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Jaguares triumph as Waratahs' struggles continue
By Online Editors
The Jaguares have secured their first win of the season after trampling the struggling Waratahs in Buenos Aires.
The home side needed just 16 seconds to score their first try, running back the opening kick off for a spectacular 80 metre try. Mario Ledesma's men added three more unanswered tries in the first 18 minutes to race out to a 26-0 lead.
Winger Emiliano Boffelli had two tries to his name after ten minutes.
Jed Holloway crossed the line for the visitors in the 34th minute to offer a glimmer of hope, but a try to 20-year-old Bautista Delguy on the stroke of halftime saw the Jaguares take a 33-7 lead into the sheds.
The visiting Waratahs fought back in the second spell, picking up three tries of their own, including an Israel Folau effort on the other side of the final hooter to deny the Jaguares a bonus point.
The Waratahs, who have just one win from their first three matches, are already nine competition points behind the resurgent conference leading Melbourne Rebels, who they meet in Sydney next week.
The Jaguares will take on the Queensland Reds in Buenos Aires next week as they enter the second half of a five-game home stand.
JAGUARES 38 (Boffelli 2, Tuculet, Sanchez, Delguy, Orlando tries, Sanchez 4 cons) BRUMBIES 28 (Holloway, Rona, Palmer, Folau tries, Foley 4 cons) HT: 33-7
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Brumbies fully deserved their win on the back of their physicality and desire to control the ball. Xavier Numia, Asafo Aumua and Tyrel Lomax should be the ABs starting front row when we start our test schedule. They have “come of age” and have bested all they have faced as well as been dominant with ball in hand in making the gainline. With De Groot, Tamaiti Williams and Fletcher Newell backed up by Taukei'aho and Cody Taylor there's not an international front row that can trouble us. Can't wait to face the Boks over there, won't be no one point game this time.
Go to commentsKinda strange that he wasn’t with a premiership team or a higher level of rugby? Start playing late or something? With that kind of size and athleticism you’d think someone would have picked him up?
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