TheBreakdown
Full time11 October 1958
Chile
34–9
Uruguay
Stade Français, Santiago, Chile · South American Championship A 1958Head-to-head

Chile won by 25 points.

Scoring

  1. –CChile conversion · Jaime Vela2–0
  2. –CChile conversion · Jaime Vela4–0
  3. –PChile penalty · Alberto Nightingale7–0
  4. –PChile penalty · Ian Campbell10–0
  5. –TChile try · Amador Navarro13–0
  6. –TChile try · Alberto Nightingale16–0
  7. –TChile try · Alberto Nightingale19–0
  8. –TChile try · Ian Campbell22–0
  9. –TChile try · Ian Campbell25–0
  10. –TChile try · Alistair Hardy28–0
  11. –TChile try · Alistair Hardy31–0
  12. –DChile drop goal · Jaime Vela34–0
  13. –PUruguay penalty · Guy Furest34–3
  14. –PUruguay penalty · Guy Furest34–6
  15. –PUruguay penalty · Guy Furest34–9

Line-ups

Chile

  1. 1Erlin FlattenProp
  2. 2Guillermo GastelluHooker
  3. 3Luis Alberto AdriasolaProp
  4. 4Charles MaxwellSecond row
  5. 5Juan PagolaSecond row
  6. 6Andres PagolaFlanker
  7. 7Ian MurrieFlanker
  8. 8German ArmasNumber 8
  9. 9Amador NavarroScrum-half
  10. 10Jaime VelaFly-half
  11. 11Alberto NightingaleWing
  12. 12Ian CampbellCentre
  13. 13Daniel WrightCentre
  14. 14Alistair HardyWing
  15. 15Jesus CerezuelaFull-back

Uruguay

  1. 1Mario JuradoProp
  2. 2Ricardo VivoHooker
  3. 3John HylandProp
  4. 4Hans BergmanSecond row
  5. 5Henry BowlesSecond row
  6. 6Pedro PickFlanker
  7. 7John AylingFlanker
  8. 8Jorge SagarraNumber 8
  9. 9Carlos LopezScrum-half
  10. 10Alfredo CatFly-half
  11. 11Guy FurestWing
  12. 12Charlie DreverCentre
  13. 13Oscar RodriguezCentre
  14. 14Pedro BlancoWing
  15. 15Pedro AramendiaFull-back

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Context

All-time, Chile 13–43 Uruguay, 1 drawn in 57 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Chile going in
Uruguay 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.