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Only 10 changes! They repeat: 2. Montoya 4. Petti 6. Matera (c) 7. Kremer 10. Sanchez

Speculation -with information- among Espn commentators (who have a reporter in Australia with access to the Los Pumas campus): 15. Santiago Cordero 14. Ramiro Moyano 13. Juan Cruz Mallía 12. Jerónimo de La Fuente 11. Sebastián Cancelliere 10. Domingo Miotti 9. Gonzalo Bertranou 8. Facundo Isa...

15. Santiago Carreras 14. Bautista Delguy 13. Matías Orlando 12. Santiago Chocobares 11. Juan Imhoff 10. Nicolás Sánchez 9. Tomás Cubelli 8. Rodrigo Bruni 7. Marcos Kremer 6. Pablo Matera (c) 5. Matías Alemanno 4. Guido Petti 3. Francisco Gómez Kodela 2. Julián Montoya 1. Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro...

The same XV that started against the All Blacks and some places that are disputed in the bench. Rumors from the Los Pumas bunker: 15. Santiago Carreras 14. Bautista Delguy 13. Matías Orlando 12. Santiago Chocobares 11. Juan Imhoff 10. Nicolás Sánchez 9. Tomás Cubelli 8. Rodrigo Bruni 7. Marcos...

Great ;) , by the time the game was over, here in Argentina, it was ideal for a good breakfast of croissants and vodka

Ledesma must make an important decision in the backrow. He keeps Bruni, a very solid player in defense and who had a great game against the ABs or he bets on the ball carrying with Facundo Isa, recovered from the muscle injury playing for Toulon in the final of the Challenge Cup? In any case...

Apparently, Jerónimo De La Fuente and Emiliano Boffelli would not be available for this first Tri Nations game, due to muscle injuries that will take a few more days to overcome. This is the team that Ledesma showed today Tuesday (high intensity practice) and that is usually in 90% of the cases...

Australia XV: 1-Harry Johnson-Holmes, 2-Connal McInerney, 3-Pone Faamausili, 4-Trevor Hosea, 5-Caderyn Neville, 6-Rob Valetini, 7-Fraser McReight, 8-Isi Naisarani, 9-Joe Powell (c), 10-Will Harrison, 11-Trinston Reilly, 12-Irae Simone, 13-Len Ikitau, 14-Mark Nawawanitaese, 15-James Ramm. Los...

Here in the Argentine media it is considered as confirmed: Saturday, November 7 at 3:00 pm (AET), in Leichhardt Oval

Next Saturday, November 7 at 3:00 pm (AET), in Leichhardt Oval, the last warm-up game of Los Pumas, before facing the All Blacks for the Tri Natons. They did not specify the opponent (last weekend they were expecting to play against a reinforced Waratahs team and found themselves playing...

I heard that they were planning to do two more warm-up games before playing the All Blacks, although they will probably do two groups among the 45 pumas that are in Australia because there is only one free weekend left before the first official game.

At the end of the video you can see the last try of Rugby Australia Selection http://www.espn.com.ar/video/clip?id=7666459

Number 15, Jack Maddocks, I think was the one who played full-back

Apparently, we don't have any injuries. That is the most important thing!

The XV of the Pumas for the weekend's warm-up game: 15 Santiago Carrerras 14 Bautista Delguy 13 Santiago Chocobares (*) 12 Juan Cruz Mallía 11 Emiliano Bofelli 10 Domingo Miotti (*) 9 Tomás Cubelli 8 Rodrigo Bruni 7 Francisco Gorrissen (*) 6 Santiago Grondona (*) 5 Rodrigo Fernández Criado (*)...

In fact, it is a statement from the UAR, but yes, it refers to the 13 European based players.

Warm-up game confirmed for Friday After the match was postponed last week, the Pumas have a confirmed date to play the warm-up match against Rugby Australia Selection, a local team with several players from Waratahs. It will be next Friday at 3pm (1am in Argentina), at the TG Millner...

Two of the players from Argentina XV who played in the South American Four Nations tournament, which ended last Sunday, had soft tissue injuries (cruciate ligament of knee). It's a real shame, but on a 30-man squad it's not an exorbitant number either.