Australia

Name: Matthew Pini

Position: Fullback

Honours: Australia (eight caps), Italy (12 caps)

Clubs: ACT, Queensland, Queensland Reds, Rugby Roma Olimpic, Royals, Richmond, Narbonne, Newport (Wales).

A dual international, Pini was capped eight times by Australia between June 1994 and June 1995 after making his debut against Ireland in Brisbane. A move to Europe saw him disappear from the international scene until 1998 when he made his debut for Italy against Holland in 1998.

He represented Italy at the World Cup in 1999 and was a member of the team was destroyed 101-3 by the All Blacks in that tournament. The highlight of his career with his adopted country was Italy's entry into the expanded Six Nations competition in 2000, and their debut win against Scotland that same year.

Pini has also recorded one of the quickest drop goals in the game, when he scored from 53 yards after just 23 seconds for Newport against Pontypridd on May 8, 2002.

Classic Wallabies: Sean Hardman (Hooke, 4 caps), Nathan Williams (Prop, Australia A), Sam Harris (Lock, New South Wales), Brad Harrison (Lock, New South Wales), Stuart Pinkerton (Backrow, Australia) Mark Connors (Backrow, 20 caps), David Croft (Backrow, 5 caps), Daniel Many (Backrow, 15 caps), Stuart Pinkertson (Backrow, Australia A), Nicholas Gregorski (No 8, Australia 7's), Chris O'Young (Scrumhalf, Australia 7s), Anthony Ekert (Scrumhalf, Australia), Nathan Spooner (Outhalf, 2 caps), Christian Warner (Outhalf, Australia A), Dane Inman (Centre, Barbarians), Luke Inman (Centre, Australia 7s), Troy Jacques (Centre, 2 caps), Peter Jorgenson (Centre, 2 caps), Hugh Perret (Centre, Barbarians), Damon Murphy (Wing, Australia 7s), Peter Playford (Wing, Brumbies), Nick Reilly (Wing, Australia 7s), Brett Stapleton (Wing, Australia A), Garrick Morgan (Fullback, 24 caps), Tim Kelaher (Fullback, 3 caps), Matthew Pini (Fullback, 8 caps, (12 caps Italy)). Coach: Damian Smith (21 caps). Manager: Brad Bishop (Australian 7s manager)

Argentina

Name: Ramiro Pez

Position: Fly half

Honours: Italy (40 caps)

Clubs: Roma, Rotherham, Leicester Tigers, Bath, Toulon, La Tablada.

Born in Cordoba, Argentina he made his international debut with Italy in 2000 against Samoa and went on to win total of 40 caps at fly half, scoring 254 points. He toured with Italy in 2005 to Australia and then to Argentina where Italy beat Argentina for the first time.

He played originally for La Tablada in Argentina and in 2000 joined Italian club, Roma for two years, making 19 Series A appearances and winning the 2000 Italian Championship, scoring 20 points. He joined Rotherham in the 2001-02 Season and was their top points scorer with 202 points, moved to Leicester for the 2003-04 season, playing on 13 occasions and scoring 100 points.

He returned to Argentina and La Tablada in 2009.

Argentina: Mariano Bosch (Hooker, four caps), Pablo Gambarini (Hooker, nine caps), Roberto Grau (Prop, 48 caps), Marco Menta (Prop, Argentina A), Juan Pablo Bianchi (Lock, Argentina A), Jorge Martin Lerga (Lock, three caps), Juan Pablo Angelillo (Flanker, Argentina A ), Julio Brolese (Flanker, two caps), Federico Bock (Flanker, Argentina A), Pablo Sciarretta (Flanker), Alejandro Galli (No.8), Cristian Enrique Viel (No.8, 26 caps), Leandro Lobrauco (Scrumhalf, five caps), Jose Pellicena (Scrumhalf), Frederico Todeschini (Outhalf, 21 caps), Ramiro Eduardo Pez (Outhalf, 40 caps (Italy)), Javier Andres Pertile (Centre, Provincial), Diego Giannantonio (Centre, 14 caps), Eduardo Laborde (Centre, three caps), Mario Oscar Gerosa (Wing, 10 caps), Santiago van der Ghote (Fullback, Argentina A), Diego Cuesta Silva (Fullback, 65 caps), Sebastian Crispo (Fullback). Coaches: Rafael Madero (41 caps), Eliseo Branca (40 caps). Manager: Rodolfo Ventura (13 caps).