Spain v Chile

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Saturday 7 Nov 2026

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Spain

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Spain’s national rugby union team, known as Los Leones (The Lions), represents Spain in international rugby and is governed by the Spanish Rugby Federation. The team competes annually in the Rugby Europe Championship, where it faces regional rivals including Georgia, Portugal and Romania, and takes part in qualifying campaigns for the Rugby World Cup. Spain made its World Cup debut in 1999, its only appearance at the tournament to date. Its honours include winning the European Nations Cup in 1998–99 and the 2012 Rugby Europe Championship, achievements that reflect the team’s longstanding presence among Europe’s leading sides outside the Six Nations. Spain plays home fixtures at several venues, with Madrid’s Estadio Nacional Complutense serving as a traditional home ground; matches have also been staged in other Spanish cities to reach a wider audience. The squad draws on domestic clubs and Spanish players competing abroad, combining experienced internationals with emerging talent. Notable figures in Spanish rugby history include former captain Jaime Nava and scrum-half Pablo Feijoo. With passionate supporters and a growing profile, the national team remains a central force in the development of rugby union in Spain.

The Chile national rugby union team, known as Los Cóndores, represents Chile in international rugby union and is one of South America’s rising sides. The team made history by qualifying for the Rugby World Cup for the first time, competing at France 2023 in Pool D. Chile also takes part in the South American Rugby Championship and World Cup qualification tournaments, regularly facing regional rivals such as Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Its landmark achievement came in 2022, when Chile defeated the United States in a two-leg qualifying playoff to secure its place at the World Cup. Key players in the team’s recent rise have included captain and back-row forward Martín Sigren, scrum-half Marcelo Torrealba and fullback Rodrigo Fernández. Los Cóndores are coached by experienced rugby figures and have developed a competitive style built on strong defence, energetic running and passionate support. Home matches have been staged at venues including Estadio Santa Laura in Santiago, where fans gather to cheer the national side. For supporters following Chile rugby, the team’s World Cup breakthrough and continued growth in South American competition make Los Cóndores an increasingly prominent force in international rugby.