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LYON, France :New Zealand have laid down a marker for the remainder of the Rugby World Cup following their superb 96-17 victory over Italy in Pool A on Friday, with a delighted coach Ian Foster admitting he did not see the huge scoreline coming.
New Zealand lit the touchpaper on their Rugby World Cup campaign with a 14-try hammering of Italy.
LYON, France : Portugal coach Patrice Lagisquet has made four changes to his pack for the Pool C match against Australia in Saint Etienne on Sunday.
Uruguay flanker Eric Dosantos will miss his side's final Rugby World Cup Pool A fixture with New Zealand in Lyon on Oct. 5 after receiving an effective two-match ban for a dangerous tackle in the 36-26 victory over Namibia on Wednesday.
Wales will hold a press conference today as their Rugby World Cup campaign continues to take a break following their heroics against Australia last weekend. Warren Gatland's men made it three wins from three, securing maximum points in the process after a perfect start to the tournament following opening wins against Fiji and Portugal.
LYON, France :Wallabies coach Eddie Jones said he took full responsibility for Australia's disappointing World Cup campaign and is hoping his young team will produce a performance to make the country proud in Sunday's final Pool C match against Portugal.
LYON, France : Australia coach Eddie Jones has left centres Samu Kerevi and Jordan Petaia out of his team for Sunday's World Cup clash against Portugal, when the Wallabies need a big win to keep alive their slim hopes of surviving in the tournament.
LYON, France: New Zealand have flown under the radar at the World Cup since their opening loss to France but Brodie Retallick on Thursday gave a glimpse into a competitive team culture that makes it foolhardy to write off their chances of a fourth title.