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RECAP: Rugby World Cup 2021 Match Day 5 live updates

Marine Manager of France is tackled during the Pool C Rugby World Cup 2021 match between France and Fiji at Northland Events Centre on October 22, 2022, in Whangarei, New Zealand. (Photo by Hannah Peters - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images).

Follow all the action live from Match Day 5 at Rugby World Cup 2021 with the Wallaroos vs Wales Women, Black Ferns vs Scotland and France Women vs Fijiana.

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DC 12 minutes ago
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Ytfnot 49 minutes ago
Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

SA’s depth is so much greater than that of Wales that the difference in quality between SA A and Wales A is not as great as the difference between SA B and Wales B.

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JPM 52 minutes ago
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This is the difference of the Boks and the ABs (and perhaps AUS) with the other major rugby nations where international players have to pull a lot of energy into their clubs for most of the year even if they would like to spend more time and energy with their national teams.

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Ignacio 1 hour ago
Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

When we look at this problem in perspective, bringing players from other countries has never being a solution, I rather say is the begining of a problem no matter what you can fix in the short term. My country, Argentina who now are going threw good results had to go threw a very difficult period in results a had to learn the hard way that took a long and difficult path to get here. I think some top rugby nations will have to have patience, go back to the basics and start again, is the long road but the safest.

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Stefan G 1 hour ago
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PMcD 1 hour ago
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It’s too early to tell where Ollie Lawrence is yet (after the injury).

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Rugby Jo 1 hour ago
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PMcD 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

It will be interesting to see if they leave him behind Earl coming off the bench at 8, or they want to give him longer game time by playing 6 to allow him to become a starter.

However, the current balance does work at the moment, so maybe they are happy with what they currently have.



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PMcD 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

If you only have 1 spot is it more critical/likely to cover 9 or 10? I think once you have the answer to that, the rest comes down to flexibility and how you can cover the various positions if you get an injury. Then it becomes the best trade off.

If Freeman is playing wing he can cover fullback & 13, which would allow Lawrence to cover 12 (with Freeman filling 13) and either Furbank or M Smith moving from fullback to 10.



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NB 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

You don’t want two novices competing for the same job when there are plenty of other more experienced options.

You may be wanrting to take a punt but I have Lawrence and Dingwall ahead of those two at 12. So I’d guess does SB.



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Tom 1 hour ago
Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

This is the thing. It was obvious that both sides behaved poorly and this was the ruling. Tom Curry haters apparently believed that this was an unprovoked attack on an innocent man. Clearly pushing a coach is not acceptable but the panel just have found that Contepomi’s behaviour was put of line and lead to the escalation. The only way you could believe anything to the contrary is if you believe Curry is some kind of violent maniac - which apparently some people do.

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Plus they can have big men to run both channels on chase…

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Priscilla Q of D😁

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

🤣yeah

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Hope so!

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Pollock can play 6 or 8 or 7 ofc, so he’s flexible.

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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Hmm, not convinced P.😉

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