South Africa beat Romania in the Rugby World Cup in France: The defending champions, in good form, won their Sunday afternoon clash in Bordeaux 76-0. In the early evening, Fiji beat Australia 22-15, and specialist portals described the match in Saint-Etienne as truly historic.
| Cobus Reinach was unstoppable (Image: Getty Images) |
South Africa changed 14 positions from their starting lineup a week ago, but this did not cause any confusion in their ranks: the defending champions players were already in the Romanian goal area for the fourth time in the 11th minute, meaning they received the bonus point, and finished the match with a total of 12 goals. – While their opponent, a consistent participant in the World Championship, was unable to score a single point.
Statisticians also have their work cut out for them: Cobus Reinach He scored three goals in the first 24 minutes, the second-fastest World Cup hat-trick of all time – his quickest hat-trick was in the first 21 minutes of a game against Canada four years ago. By the way, in a one-sided match against the Romanians, not only he, but also Makzol Mapembe scored a hat-trick.
Kubus Reinach’s quick hat-trick#RWC2023 | #RSAVROU pic.twitter.com/7rkqLDx4Uq
– Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) September 17, 2023
Australia-Fiji 15-22
Report later…
When the Fiji Islands reached the target
The moment Fiji took charge#RWC2023 | #AUSvFIJ pic.twitter.com/MAkPJJeeh1
– Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) September 17, 2023
Football
World Championship, France
Group round, second round
Group B, Bordeaux
South Africa – Romania 76-0 (33-0)
the job: 1. Ireland 10 points (2 referees), 2. South Africa 9 (2), 3. Scotland 0 (1), 4. Tonga 0 (1), 5. Romania 0 (2)
Group C, Saint-Etienne
Australia vs Fiji 15-22 (8-12)
the job: 1. Wales 10 points (2 draws), 2. Fiji 6 (2), 3. Australia 6 (2), 4. Georgia 0 (1), 5. Portugal 0 (1).
Later
Group D, nice
21.00: England and Japan
| The Rugby World Cup, which is held every four years and is now being held for the tenth time Twenty selected Participates: In the group stage (September 8 – October 8), four groups of five teams compete in league matches, The first two of each quintet Enters the straight elimination phase. The quarter-finals are on October 14-15, the semi-finals are on October 20-21, and the bronze match is on October 27. The final will be on October 28th. |
| Group mission the group: New Zealand, France, Italy, Uruguay, Namibia Group B: South Africa, Ireland, Scotland, Tonga, Romania Group C: Wales, Australia, Fiji, Georgia, Portugal Group D: England, Japan, Argentina, Samoa, Chile |
| In order to win 4 Points for a draw 2. At least four goals in one match Bonus point Worth it, too Bonus point It goes to the losing team that loses by seven points or less. |
| According to the announcement of the competition, between two matches of the national team in the World Cup At least five days must pass, So players can renew. |
| Former world champions: New Zealand (3), South Africa (3 – defending champions), Australia (2), England (1) |
| Round 1 recap is here! |
Matching round 3
• September 20, Wednesday
First group, nice
17.45: Italy and Uruguay
• Thursday, September 21
Group 1, Marseille
21.00: France and Namibia
• September 22, Friday
Group D, Saint-Etienne
17.45: Argentina-Samoa
• Saturday, September 23
Group Two, Saint-Denis
21.00: South Africa-Ireland
Group C, Toulouse
14.00: Georgia-Portugal
Group D, Lille
17.45: England and Chile
• Sunday, September 24th
Group B, nice
17.45: Scotland-Tonga
Group C, Lyon
21.00: Wales vs Australia
