Pumas still looking for consistency as Rugby Championship looms


  • Rugby
  • Sunday, 25 Jun 2017

(Reuters) - Argentina sealed a first win in six when they beat Georgia on Saturday, but their recent defeats to England showed they must be more consistent and better in defence if they are to avoid the wooden spoon again in this year's Rugby Championship.

Wing Ramiro Moyano’s second hat-trick of the season helped Argentina seal a 45-29 win over Georgia in Jujuy to end a poor run of results and bring back some much-needed confidence.

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