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RWC: AUS v WAL (Twickenham): POOL A; 2:45am (AEDT) Sunday 11 October

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mxyzptlk

Colin Windon (37)
What the Wallabies have over Wales.

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Braveheart81

Will Genia (78)
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Unbelievable win after being under so much pressure.

Our scrum was brilliant. Withstood at least 3 five metre scrums with only 7 forwards.

Kane Douglas was phenomenal in defence.

We'll be licking our wounds during the week. Hopefully Pocock and Folau aren't crocked.

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Alfred Walker (16)
Well done Australia. We bombed a few opportunities while you were short but you controlled the game for the most part.
Genia shouldn't have gone in my book as Davies took the quick tap ahead of the mark.
Scrummages were more impressive by you too, especially when Lee went off.
Good luck against Scotland.
 
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galumay

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I am sitting in my apartment in Cyprus wondering the same thing, teh other dave!
 

Tahspark

Ted Thorn (20)
As impressive as the Wallabies defence was during that 10 mins period when Wales were encamped on our line, the Welsh attack was unimaginative. Biggar needed to step up and take control. It's difficult to imagine that if the roles had've been reversed that Foley would not have created a try.

Big concern with injuries in both camps, Pocock's calf injury didn't look good and Folau nursing his troublesome ankle.

Wallabies have earned their quarter final spot overcoming the pool of death undefeated and deserve to go deep into the tournament.
 
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