2019 Rugby World Cup – Americas qualification

Qualifying for the 2019 Rugby World Cup for the Americas began in March 2016, where across 3 years, 20 teams competed for two direct qualification spots into the final tournament, and one spot in the Repechage tournament. For qualification purposes, the two Americas regions Rugby Americas North and Sudamérica Rugby formed the Americas region to compete for the two Americas berths in the World Cup.

2019 Rugby World Cup – Americas qualification

Tournament details
Dates	5 March 2016 – 3 February 2018
No. of nations	21
Tournament statistics
Matches played	38
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Americas play-off match between Uruguay and Canada

One team in the Americas zone, Argentina, qualified automatically after reaching the semi-finals of the 2015 World Cup. The United States and Uruguay qualified as Americas 1 and Americas 2 respectively, while Canada moved to the Repechage tournament.

Format

The qualification process for the Americas region was a four-round process, the same process used for the 2015 Americas qualification.

Round 1 took place in 2016. Two pre-existing competitions, the Rugby Americas North Championship and the South American Rugby Championship Division B served as qualification tournaments, designated as Round 1A and Round 1B respectively. Round 1A was formed by the nine World Rugby members in RAN who were separated into two zones, a south and north zone. The bottom placed team from the 2015 tournament, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines had to play the returning team to the tournament, Jamaica, to earn the right to compete in the main tournament, with the winner of the qualifier match joining the south zone. The winners of each zone then competed in the Championship final, who thereby progressed to the Round 1 final. The other round 1 finalist was the winner of Round 1B, the 2016 South American Rugby Championship "B", where the winner of Round 1 advanced through to Round 2.

Round 2 also took place in 2016, with the 2016 South American Rugby Championship "A" forming Round 2A. The team placed bottom at the end of the Championship, played the winner of Round 1 in a promotion/relegation playoff to earn a place in the 2017 CONSUR Rugby Championship "A" competition and progress to Round 3.

Round 3 took place in 2017, with the top Sudamérica Rugby division, 2017 South American Rugby Championship "A", forming Round 3A. The winner of that round, advanced to Round 4. Round 3B was formed by a home-and-away play-off series between the top two non-automatic Americas qualifiers, Canada and the United States, where the winner of the play-off series qualified for the World Cup as Americas 1. The loser advanced to Round 4.

Round 4 took place in early 2018, matching the winner of Round 3A and the loser of 3B against each other in a home and away play-off. The winner of this round on aggregate, qualified as Americas 2. The loser moved to the Repechage tournament as Americas 3 for a second chance to qualify.

Entrants

Twenty teams competed during for the 2019 Rugby World Cup – Americas qualification; teams world rankings are prior to the first Americas qualification match on 5 March 2016 and bold nations denotes teams have previously played in a Rugby World Cup.

Nation	Rank	Zone	Began play	Qualifying status
Argentina	5	South America	N/A	Qualified with Top 12 finish at 2015 World Cup
Bahamas	86	North America	7 May 2016	Eliminated by Cayman Islands on 21 May 2016
Barbados	75	North America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Trinidad and Tobago on 21 May 2016
Bermuda	67	North America	21 May 2016	Eliminated by Cayman Islands on 18 June 2016
Brazil	38	South America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Uruguay on 20 May 2017
Canada	19	North America	24 June 2017	Advanced to the Repechage as Americas 3
Cayman Islands	61	North America	21 May 2016	Eliminated by Mexico on 2 July 2016
Chile	27	South America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Uruguay on 27 May 2017
Colombia	47	South America	2 October 2016	Eliminated by Paraguay on 19 November 2016
Ecuador	NR	South America	27 August 2016	Eliminated by Venezuela on 5 October 2016
Guatemala	NR	South America	27 August 2016	Eliminated by Ecuador on 27 August 2016
Guyana	54	North America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Mexico on 1 October 2016
Jamaica	78	North America	5 March 2016	Eliminated by Guyana on 21 May 2016
Mexico	56	North America	7 May 2016	Eliminated by Colombia on 29 October 2016
Paraguay	37	South America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Chile on 20 May 2017
Peru	78	South America	2 October 2016	Eliminated by Colombia on 5 October 2016
St Vincent and the Grenadines	79	North America	5 March 2016	Eliminated by Jamaica on 5 March 2016
Trinidad and Tobago	44	North America	23 April 2016	Eliminated by Guyana on 18 June 2016
Uruguay	20	South America	23 April 2016	Qualified by defeating Canada on 3 February 2018
United States	17	North America	24 June 2017	Qualified by defeating Canada on 1 July 2017
Venezuela	68	South America	2 October 2016	Eliminated by Colombia on 8 October 2016

