WATCH: The try that sent the Jaguares to their first Super Rugby semi final
The Jaguares are officially into the Super Rugby semi finals for the first time in their history after a thrilling victory over the Chiefs in Buenos Aires.
A fantastic defensive effort helped the Jaguares to hold out the Chiefs to hold on for a historic win over the New Zealand side. The final try that they scored to give them the decisive victory was fantastic.
Look at the hands from the forwards here for the Jaguares.
CREDIT: Super Rugby
In other news: Eight changes for Wales Under 20s team
The PWC Ireland U20s side to face New Zealand in the 7th place play-off game sees eight changes to the side that lined out against England on Wednesday. Ireland U20 play their final game of the World Rugby U20 World Championships in Rosario on Saturday at 5pm Irish time.
In the back division Jake Flannery switches from full-back to out-half and Max O’Reilly fills the No.15 jersey. Angus Kernohan returns to the right wing with Rob Russell coming in on the left flank and Cormac Foley slotting in at inside centre.
In the front row Josh Wycherley and Tom Clarke return and Brian Deeny will start at No.8.
Shannon’s Jake Flannery and Dublin University’s Liam Turner are making their 10th consecutive starts for the Ireland U20s squad this season.
Ireland U20 v New Zealand U20, World Rugby U20 World Championship, 7th Place Play-off, (Old Resians Club, Rosario, Saturday 22ndJune 2019, 1.00pm (local time) / 5.00pm (Irish time)
15. Max O’Reilly (Dublin University/Leinster)
14. Angus Kernohan (Queen’s University/Ulster)
13. Liam Turner (Dublin University/Leinster)
12. Cormac Foley (St.Mary’s College/Leinster)
11. Rob Russell (Dublin University/Leinster)
10. Jake Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
9. Craig Casey (Shannon/Munster)
1. Josh Wycherley (Young Munster/Munster)
2. Dylan Tierney-Martin (Corinthians/Connacht)
3. Tom Clarkson (Dublin University/Leinster)
4. Charlie Ryan (UCD/Leinster) Captain
5. Thomas Ahern (Shannon/Munster)
6. Ryan Baird (Dublin University/Leinster)
7. Ronan Watters (St. Mary’s College/Leinster)
8. Brian Deeny (Clontarf/Leinster)
Replacements:
16. Declan Adamson (Clontarf/Leinster)
17. Michael Milne (UCD/Leinster)
18. Charlie Ward (Clontarf/Leinster)
19. John McKee (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
20. Niall Murray (Buccaneers/Connacht)
21. Luke Clohessy (Shannon/Munster)
22. Azur Allison (Ballymena/Ulster)
24. Colm Reilly (Buccaneers/Connacht)
25. Ben Healy (Garryowen/Munster)
26. Jonathan Wren (Cork Constitution/Munster)
27. David Ryan (UCD/Leinster)
28. Aaron O’Sullivan (UCD/Leinster)
