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DURBAN, South Africa: South Africa won the battle but lost the war following their 38-21 victory over ill-disciplined Argentina at a sold out King’s Park in Durban on Saturday (Sep 24), a result that handed the 2022 Rugby Championship title to New Zealand.
Argentina coach Felipe Contepomi has made five changes to his starting XV for the Autumn International series clash with Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday, including a return for Juan Cruz Mallia at fullback for his 50th cap.
LONDON :The Pumas have finalised their 32-man squad for three tests in Britain this month with injured first-choice halfback pair Tomas Albornoz and Gonzalo Garcia among several key players to miss out, the Argentine Rugby Union said.
Argentina have made seven changes to their side for the second test against England, and moved Pablo Matera from flanker to the back of the scrum where he will earn a record 111th international cap for the hosts in San Juan on Saturday.
After weeks of noise, the British and Irish Lions are poised for their first run out of what promises to be a fascinating summer. Andy Farrell's side continue their preparations by taking on Argentina in Dublin on Friday night in what will be the first match they've ever played in Ireland.
PARIS : Argentina have made one change to their starting lineup for Friday’s test against France in Paris, bringing in Gonzalo Garcia at scrumhalf to replace Gonzalo Bertranou, coach Felipe Contepomi announced on Wednesday.
Ireland survived a major scare as they kickstarted their autumn campaign by holding off a spirited Argentina side to return to winning ways with an unconvincing 22-19 victory in Dublin.
DUBLIN :Ireland survived a fierce second half comeback from Argentina to narrowly defeat the Pumas 22-19 at the Aviva Stadium on Friday and just about bounce back from last week's disappointing loss to New Zealand.
Veteran flanker Pablo Matera returns from suspension to take his place in the Argentina line-up in one of three changes for Friday's test against Ireland in Dublin, coach Felipe Contepomi announced on Wednesday.