New Zealand reaches the final

toThe All Blacks qualified for the final five world Cup From their history with their 44-6 victory over Argentina on Saturday, they waited to see who would join them from South Africa or England. With seven tries scored, New Zealand demolished the Pumas in the semi-final with no suspense, despite a good start from the South Americans.

Sky and White opened the scoring with a penalty kick by Emiliano Bovelli, rewarding the ambitious start. But the New Zealanders quickly took control of the match, and led by 14 points before the break (20-6).

Faster and stronger, the three-time world champion (1987, 2011 and 2015) dominated the South American national team in all areas of the game, such as the three tries of winger Will Jordan (11^H62^H73^H(, bringing his total tally to eight in this tournament, equaling the record set by his compatriots Jonah Lomu, Julian Savea and South African Brian Habana.Read alsoSerge Raffy – France vs South Africa: Blues, bad losers?

Coach Ian Foster even had the luxury of sending several executives out before play in anticipation of the final scheduled for Saturday 28 October at 9pm at Stade de France. The New Zealanders will find the winner in their duel South Africa and England, and will play in the second semi-final, which will be held on Saturday, October 21.

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