US EditionChile Beats Samoa to Qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup
Chile secured their second consecutive Rugby World Cup appearance by defeating Samoa 31-12 and becoming the 23rd team to qualify for the expanded 24-team tournament.
- On Saturday, Chile national rugby team secured a 31-12 win over Samoa national rugby team to qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia after a 32-32 first leg draw.
- With early control, Santiago Videla landed two opening quarter penalties for a 6-0 lead, and his brother converted to make it 13-0 in the match.
- Key late plays saw Samoa score through Melani Nanai and Jonah Mau'u, but Santiago Videla's penalties and Nicolás Saab's 78th-minute try sealed Chile's win.
- Samoa, meanwhile, heads to a four-team repechage in Dubai in November involving Belgium, Namibia and either Brazil or Paraguay for a final World Cup spot.
- The Estadio Sausalito crowd created an intense atmosphere, so loud that referee Luke Pearce could not hear the TMO or assistants, while Chile built on earlier wins over Romania and Uruguay.
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On Saturday 27 September, at the expense of a victory over the Samoans from the right pillar of the Racing Club Narbonnais Bradley Amituanai (31-12), Chile won its 2027 World Cup ticket in Australia, the...
The Chileans competed for the return of the dam against Samoa tonight. Thanks to a success (31-12), Chile became the 23rd qualified country for the 2027 World Championship.
The Condors made history again. Chile’s rugby selection defeated its Samoan likeness this Saturday...
The Condors rewrite their name in the history of national sport. Chile ranked the second consecutive Rugby World Cup in its history after defeating Samoa on the return of the international repechaje, by 31-12. The combination led by Pablo Lemoine will be present in Australia 2027.After the Presidential Delegation authorized the total capacity, 20 thousand people dyed red the Sausalito de Viña del Mar. The expectation was total, in a match that h…
The more than 21,000 people who arrived in Sausalito, in addition, exceed what Everton has on average during his 2025 season. In a historical fact for the Chilean sport, The Condors managed to qualify a Rugby World Cup for the second consecutive occasion. After achieving it in France 2023, they repeated the feat to go to Australia 2027. And for the better, they got it before a Sausalito Stadium of Viña del Mar full of more than 20,000 spectators…
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