Newman secured a comfortable 41-21 away win against Champery in the Argentina Top 12 on Saturday evening. The result extended the visitors' momentum while deepening the hosts' struggles. It was the fifth consecutive defeat for Champery in the competition.
The match opened with Newman establishing early control. The visitors showed the sharpness that had marked their previous fixtures, capitalising on any opportunity Champery presented. By then the pattern was becoming clear — Newman dictated territory and possession.
Champery could not find the same rhythm that had occasionally served them earlier in the season. Their recent results tell a consistent story: 20:39 against SIC, 12:38 to Belgrano, 16:31 versus Buenos Aires. The visitors had nothing to do all evening in terms of building meaningful pressure.
Newman's performance carried echoes of their 69-3 demolition of Los Mataderos two weeks ago. The away side demonstrated the attacking fluidity that has characterised their best displays. They held the tie in their own hands from the opening exchanges and never looked back.
The final scoreline reflected the gap between the two sides on this occasion. Champery's defensive structure appeared to have found a wall of resistance, while Newman's backline continued to stretch the opposition. The visitors saw the game out with professional efficiency.
For Newman, the victory adds another positive chapter to their campaign. They sit among the teams challenging for top positions, and this result reinforces their standing. Champery must now regroup after a run that has seen them lose by an average margin of nearly twenty points.