They were kept waiting. The Argentinians were the last to set up, this Friday September 8, on a pitch at the Stade-Vélodrome in Marseille which had already seen England pass by a little earlier,…
They were kept waiting. The Argentines were the last to set up, this Friday, September 8, on a pitch at the Stade-Vélodrome in Marseille which had already seen England, their first opponent in this World Cup, pass by a little earlier this Saturday September 9 (9 p.m.), and Scotland who will face defending champions South Africa this Sunday (5:45 p.m.).
After having revised their ranges, particularly in the kicking game, the Pumas left the stadium shortly before 8 p.m., visibly in no hurry to go see the opening ceremony of this 10e World Cup. Before returning to their hotel, coach Michael Cheika, prop Francisco Kodela and third row Juan Martin Gonzalez gave their impressions.
“We must succeed in doing things that we have not been able to achieve until now,” warned Michael Cheika. This team is still under construction, but a World Cup is the kind of competition that brings out the best in players. From my first day in Argentina, I already had an idea of the preparation we were going to do and the sectors to work. I’m happy with the work with the guys and very happy with the progress they’ve made. »
2023-09-08 20:55:05
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