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Game Info

Venue: Kingsholm

11:45 AM, September 25, 2015

Attendance: 14,256

3346d

Yellow card costs Georgia dearly as Pumas pull away

Argentina took a huge step towards reaching the World Cup quarter-finals by crushing Georgia 54-9 in Gloucester.

81'		But they keep going backwards, lose the ball and Cordero kicks the ball dead. The wing goes to the ground but Doyle is happy he dived and blows for full time. Argentina have secured their fourth biggest win, as Georgia paid for the 10-minute period they were down to 14 men, shipping 21 points during that spell.
81'+2		54-9 End of second half
80'		Georgia mount one last attack but they are stuck in their own half.

ARG

GEO

54%

46%

56%

44%

ARG

GEO

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