The Pumas are seven They continue to make history on the World Sevens Circuit. After a mammoth performance throughout the tournament, the team now led by Santiago Gomez Cora took another step to write their biggest consecutive roles in recent history. Argentina more or less beat New Zealand at the last stage in Madrid to enter the finals and are now on their way to the title.
It was an even and close contest as always with the competition’s reigning champions, the All Blacks, but Las Pumas managed to win 21 to 14 thanks to three tries from the fiery Matteo Graziano (in the absence of Rayo Moneta). And the hot leg of the triumphant Joaquin Bellandini.
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Now, the national team will play the final leg of the world tour against France, which will start at 3:26 PM with Star Plus Television. They had already beaten the French at this stage in Madrid, with a clear 26-12 victory in the first leg. In addition to that tournament, there were wins over Australia and Great Britain.
If we get the first place, we will win the title for the first time in history and come to the Paris 2024 Olympics with a lot of enthusiasm, that is, the big objective of this team, which is already in the books. Starring at every stage of the calendar, he won three dates (Cape City, Perth and Vancouver) and a silver in Dubai. Now, he has the last step towards glory.
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