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sábado, 17 de febrero de 2018
Germán Schulz y Juan Cruz Mallía protagonistas de Argentina XV ante Uruguay- Germán Schulz and Juan Cruz Mallía protagonists of Argentina XV against Uruguay
Germán Schulz and Juan Cruz Mallía protagonists of Argentina XV against Uruguay
The Teros without
eight of its professionals members who play in Europe, played with determination
and complicated to second national team with two tries of the center Juan
Manuel Cat, but they had no continuity in the deployment of their offense and
allowing Argentine XV recovery. In second half , Uruguay returned to control with pressure and game in Argentinian field,
with a good use of the foot and the scrum, a pending matter for the squad
trained by Felipe Contepomi, and Ignacio Fernández Lobbe from Buenos Aires and Diego
Ternavasio from Tucumán. Scored for Argentina XV, 5 tries with Juan Cruz González (23'),
Francisco Ferronato (32'), Germán Schulz (41'), Rodrigo Erchart (61'), and
Lucas Mensa (73 '), plus 1 penalty goal (36') )
by Juan Cruz González, and 3 conversions of Juan Cruz González (1) and Juan
Cruz Mallia (2). Uruguay scored 3 tries with Juan Manuel Cat (6 'and 14') and
Nicolás Freitas (48 '), plus 1 conversion of Germán Albanell. Results of the third round: United States 45-Chile 13, Uruguay
17-Argentina XV 34, Canada 45 –Brazil 5. The
positions: 1st United States 14, 2nd Argentina XV 11, 3p Uruguay 9, 4p Brazil
and Canada 4, 6º Chile 1 p. Fourth
round on Saturday: Chile-Uruguay, Argentina-Canada, Brazil- United States.
Stormers sobrevivió por los errores de Jaguares - Stormers survived because of Jaguares' mistakes
En el debut del
Super Rugby 15, los Stormers sobrevivieron presión de Jaguares que
cayeron por propios errores por 28-20 (15-6) en el Newlands de Ciudad del Cabo.
El sábado los Lyons que ganaron a Sharks 26-19, esperan a Jaguares en el Ellis
Park de Johannesburgo.
Los Stormers, equipo muy limitado ganó por 28-20 a los Jaguares , en partido de
imprecisiones, errores de destreza individual y de defensa, en medio de un
rosario de penales por indisciplina. Con el 25-20 los Jaguares hubieran tenido
punto bonus perdedor.
La tarjeta amarilla al fullback platense Joaquin Tuculet (27’), complicó el
despliegue argentino y alivió la presión
un tanto para los Stormers, y el apertura Damian Willemse metió un penal para
una ventaja de 10-6 en un primer tiempo finalizado 15-6. Los Jaguares ante desinteligencia del full back Dillyn
Leyds y del centro Damian De Allende que no pudieron frenar al wing rosarino Emiliano
Boffelli, que apoyó el primer try (47’), descontaron en momentos que Stormers
tuvo amarilla al hoocker Ramone Samuels. El try penal
a los 68’ abría esperanzas para la franquicia argentina, pero con solo espíritu de lucha, no se alcanzaba a remontar,
siendo penalizada por el árbitro sudafricano Jaco Peyper, sobretodo por los
errores cometidos en el scrum. Está claro que los Stormers una vez más, se las
arreglaron para jugar los últimos siete minutos para una victoria vital, ya que
tiene tres partidos trascendentes ante los
Waratahs, los Crusaders y los Highlanders.
Para los Jaguares el desafío de
ganar a los Lyons. Los tantos: Para Stormers 3 ensayos de Damian de Allende,
Siya Kolisi, y Raymond Rhule, mas 3 Penales y 2 Conversiones de Damian Willemse.
Para los Jaguares 2 tries: Emiliano Boffelli, y try Penal, más 2 penales de
Nicolás Sánchez (1) y Emiliano Boffelli (1), y 1 Conversión de Nicolás Sánchez.
Stormers survived because of Jaguares' mistakes
In the debut of Super Rugby
15, the Stormers survived pressure from Jaguares who fell by own mistakes by
28-20 (15-6) at Newlands of Cape Town. On
Saturday, the Lyons who beat Sharks by 26-19, wait for Jaguares at Ellis Park in Johannesburg. The Stormers, very
limited team won by 28-20 to Jaguares, in a game of inaccuracies, errors of
individual skill and defense, in the middle of a rosary of penalties for
indiscipline. With
the 25-20 the Jaguares would have had bonus point loser. The yellow card to
fullback from La Plata City, Joaquin Tuculet (27 '), complicated the
Argentinian side deployment and eased the pressure somewhat for Stormers, and fly
half Damian Willemse put a penalty goal for
a 10-6 lead in a first half finished by 15-6
.
