The match played at the Stadio Comunale Di Mongo, (partial 17-6) in Treviso is the second for Los Pumas on their tour of Europe, which will end on Sunday, November 21, facing Ireland in Dublin.
The goals of Argentina came by tries of Marcos Kremer, Juan Martín González, Matías Moroni, Santiago Cordero and Facundo Bosch, three conversions and a penalty from Emiliano Boffelli and a penalty from the admitted Nicolás Sánchez.
For the local Stephen Varney scored the only try and Paolo Garbisi added a conversion and three penalties
The Pumas ended their adverse streak with a resounding triumph based on possession of the ball, the dominance of the fixed formations and the forcefulness to score five tries.
The Argentine team from the beginning had the dominance of the actions and after two shipments with the foot of fullback Emiliano Boffelli, Marcos Kremer and Juan Martín González supported the first two tries.
The solidity in defense and the handling of the tactical game with the feet were the determining factors to take the actions to the opposite field and reach a favorable partial of 17-6 with two conversions and a penalty from Boffelli. Meanwhile, Italy discounted with two penalties won by Paolo Garbisi.
At the beginning of the second half Matías Moroni lengthened differences with another try after receiving a pass from Pablo Matera, a conquest that was converted by Boffelli.
Then, the Pumas gave the game to Italy who managed to score their only try through Stephen Varney when they broke off an advance of their forwards.
The Pumas regained control of the actions and Santiago Cordero, in a counterattack, supported the fourth try that practically sealed the victory, which was rounded off by the entered Nicolás Sánchez with a new penalty and Facundo Bosch with another try after breaking off a maul.
On balance, the Argentine team achieved a categorical victory by taking advantage of the opportunities that were presented to them. The forcefulness was the positive point of his game.
On the other hand, the Albiceleste team lacked precision in handling the ball with their hands and it will be one of the aspects to improve for the next match against Ireland, a rival far superior to Italy.
On an individual level, backs Mateo Carreras and Santiago Cordero, captain Julián Montoya and forwards Marcos Kremer and Pablo Matera stood out.
The Pumas in their debut lost against France, by 29 to 20, last Saturday at the Stade France in Saint Denis on the outskirts of Paris, and the tour will have as its last stop the test on Sunday, November 21 with Ireland, in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
Those selected from Argentina and Italy were measured 24 times, Los Pumas won 18 times, lost five and a draw was recorded.
Source From: Ambito
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