
The Italy rugby coach, Gonzalo Quesada, comments on the heavy 66-7 defeat against South Africa in Turin, admitting the superiority of his opponents and looking to the next match against Argentina.
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Italy suffered a 66-7 defeat against South Africa in a rugby match played in Turin.
"In the first half we were totally dominated. They are the best in the world and played at a very high level and if I'm disappointed it's mostly because of some of our unforced errors." Italy coach Gonzalo Quesada analyzes the 66-7 defeat suffered by South Africa in Turin on Sky Sport.
"We knew there was a big difference, we worked to try to compete at our best, put them under pressure and be more precise, we only succeeded a little in the second half - added the Argentine -. We must therefore look for something positive, find the right balance and not be too hard on ourselves."
"In a week's time we will face another very strong opponent, Argentina," he continued. "We saw them against Ireland, but it was a difficult match to analyze because they lost their hooker. They probably won't have that bad luck against us."
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