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2015 IRB Junior Rugby World Cup - Italy

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qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
It won't be geolcked because there's 2-3 games on at the same time. I watched two at the same time last year on Foxfel and streaming.
 

Brumby Runner

Jason Little (69)
The June Program for Foxtel shows live games on the morning of 3 June at 12.30, 2.30 and 4.30. Similar times on 11 June and 16 June with 3 v 4 and final on 21 June at 3am and 4.30 am respectively.

As Aus won't be playing three games on each of the first three days, there will apparently be quite a few other sides also on display.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
http://www.worldrugby.org/news/38911
2015 Junior Rugby World Cup

Match Venues
Cremona
Parma
Viadana
Calvisano

Pools
Pool A
England
France
Wales
Japan

Pool B
South Africa
Australia
Samoa
Italy

Pool C
New Zealand
Ireland
Argentina
Scotland


MATCH DAY 1: TUESDAY JUNE 2
Game No., Kick-off, Group, Match, Venue
1., 16:30, Pool C, Ireland v Argentina, Parma
2., 18:30, Pool B, Australia v Samoa, Parma
3., 20:30, Pool C, New Zealand v Scotland, Parma
4., 16:30, Pool A, France v Wales, Calvisano
5., 18:30, Pool A, England v Japan, Calvisano
6., 20:30, Pool B, South Africa v Italy, Calvisano

MATCH DAY 2: SATURDAY JUNE 6
Game No., Kick-off, Group, Match, Venue
7., 16:30, Pool A, France v Japan, Parma
8., 18:30, Pool B, South Africa v Samoa, Parma
9., 20:30, Pool B, Australia v Italy, Parma
10., 16:30, Pool C, Ireland v Scotland, Calvisano
11., 18:30, Pool C, New Zealand v Argentina, Calvisano
12., 20:30, Pool A, England v Wales, Calvisano

MATCH DAY 3: WEDNESDAY JUNE 10
Game No., Kick-off, Group, Match, Venue
13., 16:30, Pool C, Argentina v Scotland, Calvisano
14., 18:30, Pool B, Samoa v Italy, Calvisano
15., 20:30, Pool B, South Africa v Australia, Calvisano
16., 16:30, Pool A, England v France, Viadana
17., 18:30, Pool A, Wales v Japan, Viadana
18., 20:30, Pool C, New Zealand v Ireland, Viadana


At the end of the pool phase the teams will be seeded based on the position in which they finished in their respective pools.

1st Seed, Pool winner with most competition points
2nd Seed, Pool winner with 2nd most competition points
3rd Seed, Pool winner with 3rd most competition points
4th Seed, Pool second place with most competition points
5th Seed, Pool second place with 2nd most competition points
6th Seed, Pool second place with 3rd most competition points
7th Seed, Pool third place with most competition points
8th Seed, Pool third place with 2nd most competition points
9th Seed, Pool third place with 3rd most competition points
10th Seed, Pool fourth place with most competition points
11th Seed, Pool fourth place with 2nd most competition points
12th Seed, Pool fourth place with 3rd most competition points

Based on the seedings the allocation of 4th round matches will be as follows:
MATCH DAY 4: MONDAY JUNE 15
Game No, Kick-off, Match, Venue
For Rankings 9 – 12
19., 16:30, 10th Seed v 11th Seed, Viadana
20., 18:30, 9th Seed v 12th Seed, Viadana
For Rankings 5 - 8
21., 20:30, 6th Seed v 7th Seed, Viadana
22., 16:30, 5th Seed v 8th Seed, Calvisano
Semi Finals
23., 18:30, 2nd Seed v 3rd Seed, Calvisano
24., 20:30, 1st Seed v 4th Seed, Calvisano

