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World Rugby U20 Championship Match Summary Argentina U20s 25 - 26 Georgia U20s Mikheil Meskhi Stadium 25 (11) FT (HT) 26 (23) 13/06/2017 Match 20

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World Rugby U20 Championship Match Summary Argentina U20s 25 - 26 Georgia U20s Mikheil Meskhi Stadium 25 (11) FT (HT) 26 (23) 13/06/2017 Match 20 World Rugby U20 Championship Match Summary Argentina U20s 25 - 26 Georgia U20s Mikheil Meskhi Stadium 25 (11) FT (HT) 26 (23) 13/06/2017 Match 20 Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC 5 1 Bautista Delguy 15 Miriani Modebadze 5 1 Tomas Malanos (c) 14 Akaki Tabutasadze 5 1 Facundo Ferrario 13 Beka Gavashelishvili Teo Castiglioni 12 Giorgi Kveseladze Luciano Gonzalez 11 Davit Meskhi 6 2 Tomas Albornoz 10 Tedo Abzhandadze Matias Sauze 9 Gela Aprasidze 16 2 4 Santiago Pulella 1 Guram Gogichashvili Jose Gonzalez 2 Levan Papidze Mayco Vivas 3 Lasha Tabidze 1 Franco Molina 4 Beka Saghinadze 5 1 Nahuel Milan 5 Koba Jimsheleishvili Agustin Medrano 6 Tornike Jalagonia Santiago Ruiz 7 Ilia Spanderashvili (c) 5 1 Juan Molina 8 Arsen Machaladze Leonel Oviedo 16 Levan Tchavtchavadze Rodrigo Martinez 17 Ushangi Tcheishvili 1 Alejandro Luna 18 Guram Papidze Lucas Paulos 19 Lasha Jaiani Nicolas Walker 20 Sandro Kalmakhelidze Gonzalo Garcia 21 Luka Dvalishvili 4 2 Juan Bautista Daireaux 22 Giorgi Tsiklauri Santiago Carreras 23 Beka Mamukashvili Ball Carries Metres Made Tackles Ball Carries Metres Made Tackles Santiago Ruiz 20 Bautista Delguy 107 Agustin Medrano 8 Guram Gogichashvili 12 Tedo Abzhandadze 76 Koba Jimsheleishvili 12 Bautista Delguy 13 Santiago Ruiz 45 Santiago Pulella 6 Gela Aprasidze 10 Davit Meskhi 73 Giorgi Kveseladze 11 Facundo Ferrario 8 Agustin Medrano 34 Santiago Ruiz 6 Arsen Machaladze 10 Beka Saghinadze 44 Levan Papidze 8 Referee Jaco Van heerden (RSA) Assistant Referee 1 Christophe Ridley (ENG) TMO Jonathan Mason (WAL) Assistant Referee 2 Andrea Piardi (ITA) For more, go to www.worldrugby.org/U20 Argentina U20s 25 - 26 Georgia U20s Match Timeline Match Time Argentina U20s Score Georgia U20s Match Time 0 - 5 Beka Saghinadze - Try 3:54 0 - 7 Gela Aprasidze - Conversion 4:49 10:56 Tomas Albornoz - Penalty 3 - 7 3 - 12 Ilia Spanderashvili - Try 12:30 3 - 14 Gela Aprasidze - Conversion 13:30 3 - 14 Lasha Tabidze - Yellow card 15:26 16:13 Bautista Delguy - Try 8 - 14 20:52 Tomas Albornoz - Penalty 11 - 14 11 - 17 Gela Aprasidze - Penalty 25:33 11 - 20 Gela Aprasidze - Penalty 34:16 11 - 23 Gela Aprasidze - Penalty 38:09 41:32 End of first half 11 - 23 40:04 Off - Tomas Albornoz 40:04 On - Juan Bautista Daireaux 41:53 Facundo Ferrario - Try 16 - 23 42:33 Juan Bautista Daireaux - Conversion 18 - 23 46:24 On - Alejandro Luna 46:24 Off - Mayco Vivas 50:55 Off - Facundo Ferrario 50:55 On - Santiago Carreras Off - Lasha Tabidze 56:08 On - Guram Papidze 56:08 56:15 Off - Juan Molina 56:15 On - Nicolas Walker 58:42 On - Rodrigo Martinez 58:42 Off - Santiago Pulella 59:57 Alejandro Luna - Yellow card 18 - 23 60:39 On - Mayco Vivas 60:39 Off - Luciano Gonzalez 63:54 On - Gonzalo Garcia 63:54 Off - Matias Sauze Off - Arsen Machaladze 65:16 On - Sandro Kalmakhelidze 65:16 Off - Guram Gogichashvili 65:17 On - Ushangi Tcheishvili 65:17 66:11 On - Lucas Paulos 66:11 Off - Franco Molina 66:21 On - Leonel Oviedo 66:21 Off - Jose Gonzalez Off - Beka Gavashelishvili 66:50 On - Giorgi Tsiklauri 66:50 69:30 Off - Mayco Vivas 69:30 On - Luciano Gonzalez Off - Ilia Spanderashvili 71:14 On - Lasha Jaiani 71:14 Off - Levan Papidze 74:45 On - Levan Tchavtchavadze 74:45 18 - 26 Gela Aprasidze - Penalty 76:14 80:27 Tomas Malanos - Try 23 - 26 81:04 Juan Bautista Daireaux - Conversion 25 - 26 81:14 End of second half 25 - 26.
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