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Argentina compete annually in The Rugby Championship. They’ve also appeared at every edition of the Rugby World Cup.

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World Ranking

Argentina are currently 6th in the World Rugby Rankings. This is currently their highest ranking they have had.

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Argentina Matches

Sun 23 Nov, 2025
Internationals
England England
27
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23
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Argentina Argentina
Allianz Stadium
Fri 3 Jul, 2026
Friendlies
Round 1
Argentina Argentina
Round 1
00:00
Scotland Scotland
Who will win?
Argentina 0%
100% Scotland
Fri 10 Jul, 2026
Friendlies
Round 2
Argentina Argentina
Round 2
00:00
Wales Wales
Who will win?
Argentina 0%
100% Wales

Argentina Rugby Team Players

Argentina Forwards

Name
Position
Pedro Delgado
Prop
Julian Montoya
Hooker
Ignacio Ruiz
Hooker
Boris Wenger
Hooker
Leonel Oviedo
Hooker
Francisco Coria
Prop
Joel Sclavi
Prop
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro
Prop
Mayco Vivas
Prop
Franco Molina
Lock
Lucas Paulos
Lock
Guido Petti
Lock
Pedro Rubiolo
Lock
Juan Martin Gonzalez
Back Row
Marcos Kremer
Back Row
Pablo Matera
Back Row
Tomas Rapetti
Back Row
Santiago Grondona
Back Row
Joaquin Oviedo
Back Row

Argentina Backs

Name
Position
Gonzalo Garcia
Scrum Half
Agustin Moyano
Scrum Half
Gonzalo Bertranou
Scrum Half
Tomas Albornoz
Fly Half
Santiago Carreras
Fly Half
Geronimo Prisciantelli
Fly Half
Mateo Carreras
Outside Back
Santiago Chocobares
Centre
Justo Piccardo
Centre
Lucio Cinti
Centre
Bautista Delguy
Outside Back
Rodrigo Isgro
Outside Back
Ignacio Mendy
Outside Back
Simon Benitez Cruz
Outside Back
Benjamin Elizalde
Outside Back
Juan Cruz Mallia
Outside Back
Nicolas Roger
Outside Back

Argentina Tournaments

Argentina Rugby Team

The Argentina rugby team is ranked amongst the world's best. Known by their fans as 'Los Pumas', the team competes annually in The Rugby Championship and they've also featured in every Rugby World Cup to date.

The Argentina rugby squad has also contained its fair share of legendary players over the years. This includes record breakers like former Argentina captain Agustín Creevy, try-scoring supremo José María Núñez Piossek and popular fly-half Nicolás Sánchez.

Argentina at The Rugby Championship 

Argentina first entered The Rugby Championship in 2012, when the competition was expanded from the Tri-Nations. In the team’s first few seasons in the competition, they struggled to find their feet and only managed to avoid the wooden spoon once between 2012 and 2019 (they came third in 2015). 

However, since 2020, the Argentina rugby squad has started to perform admirably in this elite competition. Although they’ve never won The Rugby Championship, they finished second in 2020 and the team now notches regular wins against Australia, South Africa and New Zealand

Argentina at the Rugby World Cup

The Argentina rugby team has appeared at every edition of the Rugby World Cup since 1987. Their highest honour is their third place finish in the 2007 Rugby World Cup. This is a feat they're yet to surpass and despite qualifying for all competitions pre and post 2007, the closest the team has come to this is a fourth-place finish in both 2015 and 2023. 

By contrast, the Argentina rugby squad has also put in some underwhelming Rugby World Cup performances over the years. For example, in 1987, 1991, 1995, 2003 and 2019, the team failed to progress past the pool stage. That said, generally speaking, the side has been getting much stronger and they now regularly reach the latter stages of the competition. 

On this page you can uncover everything you need to know about Los Pumas, including the team’s latest results, upcoming fixtures and breaking news stories. 

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