Full time23 August 2003
Buenos Aires Cricket & Rugby Club, Buenos Aires, Argentina · Pan American Championship 2003Head-to-head
Canada won by 10 points.
Scoring
- 6’PCanada penalty · Bobby Ross0–3
- 10’TCanada try · Winston Stanley0–8
- 21’PCanada penalty · Bobby Ross0–11
- 47’PUruguay penalty · Juan Menchaca3–11
- 57’PUruguay penalty · Juan Menchaca6–11
- 58’TCanada try · Sean Fauth6–16
- 65’TUruguay try · Alfonso Cardoso11–16
- 92’TCanada try · Kevin Tkachuk11–21
Line-ups
Uruguay
- 1Rodrigo SanchezProp
- 2Juan PérezHooker
- 3Pablo LemoineProp
- 4Juan Carlos BadoSecond row
- 5Juan AlzuetaSecond row
- 6Nicolás BrignoniFlanker
- 7Hernán PonteFlanker
- 8Rodrigo CapoNumber 8
- 9Juan CampomarScrum-half
- 10Bernardo AmarilloFly-half
- 11Joaquin PastoreWing
- 12Diego ReyesCentre
- 13Diego AguirreCentre
- 14Alfonso CardosoWing
- 15Juan MenchacaFull-back
- Nicolás GrilléBench
- Diego LamelasBench
- Guillermo StoraceBench
- Emiliano IbarraBench
- Sebastián AguirreBench
- Marcelo GutierrezBench
- Juan Miguel AlvarezBench
Canada
- 1Rod SnowProp
- 2Pat DunkleyHooker
- 3Garth CookeProp
- 4Ed KnaggsSecond row
- 5Mike JamesSecond row
- 6Ryan BanksFlanker
- 7Jim DouglasFlanker
- 8Josh JacksonNumber 8
- 9Morgan WilliamsScrum-half
- 10Bobby RossFly-half
- 11Winston StanleyWing
- 12Marco di GirolamoCentre
- 13Nik WitkowskiCentre
- 14John CannonWing
- 15James PritchardFull-back
- 16Mark LawsonBench
- 17Kevin TkachukBench
- 18Jon ThielBench
- 19Adam van StaverenBench
- 20Ed FairhurstBench
- 21Ryan SmithBench
- 22Sean FauthBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Uruguay 5–8 Canada in 13 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Uruguay going in
Canada going in
- Previous meeting: 24 August 2002, Uruguay 25–23 Canada
- Next meeting on record: 5 June 2010
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.