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You're with a friend in the know. Cariparma Test Match 2010 represents a distinctive chapter in Italian rugby history, blending competitive spirit with memorable venues across Verona, Florence, and Modena. We’ve got you covered with a detailed performer profile, key match moments, and context to help you explore this era with confidence.

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Note: Cariparma Test Match branding was active from 2010 through 2013, with the Torino edition continuing the branding before it faded from Italy’s autumn tests in later years. For current Italy fixtures, see FIR/Six Nations/Quilter Nations Series updates.

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  • Event: 2010 Cariparma Test Match – Italy vs Argentina (Verona, 13 November 2010), Italy vs Australia (Florence, 20 November 2010), Italy vs Fiji (Modena, 27 November 2010).
  • Results: Italy 16-22 Argentina (Verona); Italy 14-32 Australia (Florence); Italy 24-16 Fiji (Modena).
  • Venues: Stadio Bentegodi (Verona), Stadio Artemio Franchi (Florence), Stadio Alberto Braglia (Modena).
  • Ticketing: Pre-sale tickets began 30 July 2010 for the Cariparma Test Match 2010 fixtures.
  • Attendance: Florence fixture drew about 40,127 fans at Franchi.
  • Broadcast: Matches were shown in Italy on LA7 (free-to-air).

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