Tag: Australia
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All Blacks win back to back World Cups
LONDON – The All Blacks have bid farewell to six of their veteran stars by winning the Rugby World Cup for a second consecutive time, taking the title with a 34-17 win over Australia in the World Cup Final
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Who’s going to win the 2015 Rugby World Cup Final?
One Match to rule them all, One Match to find them. One Match to Win it all and in the Lightness bind them
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A slightly different take on the Rugby World Cup Semi Finals
OPINON – Now it’s pretty safe to say that we’re approaching the time that Sir Alex Ferguson often liked to refer to as “squeaky bum time”.
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Pocock & Folau miss out on quarter final
LONDON – David Pocock and Israel Folau will miss the Wallabies’ quarter final clash against Scotland in a significant blow to their Rugby World Cup campaign.
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Quarter Final #3 Preview – Scotland v Australia
After coming through the pool of death completely unscathed, it’s hard to see where Australia can be troubled.
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What makes the Wallabies genuine World Cup contenders?
With a chance to top pool A in their final round-robin match against Wales, they’ll return to Twickenham on Saturday night with only one result in mind.
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The Post-Mortem begins… Where did it all go wrong?
OPINION – It’s probably fair to say that English rugby can’t get much lower than it is right now – maybe with the exception of when the England team have to move out of their multi million pound training camp Pennyhill Park on Wednesday or when their campaign finally ends this coming Saturday evening. But…
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Australia make wholesale changes for Twickenham crunch match
LONDON – The Wallabies have made 14 changes to the side that destroyed Uruguay on Sunday for their crunch Pool A match against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
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FIVE injured players that will be missed most at the Rugby World Cup
It’s the second week and it’s already been a whole lot of pain for some nations who’ve had key players sent home due to injury.
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Wallabies suffer injury blow
LONDON – Wallabies’ duo Will Skelton and Wycliff Palu have been ruled out of the rest of the Rugby World Cup as Australia prepares to play England
