translated from Spanish: The Pumas beat Tonga at the 2019 Japan Rugby World Cup and are now going around England

The Pumas turned the page after the stumble in the premiere against France and this morning, in their second group C presentation, they got their first victory at the World Cup in Japan against Tonga, whom they beat 28-12. In addition, they managed to add a bonus point that allows them to start settling in Group C, although they will have to improve in the game in the key match against England, the most complex opponent.
The match was clearly matched in two. It is that Argentina went out to look for the triumph with intensity and in the first 40 minutes managed to score all their points of the match. Julián Montoya supported a treble over the rival in goal and Santiago Carreras completed all four tries, while Benjamín Urdapilleta was in charge of the concrete all four conversions. Different was the walk in the second half, where Los Pumas lowered the intensity in all its aspects and the Tongan cast was encouraged to try to match the story. In fact, with two tries from Veainu he was able to reduce distances. However, the team led by Mario Ledesma was able to contain the rival’s envoy and embraced the win in Japan.
The afternoon of the Argentine hookers
Without any discussion, Montoya was the man who took all the flashes at Hanazono Stadium. It is that with his hat-trick for the Argentine victory, he became the hooker with the most tries (6) in the history of the Worlds and was one way to reach Juan Imhoff, the national player with the most world cup stakes. In addition, he was voted the best player of the match. And, of course, he took the ball. With his entry in the 44 minutes of play, Agustín Creevy equalled Felipe Contepomi and, with 87 matches, are the two players who most often wore the blue and white jersey. In this note:

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