The coach of the Argentine rugby team, Michael Cheika, revealed the 15 names that will take to the field to beat La Rosa.
He australian coach of the Argentine rugby team, Michael Cheikaconfirmed the starting lineup of Los Pumas that will be measured on Friday in Paris in front of his pair of Englandfor third place in the World Cup France 2023.
The match will be played from 4:00 p.m. at the Stade de France and The Pumas will form with Thomas Gallo, Julián Montoya (captain) and Francisco Gómez Kodela; Guido Petti and Pedro Rubiolo; Juan Martín González, Marcos Kremer and Facundo Isa; Tomas Cubelli and Santiago Carreras, Jerónimo de la Fuente, Lucio Cinti and Emiliano Bofelli; Juuan Cruz Mallia.
The substitute bench will be made up of them Agustín Creevy, José Sclavi, Eduardo Bello; Matías Alemanno, Rodrigo Bruni, Lautaro Bazán Vélez, Nicolás Sánchez and Matías Moroni.
What changes will Los Pumas have to face England?
The experienced scrum half Tomas Cubelli It is one of the three new features introduced by the technician of The Pumas Michael Cheika facing the match for the third place in the World Cup that will dispute Argentina and England on friday in Saint-Denison the periphery of Paris.
Cubelli34 years old, returns to the initial XV after not having participated in the semi-final lost against New Zealand (44-6) last week.
Cubelli enter instead of Gonzalo Bertranou, Pedro Rubiolo replaces Tomás Lavanini and Jerónimo De La Fuente occupies the position of Santiago Chocobares.
It will be the second confrontation of The Pumas before the English in this world Cupafter the game played in Marseilles in September ended with a clear victory for XV of the Rose.
The third lines Marcos Kremer and Juan Martín González They are the only two players to have started every game of Argentina at the tournament.
The Pumas They aspire to match their best result in a world Cupthird place in 2007.
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