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Australian rules football in the Americas : ウィキペディア英語版 | Australian rules football in the Americas Australian rules football has been played at an organised amateur level in the United States and Canada since around 1990. There have also been clubs formed for occasional play in Bermuda, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. ==Argentina== Australian rules football has been played in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 1997, the Asociación Argentina de Futbol Australiano as the de facto governing body. Ricardo Acuña, having seen footage of the game in the 1990s, decided to start the game in Argentina and is now president of the Argentine Alternative Sports Association. The Argentine Australian Football Association (AAFAU) was founded and competition started in 1997 with a group of 3 teams consisting of about 30 or 40 mainly rugby union players.〔(Fútbol Australiano - Latin America the next growth market? ) by Aaron Richard for World Footy News. September 13, 2004〕 The league grew to four senior sides in Buenos Aires, with Under 19s sides associated with each senior team, and a growing number of juniors and school squads reported to be in creation. Serious competition began in 1999.〔(Footy the Number 1 Alternate Sport when trialled in Argentina ) by Matthew Morris for World Footy News. August 01 2004〕 A 'Convicts Tour' of amateur footballer from Australia was planned in 2006 in an effort to see Argentina compete in the 2008 Australian Football International Cup, although this tour was later cancelled. The first international match between Argentina and Chile was played in May 2008 in Buenos Aires, with the Santiago Saints winning.
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