Full time9 September 1951
Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina · South American Championship A 1951Head-to-head
Chile won by 68 points.
Scoring
- –CChile conversion · Ian Campbell
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –CChile conversion · Ian Campbell
- –CChile conversion · Ronald Turner
- –CChile conversion · Ronald Turner
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –CChile conversion · Martin Alvarez
- –TChile try · Ian Campbell
- –TChile try · Norman Ceballos
- –TChile try · Ronald Turner
- –TChile try · Ronald Turner
- –TChile try · Ronald Turner
- –TChile try · Italo Bacigalupo
- –TChile try · Ricardo Luchsinger
- –TChile try · Sergio Andueza
- –TChile try
- –TChile try
- –TChile try · Ian Campbell
- –TChile try · Norman Ceballos
- –TChile try · Norman Ceballos
- –TChile try · Sergio Andueza
- –TChile try · Peter Hogge
The scoring record for this Test does not add up to the final score, so running scores are hidden.
Line-ups
Brazil
- 1NEN RumboProp
- 2D MalpasHooker
- 3AL SuttonProp
- 4P ReevesSecond row
- 5R HammerSecond row
- 6D CuthbertsonFlanker
- 7Hamilton JonesFlanker
- 8P BallNumber 8
- 9RB TurnerScrum-half
- 10IG JohnsonFly-half
- 11IAT RobinsonWing
- 12GW FletcherCentre
- 13M BensussanCentre
- 14R ArthurWing
- 15R FernandezFull-back
Chile
- 1Jorge de AmestiProp
- 2Humberto TascheriHooker
- 3Charles PeeblesProp
- 4Leonardo KittsteinerSecond row
- 5Ricardo LuchsingerSecond row
- 6Juan SubercaseauxFlanker
- 7Ronald TurnerFlanker
- 8Italo BacigalupoNumber 8
- 9Martin AlvarezScrum-half
- 10Leslie CooperFly-half
- 11Norman CeballosWing
- 12Ian CampbellCentre
- 13Peter HoggeCentre
- 14Sergio AnduezaWing
- 15Hernan VicuňaFull-back
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Brazil 7–25 Chile, 2 drawn in 34 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Brazil going in
Chile going in
- Next meeting on record: 14 October 1961
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.