MATCH DAY 5: SATURDAY JUNE 20 ***
Game No., Kick-off, Match, Venue
25., 16.30, Loser Match 19 v Loser Match 20, Calvisano
26., 18.30, Winner Match 19 v Winner Match 20, Calvisano
27., 20.30, Loser Match 21 v Loser Match 22, Calvisano
28., 16.30, Winner Match 21 v Winner Match 22***, Cremona
29., 18.30, Loser Match 23 v Loser Match 24, Cremona
30., 20.30, Winner Match 23 v Winner Match 24, Cremona

*** As Host Nation Italy will play the opening match in Cremona on Day 5, no matter what position they are playing for.

All times are local time in Italy.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Congratulations are in order for Vunipola FIFITA (Randwick and NSW U20) who was called up to Tongan squad for the recent Junior Rugby World Trophy in Portugal. Tonga came fourth after they were narrowly beaten in the bronze Medal Match.

I didn't recognise any other names in the Fiji or Tongan squads as being Australian based players, but there may be one or two apart from Fifita.
 

Braveheart81

Will Genia (78)
Staff member
Here are the AEST times for the Aussie games.

Wednesday 3rd June: Australia v Samoa, 2.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 1
Sunday 7th June: Australia v Italy, Pool B, 4.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 3
Thursday, 11th June: Australia v South Africa, Pool B, 4.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 2
 

hammertimethere

Trevor Allan (34)
Likely line up for first game?
1. Orr
2. Fainga'a
3. Sandell
4. Lealaialoto-Tui
5. Hanigan
6. Korzcyk
7. Gunn
8. Fakaosilea
9. Tuttle
10. Deegan
11. Kellaway (c)
12. Tuipolotu
13. Magnay
14. Newsome
15. Placid

?
 

qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
You reckon they'll play their strongest lineup? It's such a gamble with what to do isn't it?

On one hand you need to keep the best players fresh for the big match vs SA but on the other you need to rack up big scores vs Samoa and Italy so we get enough points to qualify 4th.
 

hammertimethere

Trevor Allan (34)
I'd suggest they'll go with something like the above, but perhaps they'll play Duncan at 10 or 12 and Nucifora, maybe Kamp and potentially rest Placid
 

Dctarget

Tim Horan (67)
This photo is hilarious.

I hope these boys play tougher than they look.

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Obviously good luck to all of them!
 

FrontRowFan

Herbert Moran (7)
Likely line up for first game?

Australia U20s side to play Samoa:
1. Cameron Orr
2. Connal McInerney
3. Matt Sandell
4. Ned Hanigan
5. Lukan Lealaiauloto-Tui
6. Lolo Fakaosilea
7. Michael Gunn
8. Adam Korczyk
9. James Tuttle
10. Andrew Deegan
11. Andrew Kellaway (c)
12. Sione Tuipolotu
13. Campbell Magnay
14. Alex Newxome
15. Jonah Placid

Reserves:
16. Fereti Saaga
17. Folau Fainga'a
18. Tyrel Lomax
19. Riley Winter
20. Sam Croke
21. Harry Nucifora
22. James Dalgleish
23. Duncan Paia’aua

Australia U20s Fixtures:
Wednesday 3rd June: Australia v Samoa, 2.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 1
Sunday 7th June: Australia v Italy, 4.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 3
Thursday, 11th June: Australia v South Africa, 4.30am (AEST) FOX SPORTS 2
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
According to my Foxtel guide, Fox Sports 1 will be showing the following games live tomorrow morning:
France v Wales 12:30am-2:30am (Pool A)
Australia v Samoa 2:30am-4:30am (Pool B)
New Zealand v Scotland 4:30am-6:30 am (Pool C)

Fox Sports 2 will have a replay of:
Australia v Samoa from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm tomorrow afternoon,
New Zealand v Scotland from 4:00 pm to 5:30pm tomorrow afternoon,
 

qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
I did only look at the starting side and there are 2.

McInerney (ACT)
Tuipolotu (VIC)

WA are the big omission this time. Last year we had Harry Scoble, Ross Haylett-Petty and Brad Lacey.
 
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