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Stats and facts: Argentina vs Springboks

Handré Pollard against Argentina Handré Pollard
Published on August 8, 2019

Stats and facts for the Rugby Championship match between Argentina and the Springboks in Salta on Saturday.

– Argentina will be on the hunt for back-to-back wins against South Africa for the first time after picking up a 32-19 win in their last encounter.

– Two of the previous three games between Argentina and South Africa at Ernesto Maltearena in Salta have been decided by a margin of just two points; however, South Africa ran out to a 41-23 win in their most recent encounter there.

– South Africa’s last seven Tests on the road have all been decided by a single-figure margin; the Springboks’ results have been evenly split during that run, winning three, losing three and drawing once.

– Argentina’s only victory in their last 10 Tests on home soil (L9) came against South Africa (25 August 2018).

– South Africa have lost just one of their last five matches in the Rugby Championship (W3, D1), scoring 30 points or more three times in that span.

– Argentina have conceded 14 penalties in the Rugby Championship in 2019, the fewest of any team.

– South Africa have scored the most tries (6) of any team in the Rugby Championship in 2019, twice as many as any other side in the tournament.

– Argentina have made the most offloads (26) of any team in 2019 and double the amount of South Africa, who have made the fewest (13).

– Herschel Jantjies (South Africa) is the only player in the Rugby Championship to have scored multiple tries (3) so far; the scrumhalf has made just seven carries.

– Guido Petti Pagadizaval (Argentina) has won 12 lineouts (including 2 steals) in 2019, the most of any player and the only one to have already reached double figures.

Photo: Steve Haag/Gallo

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