The Argentine rugby team, Los Pumas, has already planned its agenda for the year 2025, which will be filled with international competitions. They will play a total of 13 matches spread across the July window, the Rugby Championship, and the traditional November tour.
The year will start with a historic clash against the British & Irish Lions on Friday, June 20, in Dublin. Subsequently, Los Pumas will return to the country to face England in two test matches, scheduled for July 5 and 12 in La Plata and San Juan respectively. They will then close the mid-year window against Uruguay on July 19.
Regarding the Rugby Championship, Argentina will open the tournament with two matches against New Zealand on home turf on August 16 and 23. After that, they will travel to Australia to face the Wallabies on September 6 and 13. Finally, they will conclude their participation against South Africa on September 27 and October 4 at Twickenham, London.
To wrap up the year, Los Pumas will have three challenges in the November window in the northern hemisphere. They will visit Wales on November 9 in Cardiff, Scotland on the 16th in Murrayfield, and England on the 23rd in Twickenham. These matches will be key to assessing the team's level in European territory.
In summary, Los Pumas will seek to establish themselves as one of the most competitive teams in the world throughout 2025. With a challenging schedule that includes matches against powers from the Six Nations and the Rugby Championship, Felipe Contepomi's management intends to evaluate the team's growth ahead of the next Rugby World Cup in 2027.
