The national team fell 24-14 against the European team. Gómez Cora’s team will now fight for fifth place against Fiji, this Sunday.
The Pumas 7sleaders of the men’s International Rugby Sevens Circuit, lost with Ireland by 24-14 and they were eliminated in the quarterfinals final of the tournament in Los Angeles, United Stateswhere they are looking for their fourth assignment of the season.
Argentina’s national team fell to the Irish for the second time in the same tournament, after beating them 26-14 in the final Group A game, which they won undefeated.
before, The team of Santiago Gómez Cora, bronze medalist at the last Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, beat Spain 28 to 21 and South Africa 17 to 5.
In the eliminatory game against Ireland, Argentina did not rely on its captain Santiago Álvarez due to a sprained acromion clavicular. The team was formed by Luciano González, Germán Schulz, Matías Osadczuk, Joaquín Pellandini, Santiago Mare, Rodrigo Isgró and Marcos Moneta.
Losing in the quarterfinals, Los Pumas They have been sidelined to fight for fifth place against Fiji in a match to be played this Sunday from 8:58 pm at the Dignity Health Sport Park stadium in Los Angeles.
Despite not reaching the goal of the coronation, Argentina achieved an important goal for the future: it secured its classification in the final stage of the International Circuit. which will be held in Madrid from May 30 to June 2 where the title is at stake.
In addition, the team recorded two historic statistics in Los Angeles: Gómez Cora surpassed 500 games at the helm of Los Pumas 7s. and Santiago Vera Feld reached one hundred attendees.
The “albiceleste” team leads the overall season ranking with 78 points, after winning the Sevens in Cape Town, Perth and Vancouver and qualifying as a finalist in Dubai on the first date. Once the competition in Los Angeles is over, the International Circuit’s next stop will be in Hong Kong, from April 5 to 7.
Source: Tycsports

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