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Argentine 17-22 Angleterre : essai salvateur à la 80e

Il y a 146 jours

Le demi de mêlée anglais Jack van Poortvliet célèbre son essai avec ses coéquipiers lors du test-match international entre l’Argentine et l’Angleterre au stade San Juan del Bicentenario, à San Juan, le 12 juillet 2025. (Photo : Andres Larrovere / AFP)

Malgré l’absence de nombreux joueurs sélectionnés avec les Lions britanniques et irlandais, l’Angleterre a arraché un deuxième succès en Argentine en battant les Pumas 22-17 samedi à San Juan, grâce à un essai marqué à la dernière minute.

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Les coéquipiers du troisième ligne Pablo Matera, qui est devenu le Puma le plus capé de tous les temps en fêtant sa 111e sélection, évoluent eux aussi sans plusieurs cadres, laissés au repos après une longue saison en Europe comme les Toulousains Santiago Chocobares et Juan Cruz Mallia.

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Victorieux 35-12 la semaine passée, les hommes de Steve Borthwick ont eu une partie bien plus accrochée samedi, les deux équipes étant à égalité 17 partout depuis la 53e minute et une pénalité de l’ouvreur anglais George Ford.

Un essai en toute fin de match du demi de mêlée Jack van Poortvliet (80e) a offert à ses coéquipiers la victoire.

England leave it late!
What a try from Jack van Poortvliet 👏 pic.twitter.com/26Gb9u0nYQ
— Sky Sports Rugby Union (@SkySportsRugby) July 12, 2025

Les Anglais disputeront un dernier match estival aux Etats-Unis la semaine prochaine, tandis que les Pumas recevront l’Uruguay avant de disputer le Rugby championship en août contre la Nouvelle-Zélande, l’Afrique du Sud et l’Australie.

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