South Americans make history and manage to reach the Rugby World Cup for the first time: for the United States, the last hope is a replay tournament, but Portugal must be defeated
Chile company! Beat the United States and qualify for the World Cup (PhD in World Rugby)
The 2023 Rugby World Cup will have a new junior national team: after an impressive home-and-away, Chile beat the United States and get a ticket to France. A historic success for the Chilean national team, after losing the first leg 22-21, outperformed the United States 31-29, and beat the round by only one point with a total score of 52-51.
Chile will be included in Group D for the 2023 World Cup, with vice world champions from England, Argentina, Japan and Samoa. The South American team will make their debut on September 10, 2023 against Japan, in Toulouse, and then repeat 6 days later in Bordeaux against Samoa. On September 23, he will take England’s role at Villeneuve d’Ascq. The fourth and final match is scheduled for September 30 against Argentina.
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For the United States, a cold shower is not only: the Americans have not missed the World Cup since 1995, after which they took part in all world events. The last hope in the replay tournament, with Portugal and Kenya the losers in the Asia-Pacific qualifiers between Tonga and Hong Kong.
A very exciting match against the Lusitania, who showed great growth in the last year, is expected to draw with Georgia in the European Rugby Championship and put Japan and Italy in great difficulty in the trial matches.
Highlights of Chile-USA 2023 World Cup Qualifiers
Chile World Cup 2023 calendar
September 10, 2023, Japan – Chile, Toulouse
September 16, 2023, Samoa-Chile, Bordeaux
September 23, 2023, England – Chile, Villeneuve d’Ascq
September 30, 2023, Argentina – Chile, Nantes
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