2023-07-08 22:03:47
The Pumas celebrated a lackluster debut this Saturday at the Rugby Championship 2023by losing categorically with the All Blacks 41-12 in a crowded Malvinas Argentinas stadium in Mendoza.
The oceanic team, defending champion and top winner of the tournament with 8 titles, settled the game in the first half when he set up a 31-0 run with tries from Dane Coles, Ardie Savea, Jordie Barrett, Rieko Ioane and Aaron Smithcomplemented by three conversions from fly half Damian McKenzie.
In a second, Lucio Sordoni scored the first Argentinian points in the New Zealand ingoal and at the end of the game Agustín Creevy signaled the second try from the Albiceleste team, converted by Emiliano Boffelli.
During the complementary stage, Beauden Barrett and Emoni Narawa decorated the All Blacks scoreboard with two new tries.
He broke free and dove into the All Blacks in-goal! ????@agustincreevy supported his try in his 98th match with #LosPumas. ????????????????#PUMASxESPN #ESPNenStarPlus pic.twitter.com/CZej5CL7D4
— ScrumRugby (@ScrumESPN) July 8, 2023
Los Pumas will present themselves once more next Saturday from 6:45 as visitors from Australia at the CommBank Stadium in the city of Sydney. The same day, the All Blacks will host the world champion South Africa (4:05) in Auckland.
The All Blacks’ Haka dazzled Mendoza
As is traditional before each All Blacks match, the New Zealand ensemble performed the traditional Haka.
Is regarding a special type of New Zealand folk art, belonging to the Maori tribein which songs, movements, voices and synchronized dances are combined. It is the dance that the natives of that country they used to use in wars or confrontations, although it also serves to honor guests and show the importance of a meeting punctual.
The All Blacks. The Kapa or Pango. Tremendous Haka in Mendoza! ????????????#ESPNenStarPlus pic.twitter.com/YCDPBP47Jg
— ScrumRugby (@ScrumESPN) July 8, 2023
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