ARG
	No.	Name
15Emiliano Boffelli, -
14Matias Moroni, -
13Matias Orlando, -
12Jeronimo de la Fuente, -
11Santiago Carreras, - T
10Benjamin Urdapilleta, -  4
9Tomas Cubelli, -
1Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, -
2Julian Montoya, - T 3
3Juan Figallo, -
4Guido Petti, -
5Tomas Lavanini, -
6Pablo Matera, -
7Marcos Kremer, -
8Tomas Lezana, -
Replacements
16Agustin Creevy, -
17Mayco Vivas, -
18Santiago Medrano, -
19Matias Alemanno, -
20Javier Ortega Desio, -
21Felipe Ezcurra, -
22Nicolas Sanchez, -
23Bautista Delguy, -

TONGA
	No.	Name
15Telusa Veainu, - T 2
14Viliami Lolohea, -
13Malietoa Hingano, -
12Siale Piutau, -
11David Halaifonua, -
10James Faiva, -
9Sonatane Takulua, - 
1Siegfried Fisi'ihoi, -
2Paula Ngauamo, -
3Ben Tameifuna, -
4Sam Lousi, -
5Leva Fifita, -
6Sione Kalamafoni, -
7Zane Kapeli, -
8Maama Vaipulu, -
16Sosefo Sakalia, -
17Vunipola Fifita, -
18Ma'afu Fia, -
19Steve Mafi, -
20Fotu Lokotui, -
21Leon Fukofuka, -
22Latiume Fosita, -
23Cooper Vuna, -

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Hanazono Rugby Stadium

12:45 AM, September 28, 2019

1865dReuters

First-half flurry sets up Pumas' win over Tonga

Julian Montoya scored a hat-trick in the first 26 minutes as the Pumas got their World Cup campaign back on track with a 28-12 victory over Tonga on Saturday that snapped a 10-match losing streak.

Match Commentary

81'		The Pumas get the win but they won't be happy with that second-half performance, particularly with England up next weekend. Fair play to Tonga though who fought back well and scored the only try of the second half; that was a performance the people of Tonga back home can be proud of.
81'		28-12 End of second half
80'		Nope, a lineout steal from the Pumas finishes it!

Match Stats

ARG

TONGA

53%

47%

61%

39%

ARG

TONGA

109	Runs	95
373	Meters Run	217
7	Clean Breaks	9
102	Tackles	129
28	Missed Tackles	7
9	Turnover Knock On	8

Standings

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