Round 1

Round 1A: 2016 Rugby Americas North Championship

Main article: 2016 Rugby Americas North Championship

The qualifying match between Jamaica and St Vincent and the Grenadines was the first qualifying match for the 2019 tournament, three-and-a-half years before the start of the tournament. Jamaica defeated St Vincent and the Grenadines 48–0, eliminating them from qualifying. The match was played in front of a record crowd of 1,000 at Arnos Vale Sports Complex, and was refereed by Nigel Owens who had refereed the 2015 Rugby World Cup final.^[1] The victory boosted Jamaica to a World Rugby ranking of 72, their highest ever.^[1]

Qualifier

5 March 2016 13:00

St Vincent and the Grenadines	0–48	Jamaica
	Match centre[2]

Arnos Vale Stadium, Arnos Vale Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)

North Zone

Advances to Championship final

Rank	Team	Games				Points			Bonus Points	Table Points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Mexico	3	3	0	0	148	37	+111	3	15
2	Cayman Islands	3	2	0	1	91	53	+38	1	9
3	Bermuda	3	1	0	2	51	135	–84	1	5
4	Bahamas	3	0	0	3	24	89	–65	1	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win - 4 points Draw - 1 points 4 or more tries - 1 point Loss within 7 points - 1 point Loss greater than 7 points - 0 points

Matches

7 May 2016 16:00 Bahamas  3–39  Mexico (1 BP) Match centre[3] Winton Rugby Field, Nassau 21 May 2016 18:00 Cayman Islands  20–8  Bahamas Match centre[4] Truman Bodden Sports Complex, George Town Attendance: 1,050 Referee: Jamie Baum (Bermuda) 21 May 2016 14:00 (1 BP) Mexico  75–10  Bermuda Match centre[5] Report[6] Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City Attendance: 450 Referee: Harry Mason (Canada) 4 June 2016 16:30 (1 BP) Bermuda  30–13  Bahamas Match centre[7] Report[8] National Sports Center, Hamilton Referee: Justin Colgan (Cayman Islands)[9] 18 June 2016 19:00 (1 BP) Cayman Islands  47–11  Bermuda Match centre[10] Report[11] Truman Bodden Sports Complex, George Town Attendance: 1,100 Referee: Miles McIvor (United States) 2 July 2016 14:00 (1 BP) Mexico  34–24  Cayman Islands Match centre[12] Report[13] Campo De Rugby, Dos Ríos, Mexico Attendance: 650 Referee: Shaun Bastic (United States)

South Zone

Advances to Championship final

Rank	Team	Games				Points			Bonus Points	Table Points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Guyana	3	3	0	0	93	40	+53	2	14
2	Trinidad and Tobago	3	2	0	1	91	41	+48	3	11
3	Barbados	3	1	0	2	22	87	–65	0	4
4	Jamaica	3	0	0	3	19	57	–38	0	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win - 4 points Draw - 1 points 4 or more tries - 1 point Loss within 7 points - 1 point Loss greater than 7 points - 0 points

Matches

23 April 2016 15:00 (1 BP) Guyana  48–17  Barbados Match centre[14] Providence National Stadium, Georgetown Referee: Haylee Slaughter (United States) 23 April 2016 15:00 (1 BP) Trinidad and Tobago  34–14  Jamaica Match centre[15] St Mary's College Ground, Port of Spain Referee: Jorge Rodriguez (Mexico) 21 May 2016 15:30 Barbados  5–39  Trinidad and Tobago (1 BP) Match centre[16] Garrison Savannah, Bridgetown Referee: John Stevens (United States) 21 May 2016 16:00 (1 BP) Guyana  23–5  Jamaica Match centre[17] Providence National Stadium, Georgetown Referee: Michael Jones (Canada) 18 June 2016 Jamaica  1  Barbados Referee: Antonio Magallanes (Mexico) 1Jamaica forfeited their match due to a lack of available players.[18] 18 June 2016 16:00 (1 BP) Trinidad and Tobago  18–22  Guyana Match centre[19] Report[20] Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain Referee: David Sherwin (Cayman Islands)

Championship final

Mexico, as winners, advance to the Round 1 final.

