The Argentine Rugby team will participate in a World Cup semi-final for the third time in its history after winning the quarterfinals by 29 to 17.
He Argentine Rugby team won 29 to 17 against Welsh and they got into the Rugby World Cup semi-finals for the third time in its history. In this frame, The Pumas They will play the semifinals of the World Cup event and will face New Zealandwho later beat Ireland, next Friday, October 20, from 4pm, in Saint-Denis.
The quarterfinals took place from 12 noon at the Stade de Marseillewith English arbitration Karl Dicksonwho replaced the injured South African midway through the game Jaco Peyper.
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In the first half of the match, Argentina had the chance to open the scoring after a penalty, but Emiliano Boffelli he couldn’t convert and the Welsh converted his first try at the hands of Dan Biggarwho also made the conversion and put the ball between the three sticks.
In the second half, The Pumas They managed to reverse the result but, once again, they found themselves down in the tables due to a tactical oversight. However, those led by Michael Cheika they turned the result around again and They finished the match with a score of 29 to 17.
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