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The second round of the Rugby Championship 2024 will feature a match between the New Zealand All Blacks and Argentina Los Pumas.
Both teams will carefully consider their lineups after the unexpected victory from Los Pumas last week.
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What a difference a week can make in sport as the All Blacks overcame a difficult defeat in round one to brush aside an Argentina team who simply were not at the races. In the end a 42 - 10 scoreline is a clear reflection of where these two teams were this week.
TRY! Juan Cruz MalliaArgentina finally get over the line for a try as fullback Juan Cruz Mallia shows his determination to get over the line. NZL 42 - ARG 10.
All Blacks PressureAll Blacks are in cruise control here with Los Pumas playing such a poor brand of rugby with basic handling mistakes, a lack of intensity and zero tactical feel for where to target their hosts.
Full Time! NZL 42 - ARG 10What a difference a week can make in sport as the All Blacks overcame a difficult defeat in round one to brush aside an Argentina team who simply were not at the races. In the end a 42 - 10 scoreline is a clear reflection of where these two teams were this week. For Argentina, their inability to back up a win will be a major concern for Felipe Contepomi's coaching staff whilst Scott Robertson will be over the moon at his team's mental fortitude to right the wrongs of round one. Full match report to follow.
TRY! Juan Cruz MalliaFinally Argentina have a score and it is that man Mallia who has been their only stand out performer today. NZL 42 - ARG 10.
NO TRY!Argentina cannot catch a break tonight... The score remains NZL 42 - ARG 3.
TMO Decision Incoming!Argentina might have got their first try but the match officials are checking for a knock on.
TRY! Will Jordan Again!There is no stopping the winger who continues to pile up tries! NZL 42 - ARG 3.
TRY! Beauden Barrett!This is a clinic in Auckland! Damian McKenzie takes the ball to the line before finding Beauden Barrett with a flat ball and he scoots away! McKenzie converts and this one is all but over! NZL 35 - ARG 3.
TRY! Will Jordan!International rugby's most dangerous finisher slips through the tackle of Santiago Carreras! McKenzie slots the conversion this time from the other touchline! This is getting ugly for Los Pumas! NZL 28 - ARG 3.
TRY! Caleb ClarkeArdie Savea is at the heart of everything that the All Blacks going on as he finds Caleb Clarke out wide following an intense attacking phase. McKenzie absolutely nails the touchline conversion. NZL 21 - ARG 3.
TRY! Ardie Savea!New Zealand's superstar backrow burrows through the Argentinean defence for a superbly taken maul try. NZL 14 - ARG 3.
Penalty! Santiago CarrerasAll Blacks prop Tyrell Lomax goes high and it is a penalty to Los Pumas. Santiago Carreras slots it despite the ball falling off the tee. NZL 7 - ARG 3.
TRY! Damian McKenzieSimply superb from the All Blacks here as Codie Taylor and TJ Perenara connect to get their team on the front foot. Beauden Barrett steps into first receiver and puts a chip over the Argentinean rush defence and Damian McKenzie pounces! He converts his own try! NZL 7 - ARG 0.
All Blacks Win A PenaltyNew Zealand have won a penalty deep in the Argentina 22 and Jordie Barrett goes for the corner... Codie Taylor can't find his jumpers and Los Pumas are save as Lucio Cinti clears his lines. New Zealand win their next line-out and are on the attack! Ardie Savea is on fire so far!
Argentina Kick-OffSantiago Carreras has got us underway but the All Blacks bring a frenzy in defence and turn Los Pumas over with Jordie Barrett oh so nearly finding a 50:22 but the All Blacks will have a line-out just outside the Argentina 22.
The Haka Is UnderwayLeading his team with authority, scrumhalf TJ Perenara has a focused look in his eyes as he stares down Los Pumas who are not giving an inch with their own intensity.
Team NewsKeep an eye on starting lock Sam Darry, who scored a try for the All Blacks in the 15th minute. Anton Lienert-Brown, who scored in the 35th minute, and Mark Tele'a, who made a breakthrough in the 52nd minute will also return to the squad.
On the Argentine side, Los Pumas will be missing Agustin Creevy after an impactful performance last week off the bench. Creevy scored the go-ahead try against the All Blacks.
Franco Molina, who had a brilliant try from a lineout, will be back again for the second game and come off the bench. Santiago Carreras, who had an incredible kicking performance last week, will remain in the starting lineup.
Here are the lineups and kickoff time for New Zealand All Blacks vs. Argentina.