The Jaguares in the face of misinformation by full
back Dillyn Leyds and centre Damian De Allende who could not stop wing from
Rosario Emiliano Boffelli, who supported the first try (47 '), discounted at
times that Stormers had yellow card to hoocker Ramone Samuels. The penalty try
at 68 'opened hopes for Argentinian
franchise, but with only fighting spirit, it was not possible to overcome,
being penalized by the South African referee Jaco Peyper, especially for the
mistakes made in the scrum. It is clear that Stormers once again managed to
play the last seven minutes for a vital victory, since they have three important
games against Waratahs, Crusaders and Highlanders. For the Jaguares
the challenge of winning Lyons. Score: For Stormers 3 tries of Damian de Allende, Siya Kolisi, and Raymond
Rhule, plus 3 penalties goals and 2 Conversions of Damian Willemse. For Jaguares,
2 tries: Emiliano Boffelli, and Penalty try, plus 2 penalties by Nicolás
Sánchez (1) and Emiliano Boffelli (1), and 1 Conversion of Nicolás Sánchez.
viernes, 16 de febrero de 2018
Trío Dogo en Argentina XV ante líder Uruguay- Trios of Dogos in Argentina XV against leader Uruguay
El trío Dogo formado por el segunda línea Diego Galetto, el wing Germán
Schulz y el full back Juan Cruz Mallía, integrarán el equipo de Argentina XV que
enfrentará por la tercera jornada del Americas Rugby Championship a Los Teros
que lidera la tabla con las Águilas.
Tanto Los Teros de Uruguay como las
Águilas de Estados Unidos son líderes del máximo torneo continental sumandon9
puntos por 6 de Argentina XV. El choque Uruguay-Argentina XV tendrá lugar
mañana a partir de los 21:15 en Maldonado (vivo por ESPN 3). La tercera fecha
comenzará con el duelo entre Estados
Unidos y Chile en California con los norteamericanos que ganaron a los Cóndores
por 64-0 en 2016 y 57-9, en 2017. Chile sólo ganó en el debut del 2016 ante
Brasil y después encajó once derrotas consecutivas. Hay gran expectativa por ver Los Teros líderes y con clasificación
para la RWC de Japón 2019, y a los Pumas B ansiosos de ganar para no quedar
afuera de la lucha por el cetro. En 2016 Pedro
Mercerat acertó un penal a poco del final para el 24-21 charrúa y en Bahía
Blanca 2017, Argentina XV goleó por 57-12.
La fecha concluirá en Langford, noroeste canadiense donde Canadá buscará redimirse
ante Brasil entrenado por el cordobés
Rodolfo Carlos Ambrosio que en 2017 tuvo histórica victoria de 24-23 en la
última fecha. En 2016, Canadá ganó 52-25 pero llega con pasivo de 5 derrotas
seguidas –la última ante Chile en 2ª fecha del 2017, por 36-15-. Argentina XV: 1- Francisco Ferronato, 2- Diego Fortuny, 3- Benjamín Espinal, 4-
Diego Galetto, 5- Ignacio Larrague, 6- Francisco Gorrisen, 7- Lautaro Bavaro (C),
8- Rodrigo Bruni, 9- Luca Magnasco, 10- Juan Cruz González, 11- Rodrigo
Etchart, 12- Juan Cappiello, 13- Santiago Álvarez Fourcade, 14- Germán Schulz,
15- Juan Cruz Mallía. Suplentes: 16- Gaspar Baldunciel, 17- Axel Zapata, 18-
Santiago Medrano, 19- Santiago Portillo, 20- Santiago Montagner, 21- Gregorio
del Prete, 22- Lucas Mensa, 23- Tomás Videla.
Trios
of Dogos in Argentina XV against leader Uruguay
The
Dogo trio formed by lock Diego Galetto,
wing Germán Schulz and full back Juan
Cruz Mallía, will integrate the team of Argentina XV that will face for the
third round of Americas Rugby
Championship to Los Teros that leads the table with USA Eagles.
Both
Uruguay's Los Teros and United States' Eagles are leaders of top continental
tournament, with 9 points for 6 of Argentina XV. The
Uruguay-Argentina XV match will take place tomorrow from 21:15 at Maldonado (live
on ESPN 3).
