They won by a painful 15-12 in stoppage time in the defining match played at CASI.
San Isidro Club (SIC) became the champion of the Top 12 this Saturday of Buenos Aires Rugby Union (URBA) by heavy defeat Alumni through 15-12, in changing a penalty Joaquín Lamas in injury time, in a final played at Club Atlético de San Isidro (CASI).
The match, witnessed by seven thousand spectators, was presided over by referee Tomás Bertazza, with a favorable score for the Alumni of 9-3. With the victory at Cathedral, SIC achieved its 27th champion tournament title in Buenos Aires, after playing in their fourth straight final.
In a discreet final, SIC took advantage of four penalties converted by Lamas, who also added a drop. Minutes before the decisive execution, the admitted Joaquín Díaz Luzi missed a possible penalty that would have given the Alumini a chance to win the championship. Alumni added 12 points with four penalties converted by Bautista Canzani.
Photo: @SanIsidroClub
Source: Tycsports
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