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Full time16 September 1951
Argentina
13–3
Chile
Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina · South American Championship A 1951Head-to-head

Argentina won by 10 points.

Scoring

  1. –CArgentina conversion · Guillermo Ehrman2–0
  2. –CArgentina conversion · Guillermo Ehrman4–0
  3. –TArgentina try · Isidro Comas7–0
  4. –TArgentina try · Guillermo Ehrman10–0
  5. –TArgentina try · Enrique Fernandez del Casal13–0
  6. –PChile penalty · Ian Campbell13–3

Line-ups

Argentina

  1. 1Raul Pont LezicaProp
  2. 2Carlos SwainHooker
  3. 3Marcelo LanusseProp
  4. 4Carlos MoreaSecond row
  5. 5José MorgantiSecond row
  6. 6Alberto ConenFlanker
  7. 7Miguel SarandonFlanker
  8. 8Leslie AllenNumber 8
  9. 9Guillermo EhrmanScrum-half
  10. 10Isidro ComasFly-half
  11. 11Uriel O'FarrellWing
  12. 12Enrique Fernandez del CasalCentre
  13. 13Ricardo BazanCentre
  14. 14Edmundo CaffaroneWing
  15. 15Matias AvellanedaFull-back
  16. Jamie O'FarrellBench
  17. D FarrellBench
  18. H SolveiraBench
  19. Ricardo GilesBench

Chile

  1. 1Jorge de AmestiProp
  2. 2Humberto TascheriHooker
  3. 3Charles PeeblesProp
  4. 4Ricardo LuchsingerSecond row
  5. 5Leonardo KittsteinerSecond row
  6. 6Italo BacigalupoFlanker
  7. 7Ronald TurnerFlanker
  8. 8Juan SubercaseauxNumber 8
  9. 9Martin AlvarezScrum-half
  10. 10Leslie CooperFly-half
  11. 11Norman CeballosWing
  12. 12Ian CampbellCentre
  13. 13Peter HoggeCentre
  14. 14Sergio AnduezaWing
  15. 15Hernan VicuňaFull-back
  16. Andres DuroneaBench
  17. Paul OhacoBench
  18. Tomas SargentBench
  19. Luis AronBench
  20. Anthony GubbinsBench

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Context

All-time, Argentina 40–0 Chile in 40 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Argentina going in
Chile going in

Also on this day

Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.