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The 1975 Argentina rugby union tour of France was a series of eight matches played by the Argentina national rugby union team in October.
It was the first tour of Argentinian team in France, and the second in Europe.
Points scoring rules: try 4, conversion 2, penalty, drop and goal from a mark 3 points.
| 8 October 1975 |
| Cote Basque | 27 - 14 |  Argentina XV |
| Try: Serre 32' Petrissans 70' 74', Paparemborde 77' Con: Vivies 32' Pen: Lataste 36' , Vivies 53' 57' | Try: Travaglini 2' , Sansot 29', Morgan 80' Con: Porta 29' |
| Stade J. Dauger, Bayonne Referee: Alain Domercq. |
Cote Basque: Lataste; Pécune, Etchenique, Ara, Serre; Vivies, Berrouet; Lassoujade, Bastiat (capt.), Petrissans; Haget e Imbemon (Lourdon); Azarete, Yachvili, Paparemborde.
Argentina: Martin Sansot; Daniel Beccar Varela, Alejandro Travaglini, Adolfo Rodríguez Jurado, Javier O'Farrell; Hugo Porta, Eduardo Morgan (capt); Ricardo Mastai, Hugo Migúens, Carlos Neyra; Carlos Bottarini, José Javier Fernández; Hugo Nicola, Guillermo Casas, Mario Carluccio.
| 12 October 1975 |
| Second Division XV | 3 - 10 | Argentina XV |
| Pen: Barella 45' | Try: Travaglini 72' Pen: Beccar Varela 16' 38' |
| Limoges |
Second division XV: Daubinet; Xaussa, Cieply, Delaigue, Lazartigue; Morot, Barella; Rabatel, Mahe, Rame; Vidal, Jedreziak; Leconte, Lard, Salas.
Argentina: Eduardo García Terán; Javier O'Farrell, Raúl L'Erario, Alejandro Travaglini, Jorge Gauweloose; Gonzalo Beccar Varela, Ricardo Rinaldi; Carlos Neyra, Carlos Bori, Jorge Carracedo; Juan Antonio Mangiamelli, Carlos Bottarini; Oscar Carbone, Mariano Correa, Alejandro Cerioni
| 15 October 1975 |
| Languedoc | 3 - 9 | Argentina XV |
| Pen: Benacloi 34' | Try: D.Beccar Varela 30' Con: Porta 30' Pen: Porta 4' |
| Carcassonne |
Languedoc: Benacloi; Harize, Billoc, Badin, Bourkels; Perteil, Barrau; Boffelli, Viel, Verdoulet; Sappa-, Senal; Ducloup, Salette, Chaiivet.
Argentina: Martin Sansot; Daniel Beccar Varela, Arturo Rodríguez Jurado, Adolfo Cappelletti, Jorge Gauweloose; Hugo Porta, Eduardo Morgan (c); Carlos Neyra, Hugo Miguens, Ricardo Mastai; Carlos Bottarini, José Fernández; Hugo Nicola, Mariano Correa, Mario Carluccio.
