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19Sep/15

Japan beat South Africa

September 19, 2015RugbyAdriaan Strauss, Ayumu Goromaru, Bismarck du Plessis, Brighton, Falmer Stadium, Francois Louw, Hesketh, Japan, Japan at the Rugby World Cup, Karne Hesketh, Lood De Jager, Michael Leitch, Rugby football, Rugby League World Cup, Rugby union, Rugby World Cup, Rugby World Cup Pool B, South Africa, Team sports, United Kingdom, United States national rugby union team, World championshipssmbale

BRIGHTON, ENGLAND, UK – (RUGBY WORLD CUP LIMITED-IMG) – Japan pulled off perhaps the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history on Saturday, defeating two-time World Cup champions South Africa 34-32 in a ferocious encounter at Brighton Community Stadium.
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09Sep/15

2015 Rugby Union World Cup – Ireland profile

September 9, 2015RugbyArgentina, Cardiff, France, Ireland, Ireland national rugby union team, Italy, J. J. McCoy, Jamie Heaslip, Joe Schmidt, Jonathan Sexton, London, New Zealand, Paul O'Connell, Philippe Saint-Andre, Republic of Ireland, Rugby union, Rugby union in the United States, Rugby World Cup, Ryan Crotty, Scotland, Sportspeople, Tadhg Furlong, United Kingdom, Wales, Warren Gatland, World championships, World Cupsmbale

Profile of Ireland ahead of the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup being hosted by England and Wales.

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08Sep/15

2015 Rugby Union World Cup – New Zealand profile

September 8, 2015RugbyAaron Smith, Australia, Beauden Barrett, Brodie Retallick, COLES, Conrad Smith, Dan Carter, Dane Coles, Festival of World Cups, Julian Savea, Keven Mealamu, Kieran Read, Ma'a Nonu, New Zealand, New Zealand national rugby union team, Richie McCaw, Rugby League World Cup, Rugby union, Rugby union in the United States, Rugby World Cup, South Africa, Sportspeople, Steve Hansen, SYDNEY, the World Cup, Tony Woodcock, United Kingdom, Wales, WELLINGTON, World championships, World Cupsmbale

Profile of defending champions New Zealand ahead of the 2015 Rugby World Cup, hosted by England and Wales.

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