1 October 2016 14:00

Mexico	32–3	Guyana

Estadio Roberto Tapatío Méndez, Mexico City Referee: Jim Rogers (United States)

Round 1B: 2016 CONSUR Rugby Championship B

Qualifier

27 August 2016 15:00

Ecuador	26–25	Guatemala

Estadio Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil Referee: Henrique Platais (Brazil)

2016 CONSUR Rugby Championship B

The 2016 South American Rugby Championship "B" was held in October 2016 and hosted by Peru in Lima.

Advances to Round 1 Final

Place	Nation (rank)	Games				Points			Table points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Colombia	3	3	0	0	151	29	120	9
2	Venezuela	3	2	0	1	95	53	44	6
3	Peru	3	1	0	2	87	79	8	3
4	Ecuador	3	0	0	3	20	192	-172	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win-3 points; Draw-1 point

Matches

2 October 2016 14:00 Ecuador  5–75  Colombia Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Martín Bangueses (Uruguay) 2 October 2016 16:00 Peru  8–33  Venezuela Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Martín Pettina (Argentina) 5 October 2016 14:00 Venezuela  52–10  Ecuador Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Francisco Saavedra (Chile) 5 October 2016 16:00 Colombia  41–14  Peru Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Martín Bangueses (Uruguay) 8 October 2016 14:00 Peru  60–5  Ecuador Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Francisco Saavedra (Chile) 8 October 2016 16:00 Venezuela  10–35  Colombia Estadio Niño Héroe Manuel Bonilla, Lima Referee: Martín Pettina (Argentina)

Round 1 Final

Colombia, as winners, advance to the round 2 final.

29 October 2016 15:00

Colombia	29–11	Mexico

Estadio Cincuentenario, Medellín

Round 2

Round 2A: 2016 CONSUR Rugby Championship "A"

Main article: 2016 South American Rugby Championship "A"

Advances to Round 3A

Advances to Round 2 Final

Place	Nation (rank)	Games				Points			Table points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Uruguay	3	3	0	0	135	43	+92	9
2	Chile	3	1	1	1	102	66	+36	4
3	Brazil	3	1	1	1	66	77	–11	4
4	Paraguay	3	0	0	3	43	160	–117	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win-3 points; Draw-1 point

Matches

23 April 2016 16:20 Brazil  14–36  Uruguay Report[21] Allianz Parque, São Paulo Attendance: 7,692[22] Referee: Juan Sylvestre (Argentina) 23 April 2016 16:00 Chile  68–7  Paraguay Report[21] Old Grangonian Club, Santiago Referee: Damian Schneider (Argentina) 30 April 2016 16:00 Paraguay  15–60  Uruguay Report[23] Parque Olímpico, Asunción Referee: Henrique Platais (Brazil) 30 April 2016 16:20 Brazil  20–20  Chile Report[23] Pacaembu Stadium, São Paulo Attendance: 7,270[24] Referee: Alejandro Longres (Uruguay) 7 May 2016 15:30 Uruguay  39–14  Chile Report[25] Estadio Charrúa, Montevideo Attendance: 6,000 Referee: Juan Sylvestre (Argentina) 7 May 2016 15:30 Paraguay  21–32  Brazil Report[25] Parque Olímpico, Asunción Referee: Claudio Cattivelli (Uruguay)

Round 2 Final

Paraguay, as winners, advance to round 3A.

