Ex-Leinster out-half Felipe Contepomi appointed Argentina head coach
Former Leinster out-half and backs coach Felipe Contepomi has been appointed as head coach of Argentina.
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Contepomi succeeds Cheika as Argentina head coach
:Former Argentina flyhalf Felipe Contepomi will be their new head coach, succeeding Australian Michael Cheika, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) said on Monday.
We deserved better says Argentina coach after another England defeat
PARIS :Argentina coach Michael Cheika felt his team deserved better on the night as the Pumas fell just short against England after overcoming a rough start to the bronze medal game on Friday.
Farrell hails England's versatility after Argentina 'scrap' to finish third at World Cup
England finished third in the tournament for the first time after Nicolas Sanchez' unsuccessful late penalty for the Pumas that would have drawn the sides level in the closing minutes.
Different feel as England Argentina meet again in bronze final
PARIS : When England played Argentina on the first weekend of the Rugby World Cup they were coming off five defeats in six games with doubts swirling about their prospects, but when they meet again in the bronze final on Friday it is on a run of five wins in six games.
Three changes for Argentina to face England
PARIS : Argentina have made three changes to their line-up for Rugby World Cup’s bronze medal match against England in Paris on Friday, signaling their intent to try for a positive finish to the tournament in France.
Argentina will put everything on the line for World Cup bronze medal
PARIS : Reaching the World Cup final was probably too big an ask for Argentina, but the Pumas believe they have what it takes to claim their second bronze medal in the competition.
We can't leave like this, says defiant Argentina coach Cheika
PARIS :Argentina coach Michael Cheika said his team will channel the disappointment of Friday's 44-6 World Cup semi-final thrashing by New Zealand into next week's Bronze final to ensure his team can leave France with their heads held high.