2018 New Zealand U20s
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Today's results are below. Hidden for Ferners who want to watch the replays of one or more of the (other) games online, if World Rugby decides to make those game available on its website.
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England 39 - 18 Argentina
Scotland 26 - 27 Italy
South Africa 33 - 27 Georgia
Australia 21 - 26 Wales
France 26 - 24 Ireland
New Zealand 67 - 0 Japan:::
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Just discovered that the matches have been posted by WR on YouTube. Here they are:
South Africa U20 v Georgia U20
England U20 v Argentina U20
Australia U20 v Wales U20
France U20 v Ireland U20
For the following games you'll need a geo-unblocker/VPN, because they have been geo-blocked for New Zealand:
Scotland U20 v Italy U20
New Zealand U20 v Japan U20
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Highlights etc of all games:
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@rapido said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:
Highlights etc of all games:
https://www.worldrugby.org/u20/videoIs it me or is the World Rugby site glacial?
Great win for Wales, but fear neither they nor Australia will proceed.
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Overall good performance first up. form 60min on things went to crap with wet conditions and subs.
players who have cemented their place in starting lineup imo
Nuimia-added solid aspect to f/r from Oceania torny
Jackson-Full of energy
Florence-tough on D, lots of work at breakdown and lineout.
Christie- Not sure he will make it to next level, but outstanding as 7 at this level.
Flanders-Didn't play but it was noticed, will make up back three with other two lossies from today.
Roe-MOM, was outstanding and has come from 3/4th option at start of the year.
Backs-The rest of the back look pretty good and I think whoever you put in will do the business. prob Faingaanuku a lock. Trask in their, maybe at expense of Koroi at 15? Trask is good and more settled but Koroi will break game open more. also impressed by Spowart and his progression. -
@machpantS For me lots of no-calls, mainly against NZ. I feel that during this tournament that call will go against someone in a big way as consistency will be a key. I think the no-calls were more for the fact that we were bigger so they felt no need to call it, but if the shoe was on the other foot I feel we could be done....maybe
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Also watched Wales vs Aussie. Aussie were disappointing! Big issue from Oceanias is 4 players stayed back for super rugby.
Wales looked ok but wld be massively surprised if we lost. They got smashed y Aussies at set piece so won't dominate us there.
Welsh backs, mainly 12/13 look ok but our backs are a class above theirs. If we get go forward and get to edges our back three will cause huge problems I think. We also shld dominate them in tackle.
Big issue will be discipline and weather, their 10 kicked 16 points incl some from 50+
Wld go with same f/r v Japan
Mcwhannell n akua'ola
Chritie, Florence Flanders
Roe n Plummer
Telea'a n Sullivan
Clarke Fiaanganuku traskProctor Koroi on bench for impact with Sotutu Tucker
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Noted how big the Baby Blacks backs are.
Seem much bigger than normal years.
E.g. Last saw Baily Sullivan probably on a First XV rugby telecast about 2 years ago, when IIRC he was a normal looking rangy teenager.
Last saw Vilimoni Koroi playing for Fielding Ag as a small cheeky chappy fullback. He now looks big.
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Games are live on Duke as well
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day NZ date NZT Local match where pool watch live Mon 4 June 12.00am 2.00pm* Scotland v Argentina Perpignan B WR YouTube Mon 4 June 12.00am 2.00pm* Australia v Japan Narbonne A WR YouTube Mon 4 June 12.00am 2.00pm* France v Georgia Béziers C WR YouTube (geo-blocked in NZ), Duke (tv & online), replay 2.45pm Monday Mon 4 June 2.30am 4.30pm* S Africa v Ireland Narbonne C WR YouTube Mon 4 June 2.30am 4.30pm* New Zealand v Wales Béziers A WR YouTube (geo-blocked in NZ), Duke (tv & online), replay 4.40pm Monday Mon 4 June 2.30am 4.30pm* England v Italy Perpignan B WR YouTube -
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NZ U20s
1 Rob Cobb - Auckland
2 Ricky Jackson - Otago
3 Kaliopasi Uluilakepa - Wellington
4 Laghlan McWannell - Waikato
5 Will Tucker - Canterbury
6 Tom Florence Taranaki
7 Tom Christie - captain Canterbury
8 Devan Flanders - Hawke's Bay
9 Xavier Roe - Waikato
10 Harry Plummer - Auckland
11 Caleb Clarke - Auckland
12 Tanielu Tele'a - Auckland
13 Billy Proctor - Wellington
14 Bailyn Sullivan - Waikato
15 Vilimoni Koroi - Otago16 Flynn Thomas - Southland
17 Sione Asi - Manawatu
18 Tevita Mafileo - Bay of Plenty
19 John Akau'ola-Laula - Auckland
20 Will Tremain - Hawke's Bay
21 Kaleb Trask - Bay of Plenty
22 Scott Gregory - Northland
23 Leicester Faingaanuku - Ta$man -
@stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:
NZ U20s
1 Rob Cobb - Auckland
2 Ricky Jackson - Otago
3 Kaliopasi Uluilakepa - Wellington
4 Laghlan McWannell - Waikato
5 Will Tucker - Canterbury
6 Tom Florence Taranaki
7 Tom Christie - captain Canterbury
8 Devan Flanders - Hawke's Bay
9 Xavier Roe - Waikato
10 Harry Plummer - Auckland
11 Caleb Clarke - Auckland
12 Tanielu Tele'a - Auckland
13 Billy Proctor - Wellington
14 Bailyn Sullivan - Waikato
15 Vilimoni Koroi - Otago16 Flynn Thomas - Southland
17 Sione Asi - Manawatu
18 Tevita Mafileo - Bay of Plenty
19 John Akau'ola-Laula - Auckland
20 Will Tremain - Hawke's Bay
21 Kaleb Trask - Bay of Plenty
22 Scott Gregory - Northland
23 Leicester Faingaanuku - Ta$manWho covers half back?
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@family-man It's odd, isn't it? They probably expect Roe to go the full 80, but yeah, injuries can strike anytime. I suspect either Plummer or Trask? Can't see them use Koroi at halfback. Wonder what the game plan is with both Gregory and Faingaanuku on the bench.