19 November 2016 16:00

Paraguay	39–27	Colombia

Estadio Héroes de Curupayty, Luque Referee: Joaquín Montes (Uruguay)

Round 3

Round 3A: 2017 CONSUR Rugby Championship "A"

Main article: 2017 South American Rugby Championship "A"

Advances to Americas Repechage play-off

Place	Nation (rank)	Games				Points			Table points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Uruguay	3	3	0	0	113	57	+56	9
2	Chile	3	2	0	1	92	44	+48	6
3	Brazil	3	1	0	2	94	62	+32	3
4	Paraguay	3	0	0	3	32	168	–136	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win-3 points; Draw-1 point

Matches

13 May 2017 15:45 Chile  15–10  Brazil Estadio Municipal de La Pintana, Santiago Referee: Joaquín Montes (Uruguay) 13 May 2017 15:15 Paraguay  19–45  Uruguay Estadio Héroes de Curupaytí, Asunción Referee: Pablo de Luca (Argentina) 20 May 2017 15:45 Chile  66–7  Paraguay Estadio de La Pintana, La Pintana Referee: Henrique Platais (Brazil) 20 May 2017 15:30 Uruguay  41–27  Brazil Estadio Charrúa, Montevideo Referee: Juan Sylvestre (Argentina) 26 May 2017 21:00 Brazil  57–6  Paraguay Pacaembu Stadium, São Paulo Attendance: 3,200[26] Referee: Damian Schneider (Argentina) 27 May 2017 15:30 Uruguay  27–11  Chile Estadio Charrúa, Montevideo Attendance: 7,500[27] Referee: Federico Anselmi (Argentina)

Round 3B: United States v Canada Home & Away playoffs

The United States, as winners, qualify for the Rugby World Cup. Canada, as runners-up, qualify for the Americas repechage play-off.

24 June 2017 15:00 EDT (UTC-04)

Canada	28–28	United States
Try: van der Merwe (2) 6' c, 17' m Carpenter 69' c Con: O'Leary (2/3) 7', 69' Pen: O'Leary (3/5) 25', 45', 77'	Report[28]	Try: Civetta (2) 8' c, 35' c Te'o (2) 39' c, 52' c Con: MacGinty (4/4) 9', 36', 40', 52'

Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton Attendance: 13,138 Referee: Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

Team details

FB 15 Ciaran Hearn RW 14 Andrew Coe OC 13 D. T. H. van der Merwe 17' to 22' IC 12 Connor Braid  57' LW 11 Taylor Paris FH 10 Shane O'Leary SH 9 Phil Mack  57' N8 8 Tyler Ardron OF 7 Matt Heaton BF 6 Admir Cejvanovic  55' RL 5 Evan Olmstead LL 4 Brett Beukeboom (c) TP 3 Jake Ilnicki  57' HK 2 Ray Barkwill  52'  61' LP 1 Djustice Sears-Duru  75' Replacements: HK 16 Benoît Piffero  52'  61' PR 17 Anthony Luca  75' PR 18 Matt Tierney  57' FL 19 Kyle Baillie N8 20 Aaron Carpenter  55' SH 21 Gordon McRorie  57' CE 22 Nick Blevins  17'  22'  57' WG 23 Dan Moor Coach: Mark Anscombe FB 15 Ben Cima  49' RW 14 Mike Te'o OC 13 Bryce Campbell IC 12 Marcel Brache LW 11 Matai Leuta FH 10 AJ MacGinty SH 9 Nate Augspurger N8 8 Cam Dolan  57' OF 7 John Quill BF 6 Todd Clever (c)  23'  28'  49' RL 5 Nick Civetta  60' LL 4 Ben Landry  49' TP 3 Paddy Ryan  52' HK 2 James Hilterbrand  44'  54' LP 1 Anthony Purpura  52' Replacements: HK 16 Peter Malcolm  49' PR 17 Ben Tarr  52' PR 18 Dino Waldren  52' LK 19 Matthew Jensen  60' N8 20 David Tameilau  49' FL 21 Andrew Durutalo  23'  28'  49' SH 22 Shaun Davies  54' FH 23 Will Magie Coach: John Mitchell Touch judges: Andrew Brace (Ireland) Shuhei Kubo (Japan) Television match official: Sean Davey (England) Notes: D. T. H. van der Merwe surpassed Winston Stanley's record of 24 tries to become Canada's top try scorer.

