Official RWC 2015 Site – Two key battles on final weekend of Top 5 POOL A Australia England Wales Oceania 1 Playoff Winner POOL B South Africa Samoa Scotland Asia 1 Americas 2 POOL C New Zealand Argentina Tonga Europe 1 Africa 1 POOL D France Ireland Italy Americas 1 Europe 2
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(ER 2015) Thursday 9 May 2013 Rugby World Cup 2015 will have 13 match venues across England and Cardiff It’s getting closer all the time. Another major milestone was ticked off last week as an action-packed match schedule and a slate of world-class venues were announced for Rugby World Cup 2015, with rugby fans far and wide set to welcome the sport’s elite players to their own back yard. Excitement is already building towards kick-off, and here we head around the grounds to find out exactly what to expect when that first whistle sounds
Official RWC 2015 Site – Japan and Hong Kong victorious in A5N POOL A Australia England Wales Oceania 1 Playoff Winner POOL B South Africa Samoa Scotland Asia 1 Americas 2 POOL C New Zealand Argentina Tonga Europe 1 Africa 1 POOL D France Ireland Italy Americas 1 Europe 2
Official RWC 2015 Site – Chile and Uruguay aim to keep the dream alive POOL A Australia England Wales Oceania 1 Playoff Winner POOL B South Africa Samoa Scotland Asia 1 Americas 2 POOL C New Zealand Argentina Tonga Europe 1 Africa 1 POOL D France Ireland Italy Americas 1 Europe 2
(RUGBY WORLD CUP) Sunday 28 April 2013 Hong Kong centre Stuart Megaw tries to tackle his counterpart Male Sa’u A brave and spirited defensive effort from Hong Kong frustrated Japan but was not enough to thwart the Asian champions from registering a second consecutive victory in the HSBC Asian 5 Nations Top 5 competition at Hong Kong Football Club on 27 April. Japan ran in six tries, four in the second half, to win 38-0 and keep their unbeaten record in this tournament – now in its sixth year – clean. Meanwhile, in Al Ain, Korea overpowered United Arab Emirates 75-10