1997 England rugby union tour of Argentina and Australia

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1997 England rugby union tour of Argentina and Australia
Coach(es) Les Cusworth
Tour captain(s) Phil de Glanville
Summary
PWDL
Total
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Test match
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Opponent
PWDL
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
2 1 0 1
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
1 0 0 1
Tour chronology
Previous tour South Africa 1994
Next tour Australasia and South Africa 1998

The 1997 England rugby union tour of Argentina and Australia was a series of matches played in 1997 in Argentina and Australia by the England national rugby union team. [1]

Contents

Over a total of 7 matches (6 in Argentina and one in Australia), England played three test (two vs Argentina, 1 win and 1 loss), [2] and one v Australia).

Touring party

Matches summary

N°Opposing TeamScoreDateVenueCity
1
 Córdoba 38–2121 May 1997 Estadio Olímpico Córdoba
2
 Buenos Aires 21–2324 May 1997BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines
3
 Argentina A 58–1727 May 1997BACRC Stadium Los Polvorines
4
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 46–2031 May 1997 Ferro C. Oeste Buenos Aires
5
 Cuyo 37–83 June 1997Independiente Rivadavia Mendoza
6
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 13–337 June 1997 Ferro C. Oeste Buenos Aires
7
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 6–2512 July 1997 Football Stadium Sydney

Match details

in Argentina

21 May
Córdoba 21–38 England
Try: Simes, Barrea
Con: Luna
Pen: Luna (3)		 Report Try: Bracken (2), Glanville, Redrnan
Con: Catt (5)
Pen: Catt
Estadio Olímpico, Córdoba
Referee: Eduardo Blengio (Uruguay)

Córdoba: Facundo Soler; José Luna. Germán Sagrera, Julián Légora, Gerardo Tomalino; Horacio Herrera, Christian Barrea; Damián Rotondo; Lucio Bedoya (Ohanián), Martín Viola (Luico Bedoya); José Simes, Eduardo Giaimo (Martín Fissore); Damián Muñoz, Guillermo Bernardi (c), Agustín Rodríguez Araya (Zárate).
England: Jim Mallinder; Jon Sleightholme, Phil de Glanville (c), Nick Greenstock, Adedayo Adebayo; Mike Catt, Kyran Bracken; Chris Sheasby (Tony Diprose); Rory Jenkins, Ben- Clarke; Nigel Redrnan, Martin Haag; Rob Hardwick, Phil Greening, Darren Garforth

24 May
Buenos Aires 23–21 England
Try: Solar
Pen: Cilley (5)
Drop: Cilley		 Report Try: Clarke, de Glanville, Mallinder
Pen: King (2)
BACRC Stadium, Los Polvorines
Referee: Ian Rogers (South Africa)

Buenos Aires: Diego Cuesta Silva; Tomás Solari, José Orengo, Eduardo Simone, Octavio Bartolucci; José Cilley, Nicolás Fernández Miranda; Pablo Camerlinckx; Cristián Viel, Ignacio Fernández Lobbe; Roberto Petti, Pedro Sporleder; Marcelo Urbano, Juan José Angelillo (e), Federico Werner.
England: Jim Mallinder; Jon Sleightholme, Nick Greenstock, Phil de Glanville (c)(Kyran Bracken), Adedayo Adebayo; Alex King (Mark Mapletoft), Andy Gomarsall; Tony Diprose; Ben Clarke (Martin Corry), Steve Ojornoh; Nigel Redrnan, Dave Baldwin; Kevin Yates, Richard Cockerill, John Mallett

27 May
Argentina A 17–58 England
Try: Viel, Légora, Cilley
Con: Cilley
Pen: Cilley		 Report Try: Rees (2), Baxendell (2), Gomarsall, Haag, Catt, O'Leary
Con: Mapletoft (6)
Pen: Mapletoft (2)
BACRC Stadium, Los Polvorines
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

Argentina A: Federico Todeschini; Germán Todeschini, Julián Légora, Fernando del Castillo, Federico Schacht; José Cilley (c), Christian Barrea (Leandro Lobrauco); Cristián Viel; Roberto Travaglini, Gonzalo García; José Simes, Guillermo Ugartemendía (Raúl Pérez); Omar Hasan, Mario Ledesma, Fernando Díaz Alberdi (Federico Werner)
England: Mark Mapletoft; Darren O'Leary, Jos Baxendell, Matt Allen, David Rees; Alex King (Mike Catt), Andy Gornarsall; Tony Diprose (e); Rory Jenkins (Steve Ojornoh), Martin Corry; Danny Grewcock, Martin Haag; Darren Garforth, Richard Cockerill, Kevin Yates (Rob Hardwick)

31 May
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg20–46Flag of England.svg  England
Try: Arbizu, Solar, Quesada
Pen: Quesada
Drop: Quesada		 Report Try: Adebayo (2), Greenstock, Diprose, Catt
Con: Catt (5)
Pen: Catt (2)
Ferro Carril Oeste, Buenos Aires
Referee: lan Rogers (South Africa)
3 June
Cuyo 8–37 England
Try: Brandi
Pen: Gioeni		 Report Try: Mallinder (2), Grewcock, Baxendell, Gamarsall, Mapletoft
Con: Mapletoft (2)
Pen: Mapletoft (2)
Independiente Rivadavia, Mendoza
Referee: Johan Meuwesen (South Africa)

Cuyo: Martín Castro; Matías Brandi, Federico Serpa, Leandro Speroni, Sergio Cantú (Enrique Gatti); Adrián Gioeni, Manuel Díaz; Juan Chiapetta; Miguel Bertranou (c), Fermín Rodríguez, Gonzalo Correa Llano, Roberto Marchiori (Carlos Bajach); Federico Stoerman, Juan Pablo Arnut (Alejandro Avila), Federico Bartolini.
England: Mark Mapletoft; Daren O'Leary, Matt Allen, Jos Baxendell, Adedayo Adebayo (Jim Mallinder); Alex King, Andy Gomarsall; Chris Sheasby (c)(Martin Corry); Rory Jenkins, Steve Ojornoh; David Baldwin, Danny Grewcock; Robin Hardwick, Steve Diamond, Will Green

7 June
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg33–13Flag of England.svg  England
Try: Soler (2), Grau, Simone
Con: Quesada (2)
Pen: Quesada (3)		 Report Try: Grewcock, Alex King
Pen: Mapletoft
Ferro Carril Oeste, Buenos Aires
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

in Australia

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