2023 Rugby World Cup qualifier Canada adds Ardron, Parfrey in Chile for the second leg
Head coach Kingsley Jones made two grid changes for the Canada v Chile rematch during the Rugby World Cup qualifying series. After the first round of points total, the 21st-ranked Canadian man led 28th-ranked Chile by one point. Rugby Fans can buy Rugby World Cup Tickets from our website.
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| Head coach Kingsley Jones made two grid changes for the Canada v Chile rematch |
Former captain Tyler Ardron replaces Matt Heaton on the blind wing, while Patrick Parfrey replaces him in Saturday's game at Elias Figueroa brand Stadium in Valparaiso Cooper Coats served as a guard. Prop Matt Tierney and winger/center Quinn Ngawati joined the Canadian substitutes, replacing Jake Ilnicki and Parfrey.
Heaton and Coats did not
cover 10,400 kilometers to Chile. Open-side flanker Lucas Rumball continues to
serve as captain.
Flying from France this week
to support the Canadian team, Ardron Canadian captain in the 2015 and 19 Rugby World
Cups. He played his club football for Castres Olympique.
Among the 15 Canadian
starting players, there are 7 Toronto Arrows and 3 substitutes.
On Saturday in Langford,
British Columbia, the Canadian team won its first game 22-21. But Canada needed
a penalty to replace Rob Povey, who won in time at Starlight Stadium.
The Canadian team lost to
the 16th-ranked American Eagles by a collective score of 59-50. This allowed
the US team to enter the playoffs with the 17th-ranked Uruguay team. The winner
and first-ranked New Zealand team won France team eligibility in 2023. 6
France, 14th Italy, and Africa 1 are in Pool A.
The US team defeated Uruguay
19-16 on Saturday in Glendale, Colorado to enter the double-round playoffs. The
second round was held on Saturday at Estadio Charrua in Montevideo.
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| Ardron Canadian captain in the 2015 and 19 Rugby World Cups |
The winner of the Canada-Chile series will face the loser of the United States-Uruguay to decide America 2, which will merge with England on the 4th, Argentina on the 8th, Japan on the 10th, and Samoa on the 13th. Move on to Group D. Through the repechage tournament the losers of the America 2 playing have their last opportunity to qualify for France 2023.
The Canadian team never
missed qualifying for the World Cup but had to do it the hard way last time,
winning the rebirth of four teams after losing to the United States and
Uruguay.
This time, Canada leads the
United States 34-21 in the first round at St. John's on September 4. But the US
team won 38-16 at Glendale on September 11.
Its performance at the 2019
World Cup in Japan with Argentina automatically qualified from America. Uruguay
won championships with three teams, including Chile and Brazil, and came out on
top in the South American qualifiers.
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