World Rugby CEO Alan Gilpin has defended the bunker review being used at the Rugby World Cup after a red card was not issued for Tonga winger Afusipa Taumoepeau’s hit on Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie last weekend.
to repair the fracture he sustained last Thursday from a head-on-head tackle in a 96-0 victory over Namibia.
Stade de France on Saturday was a sea of green from Ireland and South Africa supporters for their team’s. Ireland edged a classic 13-8 and the atmosphere was as good as when France beat New Zealand 27-13 on the opening night. There were also reports of beer and water running out at some stadiums and difficult access to and from venues.
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Recovering Dupont on course for France's World Cup quarter-finalAntoine Dupont's recovery from surgery on a broken cheekbone is going very well and it may not be too long before the France scrumhalf is back on pitch, assistant coach William Servat said, raising hopes he could return in time for the quarter-finals.
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AP PHOTOS: Rugby World Cup reaches the halfway stage and Ireland confirms its status as favoriteThe Rugby World Cup is at its halfway stage, with 24 games done and dusted.
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Namibia chases elusive first win at Rugby World Cup against favored UruguayUruguay and Namibia meet in the Rugby World Cup's only game on Wednesday. Both teams believe they can win in Lyon and end winless records in Pool A.
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Capuozzo, Garbisi and Allan shifted by Italy again for All Blacks match at Rugby World CupKey Italy backs Tommaso Allan, Paolo Garbisi and Ange Capuozzo have been rearranged again for the Rugby World Cup match against New Zealand on Friday in Lyon.
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‘What chance did we have’: Remembering Namibia’s record-breaking 142-0 Rugby World Cup defeatNamibia has always been an underdog at the Rugby World Cup.
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Namibia's Deysel banned 6 games for dangerous tackle on France's Dupont at the Rugby World CupNamibia captain Johan Deysel has been suspended for six games for the dangerous head-on-head tackle of France captain Antoine Dupont at the Rugby World Cup.
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