Fiji have defeated Wales to qualify from Pool B. Fiji are now the runners up of Pool B at the Rugby World Cup 2007. The next match for Fiji will be South Africa Vs Fiji in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup 2007.
Australia have qualified from Pool B in the Rugby World Cup after a victory over Canada earlier today. Australia were on the scoreboard within the second minute from a penalty kick by Julian Huxley. The Wallabies have qualified as winners of Pool B in the Rugby World Cup 2007 and will play the quarter-final match Australia Vs England on 6 October at the Velodrome.
Canada have announced their 15 man starting lineup that will play against Australia on Saturday 29 September. The clash will be the Rugby World Cup final match in Pool B for both teams.
Tonga have announced their 15 man starting lineup that will play in the Rugby World Cup match: Tonga Vs England on Friday 28 September. The match will decide whether Tonga or England qualify from Pool A and go through to the quarter finals. Tonga have put on a great performance so far in the Rugby World Cup and will definately believe they are capable of beating the reigning Champions on Friday.
Australia have announced their 15 man starting lineup for the match Australia Vs Canada on Saturday 29 September. Although Australia have topped Pool B regardless of the result against Canada -they have still selected a strong side.
The Brave Blossoms of Japan have drawn with Canada in their final appearance of the Rugby World Cup 2007. Japan continue their winless record in any Rugby World Cup tournament, but should be happy with their first draw ever today, against a strong team from Canada. Read the rest of this entry »
The Brave Blossoms, also known as the Cherry Blossoms from Japan have announced their 15 man starting lineup for kick off against Canada tomorrow. The Pool B match will be played at the Stade Chaban Delmas stadium.
Australia have defeated Fiji in their Rugby World Cup 2007 Pool B clash against Fiji earlier today. The game was played in Montpelier in front of 33,000 fans. Both sides seemed to play with a second team squad, but Australia still managed a great performance and came up with the winning result -Letting everyone know that previous Rugby World Cup finalist’s should not be underestimated.
Although Japan lost by a great deal to Wales last night, their supporters seemed to be happy just to be at the match, dressing up to support the Brave Blossoms at the Millennium Stadium. And we bring you photos directly from the Cardiff!
The Australian Wallabies starting lineup squad has been announced for their match against Fiji in the Rugby World Cup this Sunday at Montpellier. The Pool B match promises to be a great one with both Fiji and Australia on a maximum 10 points.