The third round will begin with the duel between United States and Chile in California with Americans who won the Condores by 64-0 in 2016 and 57-9 in 2017. Chile only won in 2016 debut against Brazil and then conceded eleven consecutive defeats. There is great expectation to see Los Teros leaders and with qualification for RWC Japan 2019, and the Pumas B eager to win not to be left out of the fight for the scepter. In 2016 Pedro Mercerat got a penalty goal shortly after the end for 24-21 and in Bahía Blanca 2017, Argentina XV scored 57-12. The round will conclude at Langford, northwestern Canada where Canada will seek redemption against Brazil trained by Rodolfo Carlos Ambrosio from Córdoba, who in 2017 had a historic victory of 24-23 on the lastround . In 2016, Canada won 52-25 but arrives with a passive of 5 consecutive defeats - the last against Chile on 2nd round of 2017, by 36-15-. Argentina XV: 1- Francisco Ferronato, 2- Diego Fortuny, 3- Benjamín Espinal, 4- Diego Galetto, 5- Ignacio Larrague, 6- Francisco Gorrisen, 7- Lautaro Bavaro (C), 8- Rodrigo Bruni, 9- Luca Magnasco , 10- Juan Cruz González, 11- Rodrigo Etchart, 12- Juan Cappiello, 13- Santiago Álvarez Fourcade, 14- Germán Schulz, 15- Juan Cruz Mallía. Substitutes: 16- Gaspar Baldunciel, 17- Axel Zapata, 18- Santiago Medrano, 19- Santiago Portillo, 20- Santiago Montagner, 21- Gregorio del Prete, 22- Lucas Mensa, 23- Tomás Videla.
The third round will begin with the duel between United States and Chile in California with Americans who won the Condores by 64-0 in 2016 and 57-9 in 2017. Chile only won in 2016 debut against Brazil and then conceded eleven consecutive defeats. There is great expectation to see Los Teros leaders and with qualification for RWC Japan 2019, and the Pumas B eager to win not to be left out of the fight for the scepter. In 2016 Pedro Mercerat got a penalty goal shortly after the end for 24-21 and in Bahía Blanca 2017, Argentina XV scored 57-12. The round will conclude at Langford, northwestern Canada where Canada will seek redemption against Brazil trained by Rodolfo Carlos Ambrosio from Córdoba, who in 2017 had a historic victory of 24-23 on the lastround . In 2016, Canada won 52-25 but arrives with a passive of 5 consecutive defeats - the last against Chile on 2nd round of 2017, by 36-15-. Argentina XV: 1- Francisco Ferronato, 2- Diego Fortuny, 3- Benjamín Espinal, 4- Diego Galetto, 5- Ignacio Larrague, 6- Francisco Gorrisen, 7- Lautaro Bavaro (C), 8- Rodrigo Bruni, 9- Luca Magnasco , 10- Juan Cruz González, 11- Rodrigo Etchart, 12- Juan Cappiello, 13- Santiago Álvarez Fourcade, 14- Germán Schulz, 15- Juan Cruz Mallía. Substitutes: 16- Gaspar Baldunciel, 17- Axel Zapata, 18- Santiago Medrano, 19- Santiago Portillo, 20- Santiago Montagner, 21- Gregorio del Prete, 22- Lucas Mensa, 23- Tomás Videla.
Gonzalo Bertranou, nuevo impulso para Jaguares ávidos de triunfo en Sudáfrica- Gonzalo Bertranou, new impulse for Jaguares avid for victory in South Africa
Los Jaguares
impulsados por el medio scrum mendocino Gonzalo Bertranou, están llamados a
ganar en su debut en el Super Rugby 18 que comienza mañana en Newlands, Ciudad
del Cabo, ante unos Stormers que se presentan como favoritos con pequeña
ventaja en el resultado (5 puntos).
Mañana a las 10:05 (vivo en ESPN2), los Jaguares con Bertranou, y
el tucumano Nicolás Sánchez serán los encargados de concretar el triunfo en ese
teatro de los sueños que es el mítico Newlands en Ciudad del Cabo, la capital
legislativa de la República Sudafricana. También destacan en la propuesta de la
franquicia argentina, el quinteto formado por el porteño Tomas Lavanini y el cordobés Matias Alemanno en la segunda
línea y como flankers el porteño Pablo
Matera, y el entrerriano Javier Ortega Desio y Nº 8 el santiagueño Tomás Lezana, en estratégica tercera línea. En Sudáfrica los
Jaguares vienen de perder los últimos4 partidos, pero 3 de los cuales con punto bonus
perdedor. El plantel entrenado por los porteños Mario Ledesma y Nicolás
Fernández Miranda y el entrerriano Martín Gaitán, fue el equipos más
indisciplinado de 2017 con 11 penales cometidos
por partido. Por lo que para Mario Ledesma, "El mayor desafío será adaptarse rápidamente al
ritmo del juego del Super Rugby, teniendo en cuenta la altura y el viaje.
