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| Tour captain(s) | Hugo Porta | ||||
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The 1982 Argentina rugby union tour of France and Spain was a series of eight matches played by the Argentina national rugby union team in October and November 1982.
| 30 October 1982 |
| Auvergne XV | 15 - 38 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Marocco Con: Methles Pen: Methles 3 | Try: Palma 2, da Vedla 2 Campo, Travaglini, Madero Con: Porta 2 Pen: Porta 2 |
| Clermont-Ferrand Referee: M. Chevrie (FFR) |
Auvergne Seleccionado Regional: E.Bonebbal; L.Husson, T.Merlos, P, Rocacher, P.Bonal; P.Mathias, G.Ramon; M. Viatge P.Ruiz, J.P.Fauvel; J.J.Santos, D.Baby; Dales, Rizon: J. Brugiroux (P.Merocco),
Argentina: Enrique Sanguinetti; Marcelo Campo, Rafael Madero, Marcelo Loffreda, José Palma; Hugo Porta (capt.) Alfredo Soares Gache; Tomas Petersen, Ricardo de Vedla, Ernesto Ure; Alejandro lachetti, Gabriel Travaglini; S.Dengra, Andrés Courreges, Pablo Devoto.
| 3 November 1982 |
| Drôme – Ardèche | 25 - 15 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Malease D.Camberabero, Buchet Con: Tourlonnias 2 Pen: Tourlonnias Drop: D.Camberabero 2 | Try: Porta 2 Con: Porta 2 Drop: Porta |
| Valence Referee: M. Bressy (FFR) |
Drome-Ardeche: Tourlonies; Anne, Mesny, Lacazak, Melonse; D.Camberabero, G.Camberabero; J.Rives (capt.), (Cecillon), Atcher, Buchet; Lorieux, Sales; Mareval, Fontbonne (Prox), Alabarbe.
Argentina: Enrique Sanguinetti; Marcelo Campo, Rafael Madero, Marcelo Loffreda, S.Varone; Alfredo Soares Gache, Hugo Porta (capt.); Tomas Petersen, Ernesto Ure, S.O' Connor: Alejandro Iachetti, Gabriel Travaglini; Fernando Morel, Andrés Courreges, Pablo Devoto.
| 6 November 1982 |
| French Army | 27 - 9 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Roux, Salín Tremouielle Con: Lescure 3 Pen: Lescure 3 | Try: Cappelletti Con: Porta Pen: Porta |
| Aurillac Referee: M. Puget (FFR) |
French Army P.Tremouille; J.Bonnet, Lame E.Silva, P.Belín; (Otazo), J.M.Lescure, M.Mondar; T.Janeczeck, P.Roux, P.Dubois; G.Giraud, D.Defines; Lagrave, G.Tudela, Sauveterre.
Argentina: M. Campo J.Palma, R.Madero, M.Loffreda, O.Cappelleti; H.Porta, J.Miguens, M.M.Tezanos Pinto, R. De Vadia, S.O' Connor; G.Travaglini, G.Milano; S.Dengra, L. De Chazal, E. Rodriguez
| 11 November 1982 |
| French Barbarians | 8 - 22 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Lausaman, Begú | Try: Sanguinetti, Travaglini Con: Porta Pen: Porta 4 |
| Dax Referee: M. Mourette (FFR) |
French Barbarians: M.Rase; Brunel, Merlos, Coderniu, Begú; Lescarboura, Vilquin; Lansaman, Nieucel, M.Mexted; Michel, Meleig; Stefanutti ; Dupont, Dubroce.
