Los Pumas 7s defeat Germany in Bordeaux Sevens opener
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Los Pumas 7s defeated Germany 35-19 in the Bordeaux Sevens tournament.
- The team scored tries through Pedro De Haro, Marcos Moneta (twice), Matteo Graziano, and Gregorio Perez Pardo.
- This victory brings the team closer to the quarterfinals in the final stage of the season.
Los Pumas 7s secured a decisive 35-19 victory over Germany in their opening match at the Bordeaux Sevens tournament. The win marks a strong start to the final stage of the season, bringing the Argentine team closer to securing a spot in the quarterfinals.
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Pedro De Haro opened the scoring early in the match, followed by a brace from Marcos Moneta, who has now reached 38 tries for the season. Matteo Graziano and Gregorio Perez Pardo added further tries, with Santiago Vera Feld converting four and Juan Patricio Batac one. The team, coached by Santiago Gรณmez Cora, demonstrated clear superiority over their German counterparts.
Germany is an emerging nation in the sport, aiming to break into the top eight by 2027. However, the match highlighted the current gap in skill and experience between the two teams. Los Pumas 7s managed the game effectively, rotating players in the second half without compromising their lead.
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The victory sets up a crucial match against host nation France later in the day. France, who lost their opening game to New Zealand, will be looking to rebound. Meanwhile, the tournament has already seen a major upset, with top-ranked South Africa losing to Great Britain.
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Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.