Comenzar en Sudáfrica no es lo más fácil, pero es un desafío". La última
vez que se enfrentaron los Stormers ganaron 32-25 en Newlands por la segunda fecha, anotando los sudafricanos
3ensayos con EW Viljoen, Jano Vermaak,
SP Marais y un try penal; mientras que los Jaguares descontaron con tries del
platense Agustin Creevy y del porteño Santiago Cordero. Precisamente Creevy encabeza
la primera línea de un scrum que aparece con nuevos estímulos y que se completa
con el rosarino Felipe Arregui y el marplatense Nahuel
Tetaz Chaparro. En los tres cuartos hay que esperar el ensamble en el
despliegue ofensivo, del rosarino Emiliano Bofelli, de los tucumanos Matías Orlando y
Ramiro Moyano, del porteño Bautista Ezcurra y del platense Joaquín Tuculet. Los Stormers
vienen de igualar en la pretemporada con los Bulls de Pretoria 26-26 en
Wellington y los Jaguares perdieron ante los Bulls en el Loftus Versfeld de
Pretoria 21-12 en su último partido de preparación. En sus dos anteriores
enfrentamientos, los Stormers ganaron 32-25 en
Ciudad del Cabo en 2017 y 13-8 en Vélez Sársfield en 2016.
Los
equipos: Stormers: 15 Dillyn
Leyds, 14 Seabelo Senatla, 13 EW Viljoen, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Raymond
Rhule, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Nizaam Carr, 7 Cobus Wiese, 6
Siya Kolisi (c), 5 JD Schickerling, 4 Chris van Zyl, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Bongi
Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Suplentes:
16 Ramone Samuels, 17 JC Janse van Rensburg, 18 Carlu Sadie, 19 Jan de Klerk,
20 Kobus van Dyk, 21 Justin Phillips, 22 George Whitehead, 23 JJ Engelbrecht
Jaguares: 15 Joaquin Tuculet, 14 Ramiro Moyano, 13 Matías Orlando, 12 Bautista
Ezcurra, y 11 Emiliano Boffelli; 10 Nicolás Sánchez, y 9 Gonzalo Bertanou, 8
Tomás Lezana, 7 Javier Ortega Desio, y 6 Pablo Matera; 5 Tomás Lavanini, y 4
Matías Alemanno, 3 Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, 2 Agustin Creevy, y 1 Felipe Arregui.
Suplentes: 16 Javier Díaz, 17
Julián Montoya, 18 Juan Pablo Zeiss, 19 Guido Petti Pagadizábal, 20 Marcos
Kremer, 21 Martín Landajo, 22 Juan Martín Hernández, 23 Bautista Delguy.
Árbitro: Jaco Peyper. Jueces de líneas: Marius
van der Westhuizen, Egon Seconds. TMO:
Christie du Preez (todos sudafricanos). Sábado
17 de febrero en Estadio Newlands, de Ciudad del Cabo: 15:05 hora local (13:05 GMT, 10:05 hora argentina).
Gonzalo
Bertranou, new impulse for Jaguares avid for victory in South Africa
The Jaguares,
driven by scrum half from Mendoza Gonzalo Bertranou, are called to win in their
debut in Super Rugby 15 that starts tomorrow at Newlands, Cape Town, against Stormers that are presented as favorites with a
small advantage in result (5 points ).
Tomorrow at 09:30 (live on ESPN2), the Jaguares with Bertranou, and fly half
from Tucumán Nicolás Sánchez, will be in charge of realizing the triumph in that
theater of dreams that is mythical Newlands in Cape Town, the legislative
capital of the South African Republic.
Also outstanding in the proposal of the Argentinian franchise, the quintet formed by lock from Buenos Aires Tomas Lavanini and lock from Córdoba Matias Alemanno, in the second row and flanker from Buenos Aires Pablo Matera, flanker from Entre Ríos Javier Ortega Desio and Nº 8 from Santiago del Esyero, Tomás Lezana, in strategic bottom row. In South Africa the Jaguares come to lose the last 4 matches, but 3 of them with bonus point loser. The squad trained by Mario Ledesma and Nicolás Fernández Miranda from Buenos Aires and Martín Gaitán from Entre Ríos, was the most undisciplined team of 2017 with 11 penalties committed per game. So for Mario Ledesma, "The biggest challenge will be to adapt quickly to the rhythm of Super Rugby game, taking into account the height and the journey, starting in South Africa is not the easiest thing, but it is a challenge".