Argentina: E.Sanguinetti; M.Campo, R.Madero, M.Loffreda, G..Verano; H. Porta (capt.), J.Miguens; R. De Vedia, T.Petersen, E.M.Ure; A.Iachetti, G.Travaglini; S.Dengre, A.Courreges, P.Devoto.
| 14 November 1982 |
| France | 25 - 12 |  Argentina |
| Try: Blanco Esteve, Sella 2 Pen: Blanco, Camberabero Drop: Camberabero | Try: Travaglini Con: Porta Pen: Porta 2 |
| Toulouse Attendance: 4.000 Referee: John West (IRFU) |
| France | Argentina | |||
| Serge Blanco | FB | 15 | FB | Eduardo Sanguinetti |
| Philippe Sella | W | 14 | W | Marcelo Campo |
| Patrick Mesny | C | 13 | C | Marcelo Loffreda |
| Pierre Chadebech | C | 12 | C | Rafael Madero |
| Patrick Esteve | W | 11 | W | Guillermo Varone |
| Didier Camberabero | FH | 10 | FH | Hugo Porta (capt.) |
| (capt.) Gerard Martinez | SH | 9 | SH | Javier Miguens |
| Dominique Erbani | N8 | 8 | F | Gabriel Travaglini |
| Eric Buchet | F | 7 | F | Tomas Petersen |
| Thierry Janeczek | F | 6 | N8 | Ernesto Ure |
| Jean-Charles Orso | L | 5 | L | Gustavo Milano |
| Daniel Revailler | L | 4 | L | Alejandro Iachetti |
| Robert Paparemborde | P | 3 | P | Pablo Devoto |
| Philippe Dintrans | H | 2 | H | Andres Courreges |
| Pierre Dospital | P | 1 | P | Fernando Morel |
| 17 November 1982 |
| Poitou-Charente | 9 - 12 | Argentina XV |
| Try: Lagisquet Con: Mothe Drop: Delega | Try: Travaglini Con: Sanguinetti Pen: Sanguinetti 2 |
| Angoulême Referee: Marc Seint Guilhhea (FFR) |
Poitou-Charente Desiré; Andrleu, Barboteau, Mothe, Lagisquet; Ch.Delego, Serrado; Gratton, Atcher, Fauvel; Guilleton, Mialot; Garat Bortolucci, Alabarbe
Argentina: D.R.Baetti; J.Palma.M, Loffreda., M.Fijalkauskas, A.Cappellettl; G.Sanguinetti, J.Miguens; E.Ure, J. De Vedia, S.O' Connor: G.Travaglini, A.Iachetti; S.Dengra, L. De Chazal, E.Rodriguez.
| 20 November 1982 |
| France | 13 - 6 | Argentina |
| Try: Begu, Blanco Con: Camberabero Pen: Camberabero | Pen: Porta 2 |
| Parc des Princes, Paris Attendance: 10.000 Referee: David Burnett (IRFU) |
| France | Argentina | |||
| Serge Blanco | FB | 15 | FB | Eduardo Sanguinetti |
| Philippe Sella | W | 14 | W | Marcelo Campo |
| Patrick Mesny | C | 13 | C | Marcelo Loffreda |
| Pierre Chadebech | C | 12 | C | Rafael Madero |
| Patrick Esteve | W | 11 | W | Jose Palma |
| Didier Camberabero | FH | 10 | FH | Hugo Porta (capt.) |
| (capt.) Gerard Martinez | SH | 9 | SH | Alfredo Soares Gache |
| Dominique Erbani | N8 | 8 | N8 | Ernesto Ure |
| Eric Buchet | F | 7 | F | Ricardo de Vedia |
| Thierry Janeczek | F | 6 | F | Gabriel Travaglini |
| Jean-Charles Orso | L | 5 | L | Gustavo Milano |
| Patrick Salas | L | 4 | L | Alejandro Iachetti |
| Robert Paparemborde | P | 3 | P | Pablo Devoto |
| Philippe Dintrans | H | 2 | H | Andres Courreges |
| Pierre Dospital | P | 1 | P | Serafin Dengra |
| Replacements | ||||
 Jacques Begu | W | 16 |
| 23 November 1982 |
| Spain | 19 - 28 | Argentina |
| Estadio Vallehermoso, Madrid Attendance: 7.000 Referee: J.P. Bresay (F.F.R.) |
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