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England

30-24

Finished

Fiji

11'

Owen FarrellPEN

3 : 0

14'

Manu TuilagiTRY

8 : 0

8 : 3

20'

Frank LomaniPEN

23'

Vinaya HabosiYellow

23'

Joe MarchantTRY

13 : 3

23'

Owen FarrellCON

15 : 3

23'

Ollie LawrenceMarcus Smith

23'

Losilosi Doge MesakeLuke Tagi

15 : 8

28'

Bill Mata ViliameTRY

15 : 10

29'

Frank LomaniCON

34'

Owen FarrellPEN

18 : 10

36'

Marcus SmithCourtney Lawes

38'

Owen FarrellPEN

21 : 10

46'

Sireli MaqalaVinaya Habosi

49'

Peni RavaiEroni Mawi

49'

Sam MatavesiTevita Ikanivere

54'

Owen FarrellPEN

24 : 10

56'

Meli DerenalagiLekima Tagitagivalu

56'

Simione KuruvoliFrank Lomani

60'

Kyle SincklerDan Cole

60'

Danny CareAlex Mitchell

61'

Joe MarlerEllis Genge

24 : 15

64'

Peni RavaiTRY

24 : 17

65'

Simione KuruvoliCON

24 : 22

68'

Vilimoni BotituTRY

70'

Simione KuruvoliCON

70'

George MartinOllie Chessum

72'

Owen FarrellDRO

27 : 24

72'

Iosefo MasiWaisea Nayacalevu

74'

Billy VunipolaTom Curry

76'

Vilive MiramiraAlbert Tuisue

78'

Owen FarrellPEN

30 : 24

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de Marseille

News

SA Cup: SWD stun Boland, Griquas march on

The SWD Eagles handed the Boland Cavaliers their first defeat of the SA Cup season, while Griquas and the Pumas continued their strong runs in round four. Coach Heyneke Meyer’s Eagles produced their best performance of the campaign to beat Boland 33-24 in George. The teams were locked at 7-7 at half-time, but SWD found another gear in the second half. Trailing 21-7, the Eagles hit back through a try from loose forward Ulrich Stander before taking control late on. Lock Dylan de Leeuw’s try put the hosts ahead, while Stander completed a hat-trick as SWD sealed a deserved win. Griquas remain top of the log after a 71-7 thrashing of the Griffons in Kimberley. The defending champions ran in 11 tries to one, leading 31-0 at the break. Winger Dylan Maart crossed three times, while fulback Connor Mahoney grabbed a brace as Griquas made it four wins from four. In Bloemfontein, the Cheetahs kept themselves in the semi-final race with a convincing 52-19 win over Eastern Province. Wing Cohen Jasper and lock Carl Wegner both crossed twice as the hosts built a 24-5 half-time lead before pulling away in the second half. DOBBO: Stormers going ‘full-out’ to beat Toulon The Leopards claimed their first win of the season, beating Border 31-14 in Potchefstroom. The sides were level at 14-14 at the break, but the Leopards dominated the second half, with winger Siniothando Tshontsyi completing a hat-trick to seal the result. The Pumas wrapped up the weekend with a 42-36 win over the Valke in Nelspruit. Flank Ntsika Fisanti starred with a first-half hat-trick as the defending champions moved up to joint second on the log. SA Cup Round 4 results Griquas 71 Griffons 7 SWD Eagles 33 Boland Kavaliers 24 Cheetahs 52 Eastern Province 19 Leopards 31 Border Bulldogs 14 Pumas 42 Valke 36 The post SA Cup: SWD stun Boland, Griquas march on appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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