1988 France rugby union tour of South America

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1988 France rugby union tour of South America
Summary
PWDL
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Test match
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Opponent
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Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
2 1 0 1
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay [1]
1 1 0 0

The 1988 France rugby union tour of South America was a series of eight matches played by the France national rugby union team in Argentina and Paraguay in June 1988. The French team won six matches, drew one and lost one. The two-match series against the Argentina national rugby union team was drawn, [2] France winning the first game and Argentina the second, in front of a crowd of 50,000 spectators. [3] [4]

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Match summary

  (Test match)

Argentina francia peleando ingoal.jpg
Argentina francia celebracion triunfo.jpg
Two moments of the second test v Argentina; (left) both teams forcing in the ingoal; (right): local players celebrating their victory
DateRivalRes.VenueCity
4 June San Isidro Club
29–16
 Vélez Sarsfield Buenos Aires
7 June Tucumán
18–18
 Atlético Tucumán S.M. Tucumán
11 June Buenos Aires
82–0
 Vélez Sarsfield Buenos Aires
14 JuneProvincias Argentinas
36–19
Guaraní A. Franco Posadas
18 JuneFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
18–15
 Vélez Sarsfield Buenos Aires
21 June Córdoba
42–9
 Chateau Carreras Córdoba
25 JuneFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
6–18
 Vélez Sarsfield Buenos Aires
27 JuneFlag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
106–12
 La Olla Asunción

Match details

Legend

ALU= Alumni, BCR= Buenos Aires CRC, BN= Banco Nación, CAR=Atlético Rosario, CASI=C.A. San Isidro, CP=Pucará, CUBA=Universitario BA, CUY=Unión de Rugby de Cuyo, HC=Hindú, IRFU=Irish Rugby Football Union, JCR=Jockey Club Rosario, LP= La Plata RC, ORC=Olivos, SIC=San Isidro Club, SL=San Luis, SM=Club San Martín, UAR=Argentine Rugby Union, UCR= Unión Cordobesa de Rugby, URR= Unión de Rugby de Rosario, URT=Unión de Rugby de Tucumán

4 June 1988
San Isidro Club 16–29Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Chevalier Boutell, Rarnallo
Con: Madero		Pen: Madero 2
Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires
Referee: Efraim Sklar (Argentina)

San Isidro Club: C.Pirán; P.Chevalier Boutell, D.Cuesta Silva, M.Loffreda (capt.), A.Ramallo; R.Madero, Alfredo Soares Gache; F.Conti, Ignacio Cirio, Ricardo de Vedia; G.Gassó, R.Petti; D.Cash, Juan José Angelillo, Luis.Lonardi.
France: S.Blanco; D.Camberabero, M.Andrieu, D.Charvet, P.Lagisquet; F.Mesnel, P.Berbizier (capt.); M.Cécillon, L.Rodríguez, E.Champ; J.Condom, A.Lorieux; P.Ondarts, P.Marocco, L.Armary.

7 June 1988
Tucumán 18–18Flag of France.svg  France
Pen: Mesón 6Try: Deslandes
Con: Berot
Pen: Berot 4
Atlético Tucumán, S.M. Tucumán
Referee: Alberto Freire (Mendoza)

Tucumán: P.Imbert; G.Terán, J.Gianotti, S.Mesón, J.Soler; R.Sauze, P.Merlo; G.Palau, M.Picci (capt.), P.Garretón; P.Buabse, O.Fascioli; J.Coria, R.Le Fort, R.Horta (75' R.Prado).
France: J.B.Lafond; B.Lacombe, D.Charvet, P.Bérot, D.Camberabero; J.Trille, M.Hondagne (capt.) ; J.Gratton, C.Deslandes, A.Carminati; D.Erbani, P. Béraud; P.Ondarts, P.Marocco, JP Garuet-Lempirou

11 June 1988
Buenos Aires 0–82Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Blanco 4, Lagisquet 5
Sella 3, Cecillon 2
Dintrans, Mesnel
Con: Berot 9
Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires
Referee: José L. Rolandi (Argentina)

Buenos Aires: G.Angaut (LP); C.Wagner (HC), M.E.licagaray (CUBA), G.Maschwitz (CUBA), P.Lanza (CUBA); S.Salvat (ALU), A.Soares Gache (SIC), (capt.); F.Conti (SIC), J.Delguy (CP), J.Uriarte (CUBA); G.Travaglini (CASI), D.Silva (ORC); M.Urbano (BCR), A.Courreges (CASI), D.González (San Luis).
France: S.Blanco; P.Lagisquet, P.Sella, M.Andrieu, P.Bérot; F.Mesnel, P.Berbizier (capt.) ; M.Cécillon, L.Rodriguez (58' D.Erbani), E.Champ; J.Condom, A.Lorieux; L.Armary, P. Dintrans, JP Garuet-Lempirou (34'P.Ondarts)

14 June 1988
Provincias Argentinas19–36Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Terán
Pen: Mesón 5		Try: Carminatti 2, Andrieu 2
Lafond, Marocco
Grratton
Con: Berot 4.
Guaraní Antonio Franco, Misiones
Referee: Miguel Angel Peyrone (URR).