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New Zealand All Blacks LineupTamaiti WilliamsCodie TaylorTyrel LomaxTupou Vaa’iSam DarryEthan BlackadderDalton Papali’iArdie SaveaTJ PerenaraDamian McKenzieCaleb ClarkeJordie BarrettRieko IoaneWill JordanBeauden BarrettSubstitutes: 16. Asafo Aumua 17. Ofa Tu’ungafasi 18. Fletcher Newell 19. Josh Lord 20. Sam Cane 21. Cortez Ratima 22. Anton Lienert-Brown 23. Mark Tele’a
Argentina Rugby LineupThomas GalloJulian MontoyaLucio SordoniMarcos KremerPedro RubioloPablo MateraJuan Martin GonzalezJoaquin OviedoGonzalo BertranouSantiago CarrerasMateo CarrerasSantiago ChocobaresLucio CintiMatias MoroniJuan Cruz MalliaSubstitutes: 16. Ignacio Ruiz 17. Mayco Vivas 18. Joel Sclavi 19. Franco Molina 20. Tomas Lavanini 21. Lautaro Bazan Velez 22. Tomas Albornoz 23. Bautista Delguy
New Zealand All Blacks Vs. Argentina Los Pumas Rugby Kickoff TimeThe match kicks off at 3:00 a.m. EDT on Saturday, August 17 at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand.
New Zealand World Rugby RankingThe All Blacks are ranked No. 3 in the world with 88.37 points.
Argentina World Rugby RankingArgentina is ranked No. 6 in the world with 83.64 points.
New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Schedule 2024Saturday, July 6 - New Zealand All Blacks 16, England 15Saturday, July 13 - New Zealand All Blacks 24, England 17Friday, July 19 - New Zealand All Blacks 47, Fiji 5Saturday, August 10 - New Zealand 30, Argentina 38Saturday, August 17 - New Zealand All Blacks vs. Argentina - 3:00 a.m. EDTSaturday, August 31 - South Africa Springboks vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 11:00 a.m. EDTSaturday, September 7 - South Africa vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 11:00 a.m. EDTSaturday, September 21 - Australia vs New Zealand All Blacks - 1:45 a.m. EDT Saturday, September 28 - New Zealand All Blacks vs. Australia - 3:05 a.m. EDT Friday, October 25 - Japan vs. New Zealand All Blacks - TBDSaturday, November 2 - England vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 11:10 a.m. EDTFriday, November 8 - Ireland vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 3:10 p.m. ESTSaturday, November 16 - France vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 3:10 p.m. ESTSaturday, November 23 - Italy vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 3:10 p.m. ESTArgentina Rugby Schedule 2024Saturday, July 6 - Argentina 13, France 28Saturday, July 13 - Argentina 33, France 25Saturday, July 20 - Uruguay 5, Argentina 79Saturday, August 10 - New Zealand 30, Argentina 38Saturday, August 17 - New Zealand vs. Argentina - 3:00 a.m. EDTSaturday, August 31 - Argentina vs. Australia - 5:00 p.m. EDTSaturday, September 7 - Argentina vs. Australia - 3:00 p.m. EDTSaturday, September 21 - Argentina vs. South Africa - 5:00 p.m. EDTSaturday, September 28 - South Africa vs. Argentina - 11:00 a.m. EDTSaturday, November 9 - Italy vs. Argentina - 12:40 p.m. ESTFriday, November 15 - Ireland vs. Argentina - 3:10 p.m. ESTFriday, November 22 - France vs. Argentina - 3:10 p.m. ESTWorld Rugby Rankings 2024South Africa, 93.11Ireland, 92.12New Zealand, 88.37France, 86.96England, 85.40Argentina, 83.64Scotland, 82.82Italy, 78.98Australia, 78.96Fiji, 77.44Wales, 76.04Georgia, 74.10Samoa, 73.65Japan, 71.63Portugal, 70.61Tonga, 68.66Uruguay, 67.66Spain, 66.29USA, 66.01Romania, 62.62The Rugby Championship 2024 FixturesAugust 10
Australia 7, South Africa Springboks 33New Zealand All Blacks 30, Argentina 38August 17
New Zealand All Blacks vs. Argentina - 3:00 a.m. EDTAustralia Vs. South Africa Springboks - 5:40 a.m. EDTAugust 31
South Africa Springboks vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 11 a.m. EDTArgentina vs. Australia - 5:00 p.m. EDTSeptember 7
South Africa Springboks vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 11 a.m. EDTArgentina vs. Australia - 3 p.m. EDTSeptember 21
Australia vs. New Zealand All Blacks - 1:55 a.m. EDTArgentina vs. South Africa Springboks - 5 p.m. EDTSeptember 28
New Zealand All Blacks vs. Australia - 3:05 a.m. EDTSouth Africa Springboks vs. Argentina - 11 a.m. EDTNew Zealand All Blacks HakaThe haka, performed by the New Zealand All Blacks before their rugby matches, is a traditional Maori dance that includes spirited movements and rhythmic foot stamping along with chants.
This display is meant to challenge opponents, showcase team pride and solidarity, and honor the sport and the opposing team. It stands out as a deeply rooted cultural tradition in rugby.
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