Rugby World Cup Final England Vs South Africa - Hours Away
After 47 amazing games and 296 tries, the most important game of the Rugby World Cup 2007 is just hours away. The Rugby World Cup Final, England Vs South Africa. It’s the defending champions up against the mighty undefeated Springboks. Within the next few hours we will have the Rugby World Cup 2007 Champions.
England Vs South Africa Rugby World Cup Final Live Score.
Celebrations building up to the final have begun since Sunday last week, with fans in South Africa to the streets of England and France all celebrating the fact that their nation has made it into the Rugby World Cup 2007 Final.
But neither team will be satisfied with second place. They have both played with everything they had to get to the Rugby World Cup Final.
Jonny Wilkinson is just one man out of 15 says most South Africans, but since he’s been back in the squad England have been undefeated.
The South Africa Springboks on the other hand, have breezed through the world cup, only really having a tough time against Tonga in the group stages, and there was a slight hiccup in their match against Fiji.
The Springboks seem to be the favourites going into the game, but as England have surprised everyone so far, nobody can write them off.
Join us for live minute-by-minute commentary for the Rugby World Cup Final, we will announce the winner of the Rugby World Cup 2007 as the final between England Vs South Africa ends.
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LUCE-ANN PETERSEN said,
October 20, 2007 @ 9:10 pm
BIG UP TO THE BOKKE YOU DEFINETLY GOING TO WIN………..
OMAR KHADRA said,
October 20, 2007 @ 9:31 pm
i think south africa is going to win
they look strong team and i love them all
Gabbi said,
November 2, 2007 @ 1:49 pm
yes we truely did it and i’m definitly proud of our team.They did great it ws a wonderfull game.Go Bokke keep it up in 2011.
dinger said,
April 29, 2008 @ 10:22 pm
england lost without winging, they taught the world how to lose. well done south africa you did great and theres always another world cup for the mighty brits