The last time they faced the Stormers won 32-25 in Newlands for the second round, scoring the South Africans 3 tries with EW Viljoen, Jano Vermaak, SP Marais and a penalty try; while the Jaguares deducted with tries from Agustin Creevy from La Plata City and Santiago Cordero from Buenos Aires City. Precisely Creevy heads the front row of a scrum that appears with new stimuli and that is completed by Felipe Arregui from Rosario and Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro from Mar del Plata. In the back line we have to wait for the assembly in the offensive display, of Emiliano Bofelli from Rosario, Matías Orlando and Ramiro Moyano, from Tucumán, Bautista Ezcurra from Buenos Aires and Joaquín Tuculet from La Plata City. The Stormers come to equal in the pre-season with Bulls of Pretoria 26-26 at Wellington and Jaguares lost against Bulls at Loftus Versfeld of Pretoria 21-12 in their final preparation game. In their two previous matches, the Stormers won 32-25 at Cape Town in 2017 and 13-8 at Vélez Sársfield Stadium of Buenos Aires 2016.
Teams: Stormers: 15 Dillyn Leyds, 14 Seabelo Senatla, 13 EW Viljoen, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Nizaam Carr, 7 Cobus Wiese, 6 Siya Kolisi (c), 5 JD Schickerling, 4 Chris van Zyl, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Substitutes: 16 Ramone Samuels, 17. JC Janse van Rensburg, 18 Carlu Sadie, 19 Jan de Klerk, 20 Kobus van Dyk, 21 Justin Phillips, 22 George Whitehead, 23 JJ Engelbrecht
Also outstanding in the proposal of the Argentinian franchise, the quintet formed by lock from Buenos Aires Tomas Lavanini and lock from Córdoba Matias Alemanno, in the second row and flanker from Buenos Aires Pablo Matera, flanker from Entre Ríos Javier Ortega Desio and Nº 8 from Santiago del Esyero, Tomás Lezana, in strategic bottom row. In South Africa the Jaguares come to lose the last 4 matches, but 3 of them with bonus point loser. The squad trained by Mario Ledesma and Nicolás Fernández Miranda from Buenos Aires and Martín Gaitán from Entre Ríos, was the most undisciplined team of 2017 with 11 penalties committed per game. So for Mario Ledesma, "The biggest challenge will be to adapt quickly to the rhythm of Super Rugby game, taking into account the height and the journey, starting in South Africa is not the easiest thing, but it is a challenge".
The last time they faced the Stormers won 32-25 in Newlands for the second round, scoring the South Africans 3 tries with EW Viljoen, Jano Vermaak, SP Marais and a penalty try; while the Jaguares deducted with tries from Agustin Creevy from La Plata City and Santiago Cordero from Buenos Aires City. Precisely Creevy heads the front row of a scrum that appears with new stimuli and that is completed by Felipe Arregui from Rosario and Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro from Mar del Plata. In the back line we have to wait for the assembly in the offensive display, of Emiliano Bofelli from Rosario, Matías Orlando and Ramiro Moyano, from Tucumán, Bautista Ezcurra from Buenos Aires and Joaquín Tuculet from La Plata City. The Stormers come to equal in the pre-season with Bulls of Pretoria 26-26 at Wellington and Jaguares lost against Bulls at Loftus Versfeld of Pretoria 21-12 in their final preparation game. In their two previous matches, the Stormers won 32-25 at Cape Town in 2017 and 13-8 at Vélez Sársfield Stadium of Buenos Aires 2016.
Teams: Stormers: 15 Dillyn Leyds, 14 Seabelo Senatla, 13 EW Viljoen, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Nizaam Carr, 7 Cobus Wiese, 6 Siya Kolisi (c), 5 JD Schickerling, 4 Chris van Zyl, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Substitutes: 16 Ramone Samuels, 17. JC Janse van Rensburg, 18 Carlu Sadie, 19 Jan de Klerk, 20 Kobus van Dyk, 21 Justin Phillips, 22 George Whitehead, 23 JJ Engelbrecht
Jaguares: 15 Joaquin Tuculet, 14 Ramiro Moyano, 13 Matias Orlando, 12 Bautista
Ezcurra, 11 Emiliano Boffelli, 10 Nicolas Sanchez, 9 Gonzalo Bertanou, 8 Tomas
Lezana, 7 Javier Ortega Desio, 6 Pablo Matera, 5 Tomas Lavanini, 4 Matias
Alemanno, 3 Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, 2 Agustin Creevy, 1 Felipe Arregui. Replacements: 16 Javier Diaz, 17
Julian Montoya, 18 Juan Pablo Zeiss, 19 Guido Petti, 20 Marcos Kremer, 21
Martin Landajo, 22 Juan Martin Hernandez, 23 Bautista Delguy
Referee: Jaco Peyper. Assistant referees:
Marius van der Westhuizen, Egon Seconds. TMO: Christie du Preez (all south africans). Saturday, February 17.
