Montoya and Pumas plot another stunner as history-maker Etzebeth and Boks chase glory

Argentina moved to within five points of leaders South Africa when they beat them 29-28 in Santiago del Estero last Saturday. On Saturday they meet again
Montoya and Pumas plot another stunner as history-maker Etzebeth and Boks chase glory

CAPS OFF: South Africa's Eben Etzebeth celebrates following the Rugby World Cup 2023 quarter final match at the Stade de France, Saint-Denis. Pic: Adam Davy/PA Wire

Argentina have a slim chance of Rugby Championship success when they face up to hosts South Africa in the final game of this year’s competition on Saturday but captain Julian Montoya is not writing off their hopes.

Argentina moved to within five points of leaders South Africa when they beat them 29-28 in Santiago del Estero last Saturday and this weekend’s return clash at the Mbombela Stadium offers the Pumas a first chance to win the annual southern hemisphere championship.

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