| 19 October 1975 |
| France | 29 - 6 | Argentina |
| Try: Pécune 16', 46' Skrela 22' Gouroux 65' , Rives 74' Droiecourt 80' Con: Romeu 80' Pen: Romeu 40' | Pen: Porta 1', 37' |
| Stade de Gerland, Lyon Referee: DP d'Arcy (Ireland) |
| France | Argentina | |||
| Michel Droitecourt | FB | 15 | FB | Martin Sansot |
| Joel Pecune | W | 14 | W | Daniel Beccar Varela |
| Roland Bertranne | C | 13 | C | Arturo Rodriguez Jurado |
| Christian Badin | C | 12 | C | Alejandro Travaglini |
| Andre Dubertrand | W | 11 | W | Jorge Gauweloose |
| Jean-Pierre Romeu | FH | 10 | FH | Hugo Porta |
| (capt.) Jacques Fouroux | SH | 9 | SH | Eduardo Morgan (capt.) |
| Jean-Pierre Bastiat | N8 | 8 | N8 | Ricardo Mastai |
| Jean-Claude Skrela | F | 7 | F | Hugo Miguens |
| Jean-Pierre Rives | F | 6 | F | Carlos Neyra |
| Michel Palmie | L | 5 | L | Carlos Bottarini |
| Francis Haget | L | 4 | L | Jose Fernandez |
| Robert Paparemborde | P | 3 | P | Mario Carluccio |
| Alain Paco | H | 2 | H | Guillermo Casas |
| Gerard Cholley | P | 1 | P | Hugo Nicola |
| 22 October 1975 |
| Midi-Pyrénées | 21 - 18 | Argentina XV |
| Try: J.P. Aue 24', Massac 29' Con: Laporte 24', 29' Pen: Laporte 1', 37' Drop: Sarnel 76' | Try: Beccar Varela 35' Con: Beccar Varela 35' Pen: Beccar Varela 11', 15, 50' Drop: Beccar Varela 42' |
| Rodez |
Midi-Pyrénées:: Sarnel; R. Aue, J.P. Aue, Cimarosti, Jacomet; Laporte, Tapie, Massac, Bariolet, Porcel; Saturnín, Junca; Revaillero, Besogne, Cuny.
Argentina: Eduardo García Terán; Jorge Gauweloose, Raúl L'Erario, Adolfo Cappelletti, Javier O'Farrell; Gonzalo Beccar Varela, Ricardo Rinaldi; Jorge Carracedo, Carlos Bori, Hugo Miguens; Carlos Bottarini, Juan Antonio Mangiamelfi; Oscar Carbone, Eduardo Vila, Alejandro Cerioni.
| 25 October 1975 |
| France | 36 - 21 | Argentina |
| Try: Paparemborde 13', Skrela 22' Briotecourt 33', Romeo 70', Astre 78' Con: Romeu 13' ,78' Pen: Romeu 3' 6',20',37' | Try: Gauweloose 58' Con: Porta 58' Pen: Sansot 24', Porta 28',25' ,40' 49' |
| Parc des Princes, Paris Referee: Meirion Joseph (Wales) |
| France | Argentina | |||
| Michel Droitecourt | FB | 15 | FB | Martin Sansot |
| Joel Pecune | W | 14 | W | Daniel Beccar Varela |
| Roland Bertranne | C | 13 | C | Arturo Rodriguez Jurado |
| Jean-Martin Etchenique | C | 12 | C | Alejandro Travaglini |
| Andre Dubertrand | W | 11 | W | Jorge Gauweloose |
| Jean-Pierre Romeu | FH | 10 | FH | Hugo Porta |
| (capt.) Richard Astre | SH | 9 | SH | Eduardo Morgan (capt.) |
| Jean-Pierre Bastiat | N8 | 8 | N8 | Jorge Carracedo |
| Jean-Claude Skrela | F | 7 | F | Carlos Bori |
| Jean-Pierre Rives | F | 6 | F | Carlos Neyra |
| Michel Palmie | L | 5 | L | Carlos Bottarini |
| Francis Haget | L | 4 | L | Jose Fernandez |
| Robert Paparemborde | P | 3 | P | Alejandro Cerioni |
| Alain Paco | H | 2 | H | Guillermo Casas |
| Gerard Cholley | P | 1 | P | Hugo Nicola |
| Replacements | ||||
| H | Eduardo Vila |
| 29 October 1975 |
| Bourges XV | 16 - 17 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Perez 25' 65' Con: Pommier 65' Pen: Pommier 9' 49' | Try: Gauweloose 58', Cappelletti 72' Pen: Sansot 7', 25' 35' |
| Bourges |
Bourges XV Pommier; Laberzri, Pérez, Laczack, Soula; Auriat, Monar; Kaczarowski, Dusang, Perón; Decrae, Genois; Dumusois, Garouste, Dalos.
Argentina: Martin Sansot; Jorge Gauweloose, Arturo Rodríguez Jurado, Adolfo Cappelletti, Javier O'Farrell; Hugo Porta, Morgan; Neyra, Hugo Miguens, Mario Carracedo; Carlos Bottarini, Fernández; Hugo Nicola, Eduardo Vila, Alejandro Cerioni
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