All Blacks Aim for Battle-Ready Win Against Argentina

Scott Robertson, coach of the All Blacks, is emphasizing a powerful back row and a reinforced bench to secure a win against Argentina and maintain momentum for a clash with South Africa. The addition of Simon Parker at number eight signifies a strategy shift in anticipation of upcoming challenges.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 22-08-2025 08:53 IST | Created: 22-08-2025 08:53 IST
All Blacks Aim for Battle-Ready Win Against Argentina
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The All Blacks, under coach Scott Robertson, are banking on muscle in the back row and a reinforced bench to secure a victory over Argentina in the Rugby Championship, setting the stage for a major showdown with South Africa.

Following their convincing 41-24 win against the Pumas in Cordoba, Robertson is keen to test Simon Parker in his debut at number eight, partnering him with Tupou Vaa'i and Ardie Savea to enhance their power play. Robertson noted that the adjustments aim to fortify their line-up for tougher collisions anticipated against world champions South Africa.

With Argentina in desperate need of a win to avert sliding further down the rankings, they face the formidable task of overcoming the All Blacks on home soil, a feat yet to be achieved. As both teams make minimal changes to strategize for the decisive match, expectations run high on both fronts.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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