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Pumas, along with Gonzalez and Bertrano, beat the All Blacks in New Zealand

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The men in black put Argentina under pressure from the start, with Richie Monga wasting a penalty that opened the scoring and Emiliano Boffelli managing to do the same.

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Gonzalo Bertrano (9) attacks for Las Pumas against the All Blacks, supported by Juan Martin Gonzalez.

Samisoni Toukeiho, Aided by Moulin’s drive, he saved Oceania’s first try of the night and Boffelli quickly responded with another penalty for an Argentina side that looked to take every opportunity to attack with plenty of tackles, two of which featured. Good job by Gonzalez and Bertrano, respectively.

More solid in the set pieces, the New Zealand team dictated the terms, forced errors and found gaps that allowed them to take the lead with Moonga and a penalty. A try by Caleb Clark.

Later, two successive penalties from Boffelli reduced the gap and rewarded Las Pumas’ efforts. They went into the break with some details to iron out and only trailed by 3 points.

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Emiliano Boffelli was incredible with his shots at the sticks

Emiliano Boffelli was incredible with his shots at the sticks

At the start of extra time, the All Blacks were out with a penalty from Monga Juan Martin Gonzalez again scored a great try (The third in three games of this Rugby Championship) It put Las Pumas up 19-18.

Argentina, very careful to recover the ball, extended the distance Two more penalties from Boffelli (Once again he made no mistake with his delivery to the posts) and less than 15′ later, the difference was turned in favor of Michael Cheika’s men.

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Against the clock and results, New Zealand searched all the way before youLas Pumas’ defense showed immense confidence and discipline.

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And with a man Yellow card to frizell And with more confidence in their throw at the line, Argentina held on for the win in the final minutes. First win against the All Blacks in New Zealand.

Rugby Championship | New Zealand v Argentina – Round 3 Highlights

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New Zealand: Jordy Barrett; Will Jordan, Rico Ione, David Havili and Caleb Clark; Richie Mo’unga; Aaron Smith and Arty Savea; Sam Kane (captain) and Shannon Frizel; Scott Barrett and Sam Whitelock; Tyrel Lomax, Samisoni Taukei’aho and Ethan de Groot: Trainer: Ian Foster.

Argentina: Juan Cruz Mallia; Emiliano Boffelli, Madias Moroni, Madias Orlando and Lucio Cindy; Santiago Carreras and Gonzalo Bertrano; Pablo Matera, Marcos Creamer and Juan Martin Gonzalez; Thomas Lavanini and Madias Alemanno; Joel Sclavey, Julian Montoya (Captain) and Thomas Gallo. Coach: Michael Seika.

Lots of: PT: 7′ penalty by Boffelli (A); 12′ try Taukei’aho (NZ); 17′ Penalty by Boffelli (A); 28′ Penalty by Mo’unga (NZ); 33′ goal by Mounga for a try by Clarke (NZ); 36′ Penalty by Boffelli (A); 40′ Penalty Boffelli (A). ST: 6′ penalty by Mo’unga (NZ); 8′ Boffelli’s goal for Gonzalez (A) try; 17′ Penalty by Boffelli (A); 25′ Penalty to Boffelli (A)

including: Taylor, Bower, Newell, Wai, A. Ion, Christie, Perofetta and Dubea (NZ). Socino, Vivas, Bello, Petti, Grondona, Cubelli and Cordero (A).

Advised: Frisell (NZ).

Referee: Nika Amashukeli (Georgia).

Stadium: Orangetheory Stadium (Christchurch).

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