The Australian coach reviewed the setback against England 27-10 in the debut of the tournament. “The world hasn’t ended,” he slipped.
The plans fell through and Los Pumas had a false start to the 2023 Rugby World Cup, even though they played most of the game against England with extra players. The team led by Michael Cheika He paid dearly for the transgressions and lost 27-10 at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille.
“I think we let the game stop and restart too much. England took advantage of the circumstances very well and all credit goes to them. Almost everything that could go wrong, did.” he declared Cheika at a press conference.
And I added: “The world hasn’t ended yet. We still have a chance to qualify. Our players will learn a lot from this experience. We have a lot of rookie players in the World Cup matches and they will learn a lesson on how we should be ready when the time comes.“.
All points of England the opening changed them George Ford (three drops and six penalties), while Rodrigo Bruni mentioned the just try to fight about the end and Emiliano Boffelli He scored five goals (one penalty and one conversion).
“We must be ready to face the Samoan team in the next match and continue with our game plan which was not shown today“, he stated.
The Pumas they will play again Samoa, on Friday the 22nd at the Stade Geoffroy Guichard, in Saint-Étienne; while the European team will face Japan, on Sunday the 17th from 4 pm at the Stade de Nice.
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The Pumas, with pure emotion: this is what the anthem sounds like against England for the Rugby World Cup
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