Los Pumas quieren redimirse en Twickenham ante Inglaterra- The Pumas want to redeem at Twickenham against England

Inglaterra enfrentará unos Pumas que quieren redimirse el sábado (12:00 hrs. de Argentina) en  Twickenham , suroeste de Londres, en el debut de la  serie otoño-invierno europeo. Luego Argentina visitará a Italia el 18 en Florencia y a Irlanda el 25 de noviembre en Dublín.

Será el tercer test para  Inglaterra  entrenada por el australiano-japonés Eddie Jones que ya ganó ambos partidos de su gira por Argentina en junio. Australia y Samoa completarán el programa de noviembre en Twickenham, por lo que Inglaterra con Jones podría totalizar  22 victorias sobre  23 partidos. Los Pumas  que intentan  rescatarse, ingresan como pilar izquierdo el porteño Santiago García Botta por el tucumano  Lucas Noguera Paz, como segunda línea, el porteño Tomás Lavanini por el entrerriano  Javier Ortega Desio, y el entrerriano Marcos Kremer será flanker, buscando mayor altura en el line. Entre los backs, se esperaba en los medios al mendocino Gonzalo Bertranou junto al tucumano Nicolás Sánches, pero van los porteños Martín Landajo y  Juan Martín Hernández. El  tucumano Ramiro Moyano vuelve como wing  y el porteño Matías  Moroni va  al centro de la cancha. El XV titular:  Joaquín Tuculet; Ramiro Moyano, Matías Moroni, Santiago González Iglesias, y Emiliano Boffelli; Juan Martín Hernández, y Martín Landajo; Tomás Lezana, Marcos Kremer, y Pablo Matera; Tomás Lavanini, y Matías Alemanno; Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, Agustín Creevy (C) y Santiago García Botta. Suplentes: Julián Montoya, Lucas Noguera Paz, Enrique Pieretto Heiland, Benjamín Macome, Leonardo Senatore, Gonzalo Bertranou, Nicolás Sánchez, Sebastián Cancelliere. Entrenador: Daniel Hourcade.

En el XV de la Rosa de Lancaster, Jones nombró a los 10 Lions que enfrentaron a los All Blacks en junio,  pero no convocó a dos experimentados como Owen Farrell y Maro Itoje para darle descanso, llamando a Henry Slade en el centro y al flanker Sam Underhill de 21 años.

Inglaterra: 15 Mike Brown (Harlequins 62 caps), 14 Anthony Watson (Bath Rugby 26 caps), 13 Jonathan Joseph (Bath Rugby 33 caps), 12 Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs 7 caps) y 11 Elliot Daly (Wasps 13 caps);  10 George Ford (Leicester Tigers 37 caps) y 9 Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers 70 caps). 8 Nathan Hughes (Wasps 10 caps), 7 Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby 1 cap) y 6 Chris Robshaw (Harlequins 56 caps); 5 George Kruis (Saracens 20 caps) y 4 Courtney Lawes (Northampton Saints 58 caps); 3 Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers 74 caps), 2 Dylan Hartley (Northampton Saints 86 caps) captain y 1 Mako Vunipola (Saracens 42 caps). Suplentes: 16 Jamie George (Saracens 17 caps), 17 Ellis Genge (Leicester Tigers 3 caps), 18 Harry Williams (Exeter Chiefs 2 caps), 19 Joe Launchbury (Wasps 44 caps), 20 Sam Simmonds (Exeter Chiefs uncapped), 21 Danny Care (Harlequins 73 caps), 22 Alex Lozowski (Saracens 2 caps) y 23 Semesa Rokoduguni (Bath Rugby 2 caps). Entrenador: Eddie Jones.                                   

The Pumas want to redeem at Twickenham against England

England will face some Pumas who want to redeem themselves on Saturday (12:00 hrs  Argentina time) at Twickenham, southwest London, in debut of  European autumn-winter series. Argentina will then visit Italy on 18th at Florence and Ireland on November 25 at  Dublin.
It will be the third test for England trained by the Australian-Japanese Eddie Jones who already won both matches of his tour of Argentina in June. Australia and Samoa will complete the November program at Twickenham, so England with Jones could total 22 wins over 23 matches.
The Pumas that try to rescue, enter like tigh head prop from Buenos Aires Santiago García Botta by Lucas Noguera Paz from Tucumán, like lock Tomás Lavanini from Buenos Aires by Javier Ortega Desio from Entre Ríos, and Marcos Kremer from Entre Ríos will be flanker, looking for greater height in line out.

Among the backs, was expected in the scrum half  Gonzalo Bertranou from Mendoza with Nicolás Sánchez, fly half from Tucumán, but will be from Buenos Aires  Martín Landajo and Juan Martín Hernández. Ramiro Moyano from Tucumán returns as wing and Matías Moroni from Buenos Aires goes to the centre of the pitch.
Los Pumas: Joaquín Tuculet; Ramiro Moyano, Matías Moroni, Santiago González Iglesias, and Emiliano Boffelli; Juan Martín Hernández and Martín Landajo; Tomás Lezana, Marcos Kremer, and Pablo Matera; Tomás Lavanini, and Matías Alemanno; Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, Agustín Creevy (C) and Santiago García Botta.
Substitutes: Julián Montoya, Lucas Noguera Paz, Enrique Pieretto Heiland, Benjamín Macome, Leonardo Senatore, Gonzalo Bertranou, Nicolás Sánchez, Sebastián Cancelliere. Head Coach: Daniel Hourcade.
In  XV  the Rose of Lancaster, Jones named the 10 Lions that faced the All Blacks in June, but it did not summon to two experienced like Owen Farrell and Maro Itoje to give rest him, calling to Henry Slade in the centre and flanker Sam Underhill, 21 years old.
England: 15 Mike Brown (Harlequins 62 caps), 14 Anthony Watson (Bath Rugby 26 caps), 13 Jonathan Joseph (Bath Rugby 33 caps), 12 Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs 7 caps) and 11 Elliot Daly (Wasps 13 caps); 10 George Ford (Leicester Tigers 37 caps) and 9 Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers 70 caps). 8 Nathan Hughes (Wasps 10 caps), 7 Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby 1 cap) and 6 Chris Robshaw (Harlequins 56 caps); 5 George Kruis (Saracens 20 caps) and 4 Courtney Lawes (Northampton Saints 58 caps); 3 Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers 74 caps), 2 Dylan Hartley (Northampton Saints 86 caps) captain and 1 Mako Vunipola (Saracens 42 caps). Substitutes: 16 Jamie George (Saracens 17 caps), 17 Ellis Genge (Leicester Tigers 3 caps), 18 Harry Williams (Exeter Chiefs 2 caps), 19 Joe Launchbury (Wasps 44 caps), 20 Sam Simmonds (Exeter Chiefs uncapped), 21 Danny Care (Harlequins 73 caps), 22 Alex Lozowski (Saracens 2 caps) y 23 Semesa Rokoduguni (Bath Rugby 2 caps). Head Coach: Eddie Jones.