He Rugby World Cup continues on his way. And Group D played the second date. The condors They held off against Samoa, but the Oceanians’ obvious improvement in the second half gave them a 43-10 win. Although they left a lot of doubts in the early stages.
In fact, Chile took the lead with a try Matias Dittus after a patient game to overcome this in the goal. This was followed by the conversion of Santiago Videla This made it 7:3 in favor of the Chilean team. Pablo Lemoine’s students surprised their rival, who was probably nervous in front of the stage.
“Samoa showed very little in the game. “Maybe stressed by the opening game” said Alejandro Coccia. But everything continued with one attempt, although the Oceanians failed in the transition. “One of the finest attempts of the World Cup so far,” noted the Star Plus reporter. In the first part the process went rather smoothly. They went into halftime with a 19:10 lead. A perfectly understandable distance.
Rugby World Cup: The Cóndores run out of gas against Samoa
But none of that happened in the final stages. Furthermore, Los Cóndores were unable to increase their score in the game. Meanwhile, the Samoans scored five tries. He did two of them Good morning who left the game 34:10 with almost half an hour to go. Chile conceded 17 penalties, their rivals only nine.
Malolo once again showed all his physical strength to overcome the tryline with a dominated ball shortly before the end. However, checking with the TMO revealed that this was not valid as it was knocks. Therefore the game was resumed with a penalty kick in favor of the Samoans, but with the score 36-10.
Almost immediately, in the 80s, Malolo exacted his revenge. Samoan hooker Sama Malolo has now confirmed his second attempt in the fight. The final score was 43:10 in favor of the Oceanian team on matchday two of Group D. 39,291 people in the Matmut Atlantique stadium in Bourdeaux France.
When will Los Cóndores play in the World Cup again?
The Cóndors face third-place finishers in Group D at the Rugby World Cup. It will take place on Saturday, September 23rd at 12:45 p.m. in front of the eyes of the powerful England. The game will be played in Lille, France.
