Gales es favorito para cerrar mañana la serie invicta
ante Sudáfrica y Argentina en el Estadio
Brigadier General Estanislao López en la Ciudad de Santa Fe, al este del país
en la Mesopotamia argentina, tras ganar 23-10 el primer test match disputado el
sábado pasado en el estadio Bicentenario de la Ciudad de San Juan en el oeste
argentino.
El entrenador
neozelandés Warren Gatland presenta un Gales con alta estima para
terminar la serie otoñal en el hemisferio sur, y Argentina,
entrenada por el tucumano Daniel Hourcade, tras las autocríticas por la baja
performance, busca olvidar la frustración y ganar la revancha y el choque con
Escocia de la próxima semana en Resistencia.
Los Dragones Rojos de Gales presentan cinco cambios en su
XV inicial, con los debutantes Ellis
Jenkins, Tomas Francis, Ryan Elias, Aled Davies y Owen Watkin , buscando el
dominio de los rucks, donde se advirtió la mayor limitación y bajo rendimiento
de los delanteros argentinos, además de los scrum con la primera línea.
Daniel Hourcade hace un cambio, entra el medio scrum
porteño Martín Landajo y sale el medio scrum mendocino Gonzalo Bertranou, en
momentos de trascendencia, donde es menester mantener la misma alineación
titular como muestras de confianza, si se tiene en cuenta de que no hace
cambios ni en primera, como en segunda y en tercera línea.
Está claro de que el objetivo es la Copa Mundial de Japón
2019, y para Gales es motivo de satisfacción
haber ganado a Sudáfrica y Argentina en una semana por lo que Warren
Gatland sentenció: "Hemos ganado dos juegos de dos, pero lo que es más
importante, hemos traído jugadores de test-match y ese es el objetivo".
"Queremos ir a casa con tres de tres, pero sabemos del
desafío que enfrentamos mañana y podríamos haber elegido un plantel diferente
si se tratara solo del resultado, pero se trata de construir para 2019",
puso de relieve entusiasmado el entrenador neozelandés, aludiendo al Mundial de
octubre 2019 en Japón.
Wales looks for the undefeated
against Argentina in final of tour in Santa Fe
Wales is the favorite to close
tomorrow's undefeated series against South Africa and Argentina, at Brigadier
General Estanislao Lopez Stadium, in Santa
Fe City, in the east of the country, in Mesopotamia of Argentina, after winning
23-10 the first test match played last Saturday at Bicentenario stadium of San
Juan City in western Argentina.
New Zealand coach Warren Gatland presents a Wales side with high esteem to finish the autumn series in the southern hemisphere, and Argentina, trained by coach from Tucumán, Daniel Hourcade, after self-criticism for low performance, seeks to forget the frustration and win the rematch and the shock with Scotland next week at Resistencia City in same east on Mesopotamia.
The Red Dragons of Wales present five changes in their initial XV, with debutants Ellis Jenkins, Tomas Francis, Ryan Elias, Aled Davies and Owen Watkin, looking for the domain of the rucks, which warned the biggest limitation and low performance of the Argentinian pack, in addition to the scrum with the fron row.
Daniel Hourcade makes a change, enters the scrum half from Buenos Aires Martin Landajo by scrum half from Mendoza, Gonzalo Bertranou, in moments of transcendence, where it is necessary to maintain the same starting lineup as samples of confidence, if you take into account that it does not make changes in from row , as in second row and bottom row.
It is clear that target is the 2019 World Cup in Japan, and for Wales it is a matter of satisfaction to have won South Africa and Argentina in a week, so Warren Gatland said: "We won two games of two, but what is more important, we've brought test-match players and that's the target".
"We want to go home with three of three, but we know the challenge we face tomorrow and we could have chosen a different squad if it was just the result, but it's about building by 2019", the New Zealand coach enthused, referring to the IX World Cup of October 2019 in Japan.
New Zealand coach Warren Gatland presents a Wales side with high esteem to finish the autumn series in the southern hemisphere, and Argentina, trained by coach from Tucumán, Daniel Hourcade, after self-criticism for low performance, seeks to forget the frustration and win the rematch and the shock with Scotland next week at Resistencia City in same east on Mesopotamia.
The Red Dragons of Wales present five changes in their initial XV, with debutants Ellis Jenkins, Tomas Francis, Ryan Elias, Aled Davies and Owen Watkin, looking for the domain of the rucks, which warned the biggest limitation and low performance of the Argentinian pack, in addition to the scrum with the fron row.
Daniel Hourcade makes a change, enters the scrum half from Buenos Aires Martin Landajo by scrum half from Mendoza, Gonzalo Bertranou, in moments of transcendence, where it is necessary to maintain the same starting lineup as samples of confidence, if you take into account that it does not make changes in from row , as in second row and bottom row.
It is clear that target is the 2019 World Cup in Japan, and for Wales it is a matter of satisfaction to have won South Africa and Argentina in a week, so Warren Gatland said: "We won two games of two, but what is more important, we've brought test-match players and that's the target".
"We want to go home with three of three, but we know the challenge we face tomorrow and we could have chosen a different squad if it was just the result, but it's about building by 2019", the New Zealand coach enthused, referring to the IX World Cup of October 2019 in Japan.
Argentina: 15 Emiliano Boffelli, 14 Bautista Delguy, 13 Matías Orlando, 12
Jerónimo de le Fuente, 11 Ramiro Moyano, 10 Nicolás Sánchez, 9 Martín Landajo,
8 Javier Ortega Desio, 7 Marcos Kremer, 6 Pablo Matera, 5 Tomás Lavanini, 4
Guido Petti Pagadizábal, 3 Nahuel Tetáz Chaparro, 2 Agustín Creevy (c), 1
Santiago García Botta. Suplentes:
16 Julián Montoya, 17 Javier Díaz, 18 Santiago Medrano, 19 Matías Alemanno, 20
Tomás Lezana, 21 Gonzalo Bertranou, 22 Santiago González Iglesias, 23 Sebastián
Cancelliere
Gales: 15 Hallam Amos, 14 Josh Adams, 13 Scott Williams, 12 Owen Watkin, 11
George North, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Aled Davies, 8 Ross Moriarty, 7 James Davies,
6 Ellis Jenkins, 5 Cory Hill (c), 4 Adam Beard, 3 Tomas Francis, 2 Ryan Elias,
1 Rob Evans. Suple
Estadio Brigadier Lopez, Santa Fe: 16:40
Árbitro: Jaco Peyper (Sudáfrica). Jueces de línea: Mathieu Raynal (Francia), Andrew Brace (Irlanda). TMO: Marius Jonker (Sudáfrica).
Árbitro: Jaco Peyper (Sudáfrica). Jueces de línea: Mathieu Raynal (Francia), Andrew Brace (Irlanda). TMO: Marius Jonker (Sudáfrica).
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