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True to his word pre-tournament, Wallabies coach Michael Cheika fell on his sword on Sunday, resigning following Australia’s crushing 40-16 loss to England in the quarter-finals.
The 2019 Rugby World Cup quarter-finals have come and gone and, while the results themselves weren’t all that surprising, there are still plenty of talking points..
After an incredibly eventful weekend in Rugby – both at the World Cup and for the Wallabies – we’ve got a monster episode of The Roar’s Game of Codes podcast for you today.
Former Wallaby Quade Cooper has wasted no time waiting for the dust to settle after Michael Cheika’s resignation, having a crack at the outgoing coach on Twitter.
After five years at the helm, Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has resigned his position after Saturday’s quarter-final loss to England.
The Wallabies’ 2019 Rugby World Cup dream is over, and we’re asking you, our readers, to help us rate the individual performances from the final match, a quarter-final loss to England.
New Zealand have secured a semi-final place by destroying a frustrating and frustrated Ireland side by 46 points to 14 as the second quarter-final took place in Tokyo.
The Wallabies have been bundled out of the World Cup by England, going down 40 points to 16 in a match that will be remembered for how close and yet how far Australia are off the top international pace at the moment.
After a hit-and-miss group stage for the Wallabies, and a momentum building prelude to the knockout stages for the English, it is do-or-die as the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals get underway with a bumper clash between two of the oldest enemies in global sport.
Wales have found their way into the Rugby World Cup semi-finals after a thrilling but controversial one-point win against the French.
A long, long time ago I said I don’t rate Michael Cheika as a national coach.
Hosts Japan are out to create more history as they face South Africa in the fourth and final quarter-final of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
The All Blacks have put together an utterly complete performance in the second Rugby World Cup quarter-final, resulting in a resounding win over Ireland 46 points to 14.
South Africa’s 26-3 win ends Japan’s dream run at the World Cup.
A brave call came right before the break from referee Wayne Barnes without needing the TMO.
Tendai Mtawarira was sin-binned for a dangerous tackle.
After five years, the Wallabies coach has decided not to seek a contract extension.
If ever a moment called for the Grampa Simpson gif…
Towards five o’clock on a piercingly cold Cardiff afternoon, as the spectators in the steepling stands of the new Millennium Stadium at Cardiff roared, South African referee Andre Watson raised his arm dramatically to the closed roof and gave a resounding blast of his whistle.
Towards five o’clock on a piercingly cold Cardiff afternoon, as the spectators in the steepling stands of the new Millennium Stadium at Cardiff roared, South African referee Andre Watson raised his arm dramatically to the closed roof and gave a resounding blast of his whistle.
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