Venue: Newlands, Cape Town, Kick-off: 15:05 local (13:05 GMT,
10:05 Argentinian Time).
domingo, 11 de febrero de 2018
Inglaterra- Irlanda, candidatos a la corona del Seis Naciones Europeo- England- Ireland, candidates for the European Six Nations crown
Ya se disputaron dos jornadas y restan por jugarse
otras tres, en el Naciones Europeo 2018,
pero ya se destacan como favoritos para
la conquista del cetro, Inglaterra, el doble campeón saliente e Irlanda, el
principal desafiante. En la segunda fecha del sábado Inglaterra tuvo que
batallar como anfitrión en la Catedral del rugby, Twickenham para superar a
Gales por estrecho 12-6. Irlanda dio cuenta de Italia en el templo del
Lansdowne Road de Dublín, por contundente 56-19.
Ambos suman 9 puntos, por delante de Gales con
6, Escocia 4, Francia 2 e Italia 0. En la primera jornada de hace dos semanas,
a Irlanda le costó ganarle a Francia en el Stade de France de París por 13-15
con drop en tiempo de descuento (83’) del apertura Jonathan Sexton. Mientras
que Inglaterra en su visita al Olímpico de Roma, trituró a Italia por 46-15
poniendo de relieve que ambos pretendientes al trono tienen plantel para
cambios de la misma jerarquía e incluso con mayor juego que el titular. Gales tuvo
dos situaciones muy claras para poder dar vuelta el partido pero Scott Williams
no llegó a apoyar por centímetros en la primera; luego, una patada al fondo
salió un segundo antes que Evans llegara. Inglaterra logró un triunfo vital por
el tricampeonato. Irlanda no dejó dudas en Dublin y goleó a Italia por 56-19 con
una sólida actuación, dominando el encuentro y cuando sintió que el resultado
estaba sellado movió el banco y le dio chances a la visita para descontar con
tres ensayos tras el parcial de 42-0. Con arranque arrollador, Irlanda necesitó
de 20 minutos para ponerse arriba con tries de Robbie Henshaw, Conor
Murray y el neozelandés Bundee Aki. El wing
Keith Earls apoyó la cuarta conquista para que
el primer tiempo finalice 28-0 a favor del local. En la segunda mitad, a los 4’
Henshaw interceptó un pase del octavo argentino Sergio Parisse y marcó el
quinto try. El centro se lesionó en la jugada y debió abandonar el campo, pero
además dejó la sensación que el partido estaba liquidado. Así también lo
entendió su entrenador, el neozelandés Joe Smidt que a los 51’ reemplazó a la pareja de
medios: Conor Murray-Jonathan Sexton,
ingresando Kieran Marmion y Joey Carbery.
Finalmente Escocia en su feudo de Murrayfield en Edimburgo, dio vueltas el
resultado para vencer a Francia por 32-26, corriendo siempre desde atrás y donde destacó Teddy Thomas autor de un doblete
para un parcial al descanso de 20-14. El segundo tiempo mostró a una Francia
indisciplinada en defensa y en frente había un pateador implacable, el medio
scrum Greig Laidlaw que acertó seis penales (ya había metido dos conversiones)
para dar vuelta el resultado en el final. Y fue el Man of the Match.El Cardo
logró su primer triunfo tras la caída ante Gales en el debut. A Francia,
nuevamente, le dieron vuelta el partido en los minutos finales por lo que es crisis
profunda para el entrenador debutante Jacques Brunel que enfrentará a su ex
equipo, Italia en Marsella.
England-
Ireland, candidates for the European Six Nations crown
Two rounds have already been played and three more remain
to be played, in the European Six Nations 2018, but they already stand out as
favorites for the conquest of the scepter, England, the double outgoing
champion and Ireland, the main challenger. On the second round of Saturday England had to battle as host at Cathedral
of rugby, Twickenham, to overcome Wales by narrow 12-6. Ireland
gave an account of Italy at temple of
Lansdowne Road in Dublin, by forceful 56-19.
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Both have 9 points, ahead of Wales
with 6, Scotland 4, France 2 and Italy 0. On the first round two weeks ago,
Ireland had a hard time beating France at the Stade de France in Paris by 13-15
with a drop in injured
time (83 ') of fly half Jonathan Sexton. While England in its visit to
Olympic of Rome, crushed to Italy by 46-15 emphasizing that both claimants to
the throne have squad for changes of the
same hierarchy and even with greater game than the holder. Wales had two very
clear situations to be able to turn the game but Scott Williams did not get to
support the try by centimeters in the first half; then,
a kick in the back came a second before Evans arrived. England
achieved a vital triumph for the tri champion. Ireland left no doubt in Dublin and thrashed
Italy by 56-19 with a solid performance, dominating the game and when he felt
that the result was sealed moved the bank and gave chances to the visit to
discount with three tries after the partial 42 -0.
