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Pumas Name 34-Man Pool as All Blacks Rematch Set for Saturday in Buenos Aires

Argentina focuses on discipline after the 41-24 Córdoba loss.

Mateo Carreras le hizo un gran try a Nueva Zelanda el año pasado en Mendoza; este sábado el wing tucumano volverá a cruzarse con All Blacks, por el Rugby Championship.
Los Pumas perdieron con los All Blacks el sábado pasado en Córdoba, en el encuentro por la primera fecha del Rugby Championship
El cordobés Joaquín Oviedo, seguido por Gonzalo García y Pablo Matera. Los tres volverán a ser titulares contra los All Blacks por la segunda fecha del Rugby Championship. (Nicolás Bravo / La Voz)
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Overview

  • Kickoff is Saturday at 18:10 at Estadio José Amalfitani in Buenos Aires, with live coverage on ESPN and Disney+ Premium.
  • Head coach Felipe Contepomi will select the matchday 23 from a 34-man squad of 19 forwards and 15 backs, with front-rower Pedro Delgado saying he hopes to be retained.
  • Post-match analysis highlights penalties and maul/set-piece lapses, particularly in late periods, as the main areas targeted for correction.
  • New Zealand lost experienced replacements Patrick Tuipulotu and Anton Lienert-Brown to injury, and assistant Jason Ryan acknowledged erratic execution in Córdoba.
  • Bookmakers list the All Blacks as strong favorites at around 1.25, with Argentina near 4.0 and a draw priced at long odds.