| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
15Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino, FB | ||
14Matias Moroni, W | ||
13Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, C 4 | ||
12Juan Pablo Socino, C 4 | ||
11Horacio Agulla, W | ||
10Juan Martin Hernandez, FH | ||
9Martin Landajo, SH | ||
1Lucas Noguera, P | ||
2Julian Montoya, H | ||
3Juan Pablo Orlandi, P | ||
4Guido Petti, L | ||
5Matias Alemanno, L | ||
6Pablo Matera, FL | ||
7Javier Ortega Desio, FL | ||
8Facundo Isa, N8 | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Agustin Creevy, R | ||
17Marcos Ayerza, R | ||
18Ramiro Herrera, R | ||
19Leonardo Senatore, R | ||
20Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, R | ||
21Tomas Cubelli, R | ||
22Marcelo Bosch, R | ||
23Juan Imhoff, R | ||
ARG
NAMIB*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
"Job more than done for Argentina today, scoring nine tries in a 64-19 victory with plenty getting a good run out ahead of what should be a thrilling quarterfinal against either Ireland or France.
"The sloppy errors that were pounced on for Namibia's tries could be of some concern, though, while Marcelo Bosch was extremely lucky to only be shown a yellow card for a late tip tackle on Theuns Kotze. Tier Two sides have expressed their frustrations about decisions at this World Cup and Bosch may indeed find himself cited.
"But Argentina's quality told -- the Pumas began to run riot as they carved up the Namibian defence to score four more tries after the restart. An exhausted Namibia, after just four days' rest, duly played their part in a frenetic contest though, looking to burst forward whenever they could even in the dying minutes with 14 men after Tinus du Plessis had received a yellow card. Their efforts were rewarded when Eugene Jantjies took an offload and went over to the delight of the crowd to sign off in style."