With a sweeping start, Ireland needed 20 minutes to get up with tries from
Robbie Henshaw, Conor Murray and New Zealander Bundee Aki. The
wing Keith Earls supported the fourth conquest so that the first half it finishes 28-0 in favor of the premises.
In second half, at 4' Henshaw intercepted a pass from the Argentinian number eight Sergio Parisse and scored the fifth try. The centre was injured on the play and had to leave the field, but also left the feeling that the game was settled. This was also understood by his coach, New Zealander Joe Smidt, who replaced the media pair at the 51st: Conor Murray-Jonathan Sexton, joining Kieran Marmion and Joey Carbery. Finally Scotland at fief of Murrayfield in Edinburgh, turned the result to win to France by 32-26, running always from behind and where French Teddy Thomas stood out author of a double try for a partial to the rest of 20-14. The second half showed an undisciplined France in defense and in front there was a relentless scorer, scrum half Greig Laidlaw who hit six penalties (he had already made two conversions) to turn the result into the final. And was Man of the Match. The Thistle squad achieved its first triumph after the fall against Wales in debut.
In second half, at 4' Henshaw intercepted a pass from the Argentinian number eight Sergio Parisse and scored the fifth try. The centre was injured on the play and had to leave the field, but also left the feeling that the game was settled. This was also understood by his coach, New Zealander Joe Smidt, who replaced the media pair at the 51st: Conor Murray-Jonathan Sexton, joining Kieran Marmion and Joey Carbery. Finally Scotland at fief of Murrayfield in Edinburgh, turned the result to win to France by 32-26, running always from behind and where French Teddy Thomas stood out author of a double try for a partial to the rest of 20-14. The second half showed an undisciplined France in defense and in front there was a relentless scorer, scrum half Greig Laidlaw who hit six penalties (he had already made two conversions) to turn the result into the final. And was Man of the Match. The Thistle squad achieved its first triumph after the fall against Wales in debut.
Uruguay y Estados Unidos cortan el viento- Uruguay and United States cut the wind
La segunda fecha del III Americas Rugby Championship
regaló dos triunfos seguidos a Uruguay y Estados Unidos, sumando 9 puntos, 3º Argentina
XV con 6, 4º Brasil 4, 5º Chile 1 y 6º Canadá
0. La 3º fecha: Uruguay-Argentina XV, Estados Unidos-Chile y Canadá-Brasil. Uruguay
continúa su buen momento, tras conquistar la clasificación a la IX Copa del
Mundo de Japón 2019.
Los Teros perdían por 18-3 en el primer tiempo ante los
Tupis en el Estadio Pacaembú de San Pabo, para remontar y en el complemento y
ganar por 27-18. Los Tupis entrenados por el cordobés Rodolfo Carlos Ambrosio, se mostraron muy sólidos y con scrum dominante
sobre Los Teros, jugando varias fases, pero se desconectaron en el segundo
tiempo donde los charrúas con carácter aprovecharon brechas para marcar. Brasil
se fue con la frente en alta, con signos de mejoría, y Uruguay supo reponerse a
un comienzo adverso y a la falta de sus "europeos", que luego de la
clasificación volvieron a sus equipos. Las Águilas de Estados Unidos dominaron
a los Canucks canadienses en Sacramento,
para ganar 29-10 y compartir el liderazgo del Seis Naciones de las Américas con
Uruguay. A paso firme, son candidatos a repetir el campeonato ganado el año
pasado. Argentina XV derrotó a Chile por 57-12 en un duelo disputado en
Ushuaia, recuperándose de la derrota encajada ante Estados Unidos por la
primera jornada en Los Ángeles. Ahora los Pumas B visitarán a los Teros el
próximo sábado en el Estadio Burgueño de Maldonado. Argentina XV no tuvo
dinámica en el despliegue defensivo como de destreza en ofensiva, pero mejoró con
sus delanteros en las formaciones fijas y se motivaron los tres cuartos con
buena performance de tries. Con entusiasmo Chile reaccionó y descontó pero no
mantuvo el ritmo en su percusión frente al contacto de los Pumas B que
desplegaron mejor destreza con sus tres cuartos.
Uruguay
and United States cut the wind
The
second round of III Americas Rugby
Championship gave two consecutive wins to Uruguay and United States, adding 9
points, 3rd Argentina XV with 6, 4th Brazil 4, 5th Chile 1 and 6th Canada 0.
