached this clash with a balance of a victory and two losses. In the debut, he fell for 41-24 before the All Blacks In Córdoba, but immediately got a historical triumph in Buenos Aires by beating them for 29-23 in it José Amalfitani. The oceanic tour had begun with another tight defeat, 28-24 in front of Australia in Queensland.
What left the date of rugby Championship
The day also included the shocking victory of South Africa by 43-10 in view of New Zealand in it Wellington Regional Stadiumthe worst defeat in the history of All Blacks. Previously, the New Zealands had defeated the Springboks by 24-17 In Auckland. These results finished reorder the table and left a clearer panorama for the last two dates.
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Saturday September 27from 00.10 of Argentina, those led by Contepomi They will face South Africa in the Kings Park Stadium of Durban. A week later, the October 4they will play as locals in the Twickenham Stadium from London at 10 in the morning (Argentine time).
It is worth remembering that in 2024 Argentines signed their best historical campaign in this tournament since they joined in 2012, with a total of 14 pointsincluding victories against the three powers.
Fixture de los Pumas at Rugby Championship 2025
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Date 1: 24-41 vs. New Zealand (Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium, Córdoba)
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Date 2: 29-23 vs. New Zealand (José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires)
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Date 3: 24-28 vs. Australia (North Queensland Stadium, Queensland)
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Date 4: 28-26 vs. Australia (Allianz Stadium, Sydney)
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Date 5: vs. South Africa (27/9, 00.10) in Kings Park Stadium, Durban
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Date 6: vs. South Africa (4/10, 10.00) on Twickenham Stadium, London
Background of the Pumas in the Rugby Championship
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2012: 4th place (4 points: 5 losses – 1 draw – 2 defensive bonus)
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2013: 4th place (2 points: 6 losses – 2 defensive bonus)
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2014: 4th place (7 points: 1 triumph – 5 losses – 3 defensive bonus)
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2015: 3rd place (5 points: 1 triumph – 2 losses – 1 bonus)
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2016: 4th place (5 points: 1 triumph – 5 losses – 1 defensive bonus)
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2017: 4th place (0 points: 6 losses)
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2018: 4th place (8 points: 2 wins – 4 losses)
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2019: 4th place (2 points: 3 losses – 2 defensive bonus)
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2020: 2nd place (8 points: 1 triumph – 2 draws – 1 defeat)*
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2021: 4th place (0 points: 6 losses)
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2022: 4th place (9 points: 2 wins – 4 losses – 1 bonus)
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2023: 3rd place (5 points: 1 triumph – 2 losses – 1 defensive bonus)
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2024: 3rd place (14 points: 3 wins – 3 losses – 1 bonus – 1 defensive bonus)
Source: Ambito
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