ARG
	No.	Name
15Joaquin Tuculet, FB
14Santiago Cordero, W T
13Matias Moroni, C
12Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, C
11Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino, W
10Nicolas Sanchez, FH  2  2
9Tomas Cubelli, SH
1Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, P
2Agustin Creevy, H
3Ramiro Herrera, P
4Javier Ortega Desio, L
5Matias Alemanno, L
6Pablo Matera, FL
7Juan Manuel Leguizamon, FL
8Facundo Isa, N8 T
16Julian Montoya, R
17Lucas Noguera, R
18Enrique Pieretto, R
19Marcos Kremer, R
20Leonardo Senatore, R
21Martin Landajo, R
22Gabriel Ascarate, R
23Matias Orlando, R

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: HBF Park

11:05 AM, September 17, 2016

2771dAAP

Genia stars as Wallabies beat Argentina

Australia move to second place on the Rugby Championship ladder with victory over Argentina in Perth.

81'+1		36-20 End of second half
80'		Argentina putting the ball through hands again as the siren sounds, only to concede a penalty for failing to release. Bernard Foley kicks the ball into touch, and that's all she wrote. Australia deserved winners and now second on The Rugby Championship, and they still have much to work on as the look to play South Africa in pretoria for the first of eight consecutive away games. Thanks for your company.
78'		Wallabies on attack in the final minutes, with Quade Cooper running straight, but Argentina effect another turnover and work themselves back into the hosts' territory.

AUS

ARG

33%

67%

32%

68%

AUS

ARG

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