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1 July 2017 15:00 PDT (UTC-07)

United States	52–16	Canada
Try: Dolan (2) 9' m, 15' c Brakeley 21' c Taufete'e (2) 54' c, 61' c Augspurger 63' c Waldren 67' c Tameilau 78' m Con: MacGinty (6/7) 16', 22', 56', 62', 65', 68'	Report[29]	Try: Cejvanovic 41' c Con: McRorie (1/1) 42' Pen: McRorie (3/3) 19', 32', 40'

Torero Stadium, San Diego Attendance: 5,000 Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland)

Team details

FB 15 Madison Hughes RW 14 Mike Te'o OC 13 Bryce Campbell IC 12 Marcel Brache LW 11 Ryan Matyas FH 10 AJ MacGinty  72' SH 9 Nate Augspurger  69' N8 8 Cam Dolan OF 7 Tony Lamborn  40'  67' BF 6 Todd Clever (c)  61'  67' RL 5 Nick Civetta  52' LL 4 Nate Brakeley  56' TP 3 Chris Baumann  22' HK 2 James Hilterbrand  50' LP 1 Anthony Purpura  40' Replacements: HK 16 Joe Taufete'e  50' PR 17 Ben Tarr  40' PR 18 Dino Waldren  22' N8 19 David Tameilau  52' FL 20 John Quill  61' FL 21 Andrew Durutalo  56' SH 22 Shaun Davies  69' FH 23 Will Magie  72' Coach: John Mitchell FB 15 Ciaran Hearn RW 14 Andrew Coe  69' OC 13 Nick Blevins IC 12 Connor Braid  74' LW 11 Dan Moor FH 10 Shane O'Leary SH 9 Gordon McRorie  74' N8 8 Tyler Ardron  60' OF 7 Matt Heaton  58' BF 6 Admir Cejvanovic  58' RL 5 Evan Olmstead LL 4 Brett Beukeboom (c) TP 3 Jake Ilnicki  59' HK 2 Ray Barkwill  58' LP 1 Djustice Sears-Duru  67' Replacements: HK 16 Benoît Piffero  58' PR 17 Anthony Luca  67' PR 18 Matt Tierney  59' FL 19 Kyle Baillie  58' N8 20 Aaron Carpenter  58' SH 21 Andrew Ferguson  74' CE 22 Giuseppe du Toit  74' WG 23 Sean Duke  69' Coach: Mark Anscombe Touch judges: Ben Whitehouse (Wales) Shuhei Kubo (Japan) Television match official: Sean Davey (England) Notes: This win means the US qualifies as the leading Americas nation for the first time, with previous attempts seeing them qualify as Americas 2 or 3.

Round 4: Americas Repechage play-off

Uruguay, as winners, qualify for the Rugby World Cup, their second time without an international play-off (first time in 2003 qualifiers). Canada, as runners-up, qualify for the Repechage qualifying tournament.

27 January 2018 17:00 PST (UTC-08)

Canada	29–38	Uruguay
Try: Olmstead 17' c Van der Merwe 24' c Penalty try 46' Blevins 71' m Con: Braid (2/2) 19', 25' Pen: Braid (1/1) 22'	Report	Try: Silva 1' c Leivas 30' c Arata 40' c Dotti 51' c Capó Ortega 56' c Con: Berchesi (5/5) 2', 31', 40', 52', 57' Pen: Berchesi (1/5) 75'

BC Place, Vancouver Attendance: 16,132[30] Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland)

