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Rugby World Cup

Cheika mise sur l'expérience pour affronter l'Angleterre

Published: 7 Septembre 2023 09:23 PDT
Updated: 7 September 2023 09:38 PDT

Michael Cheika, (L) the Argentina head coach celebrates with team captain, Julian Montoya after their victory during the Autumn International match between England and Argentina at Twickenham Stadium on November 06, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Le sélectionneur de l’Argentine, Michael Cheika, a constitué un XV de départ expérimenté pour son premier match de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023, contre l’Angleterre samedi 9 septembre à Marseille, avec neuf joueurs ayant déjà participé à une Coupe du Monde.

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1 Thomas Gallo
2 Julian Montoya (c)
3 Francisco Gómez Kodela
4 Matias Alemanno
5 Tomas Lavanini
6 Pablo Matera
7 Marcos Kremer
8 Juan Martin Gonzalez
9 Gonzalo Bertranou
10 Santiago Carreras
11 Mateo Carreras
12 Santiago Chocobares
13 Lucio Cinti
14 Emiliano Boffelli
15 Juan Cruz Mallia

Remplaçants :

16 Agustín Creevy
17 Joel Sclavi
18 Eduardo Bello
19 Guido Petti Pagadizabal
20 Pedro Rubiolo
21 Rodrigo Bruni
22 Lautaro Bazan Velez
23 Matías Moroni

Pour le premier match de l’Argentine, le sélectionneur Michael Cheika mise sur l’expérience avec neuf joueurs qui ont déjà disputé un match en Coupe du Monde de Rugby.
Agustin Creevy s’apprête à participer à sa quatrième RWC, rejoignant ainsi Mario Ledesma Arocena, Felipe Contepomi et Martin Scelzo au rang des Argentins ayant disputé le plus d’éditions.
Matias Alemanno et Tomas Lavannini débuteront côte à côte en deuxième ligne pour la première fois en RWC depuis la finale pour la troisième place de 2015 contre l’Afrique du Sud.
En novembre dernier, Emiliano Boffelli a inscrit 25 points contre l’Angleterre avec un essai, une transformation et six pénalités.
Santiago Carreras et Gonzalo Bertranou évolueront ensemble en charnière pour la quatrième fois cette saison. C’est la combinaison préférée de Cheika, alignée 10 fois sur 13 depuis la deuxième semaine du Rugby Championship l’an dernier.
Guido Petti a marqué deux de ses quatre essais internationaux en RWC, contre les All Blacks à Londres en 2015 et contre la France à Tokyo en 2019. Il n’a joué que 114 minutes avec sa sélection cette saison (deux matchs).
Meilleur marqueur d’essais des Pumas au Japon en 2019, Julian Montoya sera cette fois-ci le capitaine des Pumas, une première pour lui en Coupe du Monde. Il a inscrit six de ses onze essais internationaux dans la compétition.

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