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Ireland and Scotland get their 2019 Rugby World Cup campaigns underway in this match. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of what promises to be a thrilling match from 5:45pm (AEST).
Ireland and Scotland get their 2019 Rugby World Cup campaigns underway in this match. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of what promises to be a thrilling match from 5:45pm (AEST).
Italy and Namibia kick-off their World Cups in this clash that might have no effect on the tournament itself, but will mean so much for both sets of players. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of what promises to be a thrilling match starting from 3:15pm (AEST).
It was an electric, captivating and entertaining Test match.
At the time the commentators called it a great ball and all try-saving tackle but on closer inspection Reece Hodge was one lucky man to stay on the field.
The performance wasn’t too pretty all the way through, but the Wallabies have nonetheless started their 2019 World Cup with a 39-21 win over Pool D opponents Fiji.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika and captain Michael Hooper both looked at the positives after their 39-21 win against Fiji at the Rugby World Cup.
The Wallabies have started their World Cup campaign with a win 39-21 over Fiji which looks comfortable on the scoreboard but has left Michael Cheika and his team with plenty of questions.
The Wallabies were put under the pump against Fiji in the first half of their opening Rugby World Cup match in Japan.
Subarashī / すばらしい. Adjective. ‘Wonderful; splendid; magnificent; fantastic’.
The Rugby World Cup is finally here!
Back in the day, it was fashionable for teams to include stop-off Tests in minor rugby-playing nations during overseas tours, and this undoubtedly helped the development of the sport in those places.
I wrote a similar article to this four years ago. It was entitled something like “Let’s sneak up and bite them on the bum”.
The five players in my block of our greatest World Cup players are legends in South Africa and Australia. Two Queenslanders, a foundation Brumby, a set-piece legend from Pretoria, and a Durban beach boy.
France are on fire in the first half!
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper opted to go for three points instead of a try during the second half against Fiji despite being nine points down.
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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Such a typically arrogant, unnecessary and inaccurate closing few sentences. Why take such delight in being a dullard so…(more)