American Football Thriving in Argentina
[tps_title]American Football Thriving in Argentina[/tps_title]
[tps_header]Inter-city Matches[/tps_header]
In addition to these cities with their respective leagues, other inter-city games are played.
Every year since 2009, players selected from Córdoba called the “Águilas,” face a team from Buenos Aires, called the “Patricios.” The Águilas of Córdoba have only taken one victory, in 2013. The game between these two teams is called the “Tazón del Centro” and Patricios won in 2014 with a score of 41 to 7.
The Córdoba Águilas also began to play a yearly match vs. a selection of players from Rosario, the Rosario team being named the Samurais. In the first match between them, the Córdoba Águilas won 16 – 7.
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