The 3rd round: Uruguay-Argentina XV, States United-Chile and Canada-Brazil. Uruguay
continues its good moment, after conquering classification to IX World Cup of
Japan 2019. The Teros lost by 18-3 in first half against Tupis at Pacaembú
Stadium of Sao Paulo, to come back and in second half and win for
27-18. The Tupis trained by Rodolfo Carlos Ambrosio, from Córdoba, were very
solid and with scrum dominant over Los Teros, playing several phases, but
disconnected in second half where the charrúas with character took advantage of
gaps to score. Brazil went with the head high, with signs of improvement, and
Uruguay knew how to recover from an adverse start and the lack of their
"Europeans", who after qualification returned to their teams. The
United States Eagles dominated the Canadian Canucks at Sacramento, to win 29-10
and share the leadership the Six Nations of Americas with Uruguay. At
a firm pace, they are candidates to repeat the championship won last year. Argentina
XV defeated Chile 57-12 in a match played at Ushuaia, recovering from the loss
conceded to United States for the first round in Los Angeles. Now
the Pumas B will visit the Teros next Saturday at Burgueño Stadium in
Maldonado. Argentina XV had no dynamics in the defensive display as offensive
skills, but improved with their forwards in the fixed formations and motivated
the backs with good performance of tries. With enthusiasm, Chile reacted and
discounted but did not maintain the rhythm in his percussion against the
contact of Pumas B side who displayed
better skills with their backs.
sábado, 10 de febrero de 2018
Bulls con mayor ritmo batió en amistoso a Jaguares en Pretoria- Bulls with greater pace beat in friendly to Jaguares at Pretoria
Los Bulls en último amistoso de pretemporada batieron
a Jaguares por 21-12 (14-0) en cancha B del estadio Loftus Versfeld de Pretoria,
capital administrativa de Sudáfrica.
El sábado próximo comienza el Super Rugby
15 con Stormers vs Jaguares en Ciudad del Cabo. El entrenador
neozelandés John Mitchell, presentó a los Bulls ante los Jaguares con varios
Springboks como el segunda línea y capitán Lood De Jager, Marnitz Boshoff y
Trevor Nyakane, y en el banco a Warrick Gelant, Jesse Kriel, Handré Pollard, Roelof
Smit y RG Snyman. Marcaron para los Bulls a los 16’ y 21’ tries el flanker Themba Bholi
y el pilar Frans Van Wyk convertidos por el apertura Manie Libbok. En el
segundo tiempo sumó a los 46’ un try el full back suplente Warrick Gelant
convertido por el apertura suplente Handre Pollard. Por el lado de los Jaguares tras el parcial de 0-14, en el segundo
tiempo marcaron dos tries con el hoocker porteño Julián Montoya (59’) y el
flanker entrerriano Javier Ortega Desio (79’), más una conversión del apertura
suplente, el porteño Juan Hernández. Antes del encuentro hubo lluvia en el noroeste
sudafricano y a la hora del partido se
redujo a llovizna, por lo que los Bulls fueron más reactivos que la defensa del
equipo entrenado por los porteños Mario Ledesma y Nicolás Fernández Miranda y
el entrerriano Martín Gaitán.
Bulls with greater pace beat
in friendly to Jaguares at Pretoria
Bulls in last pre-season
friendly beat Jaguares by 21-12 (14-0) on pitch B of Loftus Versfeld stadium at Pretoria, the administrative capital of South
Africa.
Next
Saturday begins the Super Rugby 15 with Stormers vs Jaguares at Cape Town. New Zealand coach John Mitchell
introduced the Bulls against Jaguares several
Springboks as the lock and captain Lood
De Jager, Marnitz Boshoff and Trevor Nyakane, and in the bank to Warrick
Gelant, Jesse Kriel, Handré Pollard, Roelof Smit and RG Snyman. They scored for the Bulls at 16' and 21' tries of flanker
Themba Bholi and prop Frans Van Wyk converted by fly half Manie Libbok. In
the second half he added a full-back substitute Warrick Gelant converted fly
half substitute Handre Pollard. On the side of the Jaguares after the partial
0-14, in second half they scored two
tries with hoocker from Buenos Aires Julián Montoya (59') and the flanker from
Entre Ríos, Javier Ortega Desio (79'), plus a conversion of the substitute fly
half from Buenos Aires, Juan Hernández. Before
the match there was rain in South African Northwest and at the time of the game
was reduced to drizzle, so the Bulls were
more reactive than the defense of the team coached by Mario Ledesma and Nicolás
Fernández Miranda from Buenos Aires, and Martín Gaitán from Entre Ríos.
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