argentina

Puma trio ruled out of SA clash

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

Agustin Creevy, Juan Imhoff and Juan Martin Hernandez have all been ruled out of the Argentina team to take on South Africa in the World Cup third-place playoff because of injury.

Kiwi media wary of Wallabies

1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.au

New Zealand pundits have lavished praise on Michael Cheika’s revitalised Wallabies but say the All Blacks remain favourites to win Saturday’s Rugby World Cup final. Commentators said the two...

Watched by Maradona, Sanchez just fails to be the perfect 10

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

No reliable poll has been taken of supporters since the Europeans were knocked out of this World Cup, but it felt at Twickenham as if the tournament had lost its second favourite team, as the attack-minded...

Don’t cry for Argentina but remember the flair that drew gasps of admiration

1 decade ago by The Times

Some statistics flashed on the television screen midway through the second half. Argentina had made significantly more carries than Australia,...

Wallabies are only team that can get the jump on New Zealand

1 decade ago by The Times

So the best two sides in the tournament — with conciliatory nods to Japan and Argentina — will contest the...

How Argentina and Australia rated

1 decade ago by The Times

Argentina Joaquín Tuculet (full back) An attacking threat whenever he joined the line allied with a strong kicking game 7...

Diego Maradona made it tough for Argentina

1 decade ago by The Times

Argentina lost the plot before the opening titles had finished Marcos Ayerza, the veteran prop, had spoken about the need...

Rugby World Cup 2015: Michael Cheika's Wallabies have shown unity and maturity

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

Australia moved the ball with sumptuous ease in their semi-final against Argentina, writes Paul Hayward

Australia win but Pumas triumph too

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Australia may be through to the Rugby World Cup final but Argentina can celebrate after a dazzling display in defeat.

Defence is the word for the four-try Wallabies

1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.au

An Adam Ashley-Cooper hat-trick aside, it was the Wallabies’ defence that pulled them through yet again. While Argentina came in to this game as the tournament’s second best attacking side...