Capibaras draw 57-all with Yacaré in Corrientes friendly debut | OneFootball

In Corrientes, the team from the coast made their debut in a friendly match with an eye on the Super Rugby Americas in its 2026 season. They ended in a 57 draw.

The match of the coastal rugby franchise was played from 5 PM at Aranduroga field in Corrientes against Yacaré XV from Paraguay, with a tie of 57 to 57. In front of packed stands, both franchises begin their preparations for the Super Rugby Americas.

Divided into three periods of 25 minutes each, Capibaras and Yacaré faced off in a friendly manner, giving coaches the opportunity to "use" all available players.

The match was played in almost 40-degree heat and in front of a large crowd that arrived with as much expectation as the players themselves.

Lineups

First Half Team: Jorge Onorato, Federico Cescut, and Lisandro Dipierri; Lorenzo Colidio and Ignacio Gallo; Franco Marizza, Franco Benítez, and Basilio Cañas; Ignacio Zabella and Martiniano Aime; Valentino González; Benjamín Ordiz; Mateo Tanoni, Pietro Croce, and Santiago Vítola.

Second Half Team: Jorge Onorato, Manuel Cuneo, Pedro Annunziata, Juan Segundo Huber, Lorenzo Colidio, Franco Marizza, Franco Benítez, Basilio Cañas, Juan Lovell, Ignacio Dogliani, Mateo Baroli, Benjamín Ordiz, Mateo Tanoni, Pietro Croce, Francisco Lluch.

Third Half Team: Diego Correa, Martín Vaca, Enzo Avaca, Lucas Bur, Bautista Benavides, Ignacio Gandini, Jerónimo Gómez Vara, Manuel Bernstein, Alejo Sugasti, Juan Bautista Baronio, Franco Rossetto, Guido Chesini, Bruno Heit, Gino Dicapua, Tomás Sigura.

The squad designated by Nicolás Galatro and his collaborators is composed of:

Forwards: Diego Correa, Jorge Onorato, Martín Vaca, Manuel Cúneo, Federico Cescut, Lisandro Dipierri, Enzo Avaca, Pedro Annunziata, Lucas Bür, Lorenzo Colidio, Ignacio Gallo, Bautista Benavides, Juan Segundo Huber, Ignacio Gandini, Manuel Bernstein, Franco Marizza, Franco Benítez, Jerónimo Gómez Vara, and Basilio Cañas. Backs: Juan Lovell, Alejo Sugasti, Ignacio Zabella, Juan Baronio, Ignacio Dogliani, Martiniano Aime, Mateo Baroli, Pietro Croce, Guido Chesini, Benjamín Ordiz, Bruno Heit, Gino Dicapua, Franco Rossetto, Tomás Sigura, Francisco Lluch, Santiago Vítola, Mateo Tanoni, and Valentino González.

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