Team details

FB 15 Taylor Paris RW 14 Jeff Hassler  20'  28' OC 13 Ben LeSage IC 12 Nick Blevins LW 11 D. T. H. van der Merwe FH 10 Connor Braid  32' SH 9 Phil Mack (c)  72' N8 8 Tyler Ardron OF 7 Matt Heaton  75' BF 6 Evan Olmstead RL 5 Josh Larsen  63' LL 4 Brett Beukeboom TP 3 Jake Ilnicki HK 2 Ray Barkwill  52' LP 1 Hubert Buydens  52' Replacements: HK 16 Benoît Piffero  52' PR 17 Djustice Sears-Duru  52' PR 18 Cole Keith N8 19 Admir Cejvanovic  75' FL 20 Lucas Rumball  63' SH 21 Gordon McRorie  72' FH 22 Pat Parfrey  32' FB 23 Brock Staller  20'  28' Coach: Kingsley Jones FB 15 Rodrigo Silva RW 14 Leandro Leivas  61' OC 13 Juan Manuel Cat  64' IC 12 Andrés Vilaseca LW 11 Nicolás Freitas FH 10 Felipe Berchesi SH 9 Santiago Arata  61' N8 8 Alejandro Nieto OF 7 Franco Lammana  48'  57'  61'  67'  71' BF 6 Juan Manuel Gaminara (c) 67' to 71' RL 5 Rodrigo Capó Ortega  57'  61'  63' LL 4 Ignacio Dotti TP 3 Mario Sagario  64' HK 2 Germán Kessler  46'  66' LP 1 Mateo Sanguinetti  66' Replacements: HK 16 Carlos Pombo  48'  57'  66' PR 17 Matías Benítez  66' PR 18 Juan Echeverría  64' LK 19 Manuel Leindekar  57'  61'  63' FL 20 Rodolfo Garese  61' SH 21 Agustín Ormaechea  61' FB 22 Gastón Mieres  61' CE 23 Joaquín Prada  64' Coach: Esteban Meneses Man of the Match: Nicolás Freitas (Uruguay) Touch judges: Kurt Weaver (United States) Derek Summers (United States) Television match official: Marc Nelson (United States) Notes: This is the first time that Uruguay has beaten Canada in Canada.

3 February 2018 17:00 UYT (UTC-03)

Uruguay	32–31	Canada
Try: Dotti 32' c Cat 41' m Vilaseca (2) 64' c, 73' c Con: Berchesi (3/4) 33', 65', 74' Pen: Berchesi (2/3) 36', 55'	Report	Try: van der Merwe (2) 11' m, 80' m Paris 24' c Sears-Duru 70' m Con: Staller (1/3) 25' Pen: Staller (3/4) 6', 39', 53'

Estadio Charrúa, Montevideo Attendance: 14,000 Referee: Luke Pearce (England)

Team details

FB 15 Rodrigo Silva RW 14 Leandro Leivas  77' OC 13 Juan Manuel Cat  71' IC 12 Andrés Vilaseca LW 11 Nicolás Freitas FH 10 Felipe Berchesi SH 9 Santiago Arata  14' N8 8 Alejandro Nieto  77' OF 7 Franco Lammana BF 6 Juan Manuel Gaminara (c) RL 5 Rodrigo Capó Ortega  68' LL 4 Ignacio Dotti TP 3 Mario Sagario  68' HK 2 Germán Kessler  76' LP 1 Mateo Sanguinetti  76' Replacements: HK 16 Carlos Pombo  76' PR 17 Matías Benítez  76' PR 18 Juan Echeverría  68' LK 19 Manuel Leindekar  68' FL 20 Rodolfo Garese  77' SH 21 Agustín Ormaechea  14' FB 22 Gastón Mieres  77' CE 23 Joaquín Prada  71' Coach: Esteban Meneses FB 15 Brock Staller RW 14 Taylor Paris  47' OC 13 Ben LeSage IC 12 Nick Blevins LW 11 D. T. H. van der Merwe 26' to 30' FH 10 Shane O'Leary SH 9 Phil Mack (c)  68' N8 8 Tyler Ardron OF 7 Matt Heaton  75' BF 6 Lucas Rumball RL 5 Evan Olmstead LL 4 Brett Beukeboom  62' TP 3 Jake Ilnicki  39'  55' HK 2 Ray Barkwill  62' LP 1 Hubert Buydens  61' Replacements: HK 16 Benoît Piffero  62' PR 17 Djustice Sears-Duru  61' PR 18 Cole Keith  39'  55' LK 19 Kyle Baillie  62' N8 20 Admir Cejvanovic  75' SH 21 Gordon McRorie  68' FH 22 Pat Parfrey WG 23 Kainoa Lloyd  26'  30'  47' Coach: Kingsley Jones Touch judges: Federico Anselmi (Argentina) Pablo de Luca (Argentina) Television match official: Santiago Borsani (Argentina)

See also

• 2019 Rugby World Cup qualifying
• History of rugby union matches between Canada and the United States