Provincias Argentinas: G.Del Castillo (URR); J.Soler (URT), S.Mesón (URT), P.Garzón (UCR), (G.Terán (URT); G.Filizzola (CUY), P.Merlo (URT), (capt.); G.Suárez Lago (CUY), G.Maldonado (UCR), D.Tobal (UCR); O.Fascioli (URT), C.Montenegro (UCR); J.Coria (URT), R.Le Fort (URT), A.Centeno (UCR).
Francia : J-B Lafond (20' M.Andrieu); D.Camberabero, D.Charvet, F.Vélo, P.Bérot; J.Trille, M.Hondagne; P.Athapignet, J.Graton; P.Beraud, D.Erbani; P.Ondarts, D.Dubroca (capt.), P.Marocco.

18 June 1988
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg15–18Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Angelillo
Con: Baetti
Pen: Baetti 2
Drop: Turnes		Try: Dintrans
Con: Berot
Pen: Berot 4
Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires
Referee: Owen Doyle (Ireland)

Argentina:: A.Scolni (ALU); G.Terán (URT), D.Cuesta Silva (SIC), M.Loffreda (SIC), C.Mendy (LT); F.Turnes (BN), D.Baetti (CAR); P.Garretón (URT), G.Milano (JCR), J.Allen (CASI), (capt.); A.Iachetti (HC), E.Branca (CASI); D.Cash (SIC), J.J.Angelillo (SIC) (D.González - San Luis), S.Dengra SM
France: S.Blanco; P.Bérot, P.Sella, M. Andrieu, P.Lagisquet; F.Mesnel, P.Berbizier (capt.) ; E.Champ, L.Rodríguez, A.Carminati.; J.Condom, A.Lorieux; JP Garuet-Lempirou, P.Din-trans, P.Ondarts.

21 June 1988
Córdoba 9–42Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Capelli
Con: Domínguez
Pen: Domínguez		Try: Camberabero 3, Lacombe 2
Lagisquet 2
Con: Camberabero 3, Trille
Pen: Camberabero 2
Chateau Carreras, Córdoba
Referee: Roberto Magnani (Argentina)

Córdoba: J.Tomalino; L.Muzi, P.Garzón, J.Caminotti (capt.) (70' E.Rodríguez), R.Capelli; D.Domínguez R.López Aragón; D.Tobal, G.Maldonado, G.Ruiz Montes de Oca; C.Montenegro, G.Bravo, A.Centeno, C.Hernández (65' G.Bernardi), J.Gigena.
France: J.Trille; B.Lacombe, F.Vélo, D.Charvet, P.Lagisquet; D.Camberabero, , M.Cécillon, C.Deslandes (P.Arthapignet), J.Gratton; P.Beraud, D.Erbani; P.Marocco, D.Dubroca (capt.),L.Armary.

25 June 1988
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg18–6Flag of France.svg  France
Pen: Baetti 6Pen: Berot 2
Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires
Referee: Owen Doyle (Ireland)

Argentina: A.Scolni (ALU); D.Cuesta Silva (SIC), M.Loffreda (SIC), F.Turnes (BN), C.Mendy (LT); R.Madero (S.I.C); D.Baetti (CAR); J.Allen (CASI) (capt.).G.Milano (JCR), P.Garretón (URT); A.Iachetti (HC), E.Branca (CASI); D.Cash (SIC), A.Courreges (CASI), S.Dengra SM Coach: R. O'Reilly
France: S. Blanco; P. Bérot, P. Sella, M. Andrieu, P. Lagisquet; F. Mesnel, P. Berbizier (70' M.Hondagne) (capt.); A.Carminati, L.Rodriguez, M.Cécillon; J.Condom, A. Lorieux ; JP Garuet-Lempirou, P. Dintrans, P. Ondarts Coach:J. Fouroux

27 June 1988
Paraguay  Flag of Paraguay.svg12–106Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Cabrera;
Con: Amarilla
Pen: Baez 2		Try: Lagisquet 6, Charvet 5
Sella 4, Champ
Eerot, Trille, Velo;
Con: Velo 9, Trille 4, Berot 2
La Olla, Asunción
Referee: Carlos Sutton (Argentina)

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