Unconvincing Australia stutter to win over Portugal
Australia kept their faint Rugby World Cup quarter-final hopes alive after beating Portugal 34-14.
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Australia kept their faint Rugby World Cup quarter-final hopes alive after beating Portugal 34-14.
SAINT-ETIENNE, France : Having reached the World Cup final in 1987 with Les Bleus, Patrice Lagisquet knows a thing or two about French flair and while his Portugal side failed to beat Australia in Pool C, they took it boldly to the Wallabies.
SAINT ETIENNE, France: Australia did just enough to keep their miniscule World Cup hopes alive with an unconvincing but hardfought 34-14 bonus-point win over a lively Portugal team in their final Pool C match on Sunday (Oct 1).
The bonus-point victory kept alive the Wallabies' faint quarterfinal hopes.
Australia kept their faint hopes of reaching the Rugby World Cup knockout stages alive with an unconvincing 34-14 victory over minnows Portugal on Sunday.
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