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Second string Blues put Los Teros to the sword

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The Rugby Paper Team
11 November 2018

URUGUAY lost against a reserve Cardiff Blues side at the Arms Park on Tuesday night. Wales will face Los Teros in Pool D at next year’s World Cup and Uruguay showed their quality with Ignacio Dotti’s try earning an early lead.
But tries from Alun Lawrence, Max Llewellyn, Ethan Lewis, Ioan Davies and Harri Millard put Blues in control.
Uruguay responded with two more tries from Filipe Berchesi and Facundo Gattas but Blues pulled away again when Rhys Gill scored from close range, Matthew Morgan adding his fourth conversion, before a penalty try earned by the Welsh scrum on the fin...

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