Los Jaguares ante los Brumbies (los Potrillos
Salvajes) ganaron por 25-20 en décima semana del Super Rugby 15, disputada en
Canberra, con dominio en primera media hora, y con try del centro tucumano
Matías Orlando apoyando tras paciente movimiento de 18 fases.
La franquicia argentina en lo que va de la temporada logró su tercer
victoria sobre las franquicias
australianas: sobre los Waratahs de Sidney en Buenos Aires en la tercera
ronda, y ante los Melbourne Rebels en el
profundo sur australiano la semana
pasada. También fue el segundo doblete de los Jaguares en Oceanía después de las victorias sobre los Rebels y los
Waratahs el año pasado, y es el primer
equipo en ganar en el extranjero sus primeros cuatro partidos en territorio
australiano. Fue el triunfo del rugby del interior argentino, con performance
superlativa del medio scrum mendocino Gonzalo Bertranou y el apertura tucumano
Nicolás Sánchez, más tries de los centros: del tucumano Matías Orlando y del rosarino Jerónimo De La Fuente, y del
wing rosarino Emiliano Boffelli. Además, quedan las destacadas actuaciones de los entrerianos Javier
Ortega Desio y Marcos Kremer, y del cordobés Matías Alemanno cuando entró en el
segundo tiempo. Para
los Jaguares: 3 ensayos con Matías Orlando, Jerónimo De la Fuente, y Emiliano Boffelli; más 2
penales y 2 conversiones de Nicolás Sánchez.
Para los Brumbies 3 ensayos de Tom Banks (2), y Chance Peni; más 1 penal y 1 conversión de Wharenui Hawera. En la Conferencia
Sudafricana, los Jaguares están cuartos con 16 puntos, por detrás de los Lions
con 30, los Bulls con 19 y los Sharks con 18, y por delante de los Stormers que
tienen 14. En Canberra Stadium con 8.053 espectadores. Árbitro: Angus Gardner
(Australia). Próxima ronda, la undécima, será en Nueva Zelanda, donde los
Jaguares enfrentarán el sábado (04:35
hora argentina) a los Auckland Blues en el templo del Eden Park, en Auckland.
Jaguares bid farewell undefeated in Oceania
against Brumbies
The Jaguares against the Brumbies (wild
colts) won by 25-20 in tenth week of the Super Rugby
15, played in Canberra, with dominance in the first half hour, and with try of
the centre from Tucumán, Matías Orlando scored try after patient movement of 18
phases.
The Argentinian franchise so far this season achieved its third victory over the Australian franchises: over NSW Waratahs at Buenos Aires in the third round, and against Melbourne Rebels in the deep South Australian last week.
It was also the second Jaguares double in Oceania after the wins over the Melbourne Rebels and the NSW Waratahs last year, and it is the first team to win its first four matches in Australian territory overseas.
The Argentinian franchise so far this season achieved its third victory over the Australian franchises: over NSW Waratahs at Buenos Aires in the third round, and against Melbourne Rebels in the deep South Australian last week.
It was also the second Jaguares double in Oceania after the wins over the Melbourne Rebels and the NSW Waratahs last year, and it is the first team to win its first four matches in Australian territory overseas.
It was the triumph of rugby to Argentinian interior, with superlative
performance of scrum half from Mendoza Gonzalo Bertranou and fly half from
Tucumán Nicolás Sánchez, plus tries of the centre couple: Matías Orlando from
Tucumán and Jerónimo De La Fuente from Rosario City, and wing Emiliano Boffelli
from Rosario City. In addition, there are the
outstanding performances of Javier
Ortega Desio and Marcos Kremer from Entre Ríos province, and Matías Alemanno from
Córdoba Province when he entered the second half. For
the Jaguares: 3tries with Matías Orlando, Jerónimo De la Fuente, and Emiliano
Boffelli; plus 2 penalties goals and 2
conversions by Nicolás Sánchez.
For the Brumbies 3 tries of Tom Banks (2), and Chance Peni; plus 1 penalty goal and 1 conversion of Wharenui Hawera.
At the South African Conference, the Jaguares are fourth with 16 points, behind the Lions with 30, the Bulls with 19 and Sharks with 18, and ahead of the Stormers who are 14.
In Canberra Stadium with 8,053 spectators. Referee: Angus Gardner (Australia). Next round, the eleventh, will be in New Zealand, where the Jaguares will face on Saturday (04:35 Argentinian time) the Auckland Blues at the Temple of Eden Park, in Auckland.
For the Brumbies 3 tries of Tom Banks (2), and Chance Peni; plus 1 penalty goal and 1 conversion of Wharenui Hawera.
At the South African Conference, the Jaguares are fourth with 16 points, behind the Lions with 30, the Bulls with 19 and Sharks with 18, and ahead of the Stormers who are 14.
In Canberra Stadium with 8,053 spectators. Referee: Angus Gardner (Australia). Next round, the eleventh, will be in New Zealand, where the Jaguares will face on Saturday (04:35 Argentinian time) the Auckland Blues at the Temple of Eden Park, in Auckland.
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