The Pumas 7S advanced to the semifinals of the Vancouver circuit after beating France 12-7, the same team that surpassed in the last group meeting.
In a first half that was even like the group of the group, the Argentine team first hit the Try of Santiago Mare next to the conversion that secured a 7-0 for the second half.
Already in the complement, the “Gauls” tied the game through Simon Desert, with their proper conversion, leaving everything in parity for the last minutes.
But it was Argentina that reaching the end of the meeting by the hand of Matías Osadczuk, went straight to the In Goal so that those led by Martín Gaitan get back into the semifinals.
Los Pumas 7’s will be measured with Spain
Now they must play this new instance before Spain overtime New Zealand at 17:30 For a place in the final.
On the inaugural day yesterday, he had already secured his pass to the quarterfinals, when he defeated with forcefulness To Kenya 24-0, While in a more adjusted duel, they surpassed Great Britain 19-14. While this Saturday afternoon he beat France 12-5 ending with perfect score.
The match against the “Galo” team began with a even development, with errors of both teams in the handling of the ball and a distributed possession. Despite the constant pressure of the French, Argentina managed to open the score with a Try by Joaquín Pellandiniwhich allowed him to go to rest with a 5-0 advantage in a friction first.
In the complement, the team led by Martín Gaitán In the absence of Santiago Gómez Cora He showed greater confidence and began to generate more offensive situations.
While some Try opportunities were on the road, Agustín Fraga It appeared two minutes from the end to expand the advantage with a great definition. The conversion was successful and Argentina got 12-0, leaving France with few options to react in the remaining minutes.
On the closure of the meeting, the French team found a try in the absence of 20 seconds for the end, however, the time did not reach him and The Pumas 7’s stayed with a key triumph in the group stage of the Seven de Vancouver, maintaining their great present in the world circuit.
Source: Ambito
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