Rugby World Cup store forced to close amid high demand from Japan fans
1 decade ago by The Guardian• Oxford Street store could not cope with demand, says Brett Gosper• Japan claimed biggest shock in Rugby World Cup history on SaturdayJapan supporters swept up in their side’s sensational Rugby...
Wales off to a winning start but sweat over fresh injuries
1 decade ago by Rugby DumpWales kicked off their Rugby World Cup campaign with a convincing, but far from perfect 54-9 victory over Uruguay at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff. There were fresh injury concerns though, with another...
South Africa fans blame Rugby World Cup defeat to Japan on seagulls
1 decade ago by The TimesSouth Africa may have made rugby history on Saturday after their shock defeat to Japan, but the Springboks seem to...
South Africa - State Of The Nation
1 decade ago by Len KaplanDire Straits The 1995 and 2007 World Cup tournaments were memorable triumphs for the Springboks, while 1999 and 2003 and 2011 were disappointments. But now we have the gloomy possibility of the Boks...
Aus show their hand for their RWC opener
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comAustralia coach Michael Cheika has opted for twin openside flankers for their Rugby World Cup Pool A opener against Fiji at the Millennium Stadium on Wednesday.
Rugby World Cup 2015: talking points from the opening weekend
1 decade ago by The GuardianFrantic turnaround may halt Japan’s rise, Wales are finding their groove amid the wreckage and is this the moment for England and South Africa to make changes?Was Saturday’s outcome the biggest upset...
Fan cycles 27,000 miles to see Springboks lose
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumFan cycles 27,000 miles to see Springboks lose
World Cup Highlights: South Africa vs Japan
1 decade ago by UltimateRugbyHistory was made as Japan scored an 84th minute try to beat the Springboks in their first ever meeting. Unbelievable scenes by the Japanese players as they tackled their hearts out...
Japan's famous win over South Africa has Johnny Sexton slightly worried
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentJohnny Sexton believes Japan's shock victory over South Africa has handed Ireland a World Cup "alarm call".
