first win against South Africa, 34-26 at the Boks

Beating South Africa, moreover, at home is the feat of companies and so cheers for the Under 20 national team of coach Brunello and captain Odiase who crushed the Boks 34-26 in Paarl, a wonder of a city in the midst of vineyards behind Cape Town Cape and Table Mountain. A battle in the mud that the South Africans prefer and which instead saw the Azzurri dominate throughout the match. We are at the Under 20 World Cup and with this victory (with bonus) they are back on track after the heavy knockout against Argentina. A victory obtained with skill and with even more stubbornness by repelling the assaults of the South Africans who had brought themselves to less than 5 points in the second half. Never had a national under blue team beat South Africa.

The scoreboard

Cape Town, Paarl Gymnasium
World Rugby U20 Championship

SOUTH AFRICA U20 v ITALY U20 26-34 (PT 12-17)

Marker: PT 9′ m. technology Italy (0-7); 17′ m. Gasperini, t. Brisigella (0-14); 25′ cp Brisighella (0-17); 30′ m. Letebele, nt (5-17); 37′ m. Julius, t. Khan (12-17). ST 46′ m. Gallorini, t. Brisigella (12-24); 49′ m. Gallorini, t. Brisigella (12-31); 56′ m. Marcus, t. Khan (19-31); 60′ m. Else, t. Khan (26-31); 75′ CP Sante (26-34)

SUDAFRICA U20: 15. Izaks; 14. Annies (77′ Bester), 13. Letebele, 12. Markus (15′ – 20′ Porthen), 11. Notje; 10. Francis (25′ Julius), 9. Le Roux (15′ Khan); 8. Beets, 7. Potgieter, 6. De Villiers (C – 77′ Mdletshe); 5. Van Heerden, 4. Wessels (47′ Van Reenen); 3. Mdanda (52′ Porthen), 2. Else (68′ Kotse), 1. Lavagna (76′ Ganyane)
A disposition: 16. Kotze, 17. Ganyane, 18. Porthen, 19. Van Reenen, 20. Mdletshe, 21. Khan, 22. Bester, 23. Julius
Head Coach: Bafana Nhleko

ITALY U20: 15. Gesi; 14. Bini, 13. Elettri, 12. Passarella, 11. Douglas; 10. Brisighella (67′ Sante), 9. Casilio (68′ Battara); 8. Ruaro (60′ Rubinato), 7. Odiase (C), 6. Workers (68′ Berlese); 5. Turrisi, 4. Pontarini (64′ Mattioli); 3. Pisani (60′ Taddei); 2. Gasperini (68′ Quattrini), 1. Bartolini (41′ Gallorini)
Subs: 16. Quattrini, 17. Taddei, 18. Gallorini, 19. Mattioli, 20. Berlese, 21. Battara, 22. Sante, 23. Rubinato
Head Coach: Massimo Brunello

Referee: Reuben Keane (AUR)

Cards: 9′ yellow card for Mdanda (SAF);
Players: Brisighella (ITA) 4/5; Khan (SAF) 3/5; Sante (ITA) 1/1

Notes: Cold and constantly rainy day, extremely heavy pitch after the two games previously played in close sequence.

For Italy Under 20 it is the first victory in history against the same age group from South Africa.

Player of the Match: Casilio (ITA)

WORLD RUGBY U20 CHAMPIONSHIP

4 July, 11 am Italy-Georgia (Pool C)

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1970-01-01 00:00:00
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