Japan v England
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@Daffy-Jaffy said in Japan v England:
Japan team to face England
Japan: 15 Yoshitaka Yazaki, 14 Jone Naikabula, 13 Dylan Riley, 12 Tomoki Osada, 11 Koga Nezuka, 10 Seungsin Lee, 9 Naoto Saito, 8 Faulua Makisi, 7 Tiennan Costley, 6 Michael Leitch, 5 Warner Dearns, 4 Sanaila Waqa, 3 Shuhei Takeuchi, 2 Mamoru Harada, 1 Takayoshi Mohara
Replacements: 16 Atsushi Sakate, 17 Shogo Miura, 18 Keijiro Tamefusa, 19 Amanaki Saumaki, 20 Kai Yamamoto, 21 Shinobu Fujiwara, 22 Rikiya Matsuda, 23 Samisoni TuaIf it’s the same guy, I saw him play for the Aussie under 19s/20s. Was pretty quick
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@ACT-Crusader said in Japan v England:
Dylan Riley,
That is him. South African born, Played Oz u20 in 2017. Is now 27 and has played 14 tests for Japan since 2021.
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@Machpants said in Japan v England:
VEE PEE EN Then
It would be pretty easy. I'm quite impressed with the rugbypass app for watching sevens. Just can't have it on two or more different devices at the same time under the same login... but creating a new account is easy enough.
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Is rugbypass.tv working for anyone?
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Yep
Straight in
Great stream -
Japan with all the running in a high paced start
Japan 3 - 0 England
12 mins -
Nice while it lasted
England win scrum penalty
Then drive off the line out
Pick and go and over for Cunningham SouthJapan 3 - 7 England
15 mins -
It's not over until the fat sumo star sings, Mike!
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@Tim said in Japan v England:
Is rugbypass.tv working for anyone?
VPN set to UK and https://rugbypass.tv/live/267811?showInterstitial=false
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England absorb Japanese pressure and adventure and when they have their first real possession for a while they carve up the midfield and Marcus Smith goes in under the sticks untouched
Japan 3 - 14 England
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Cunningham-South is a unit.
Cunningham-South was born in Sidcup and at the age of four his family emigrated to New Zealand. His family have a farm holding in Wellsford, north of Auckland. His father, Richard, once coached him for Silverdale RFC. He did most of his ground work at Hamilton Boys' High School and attended Westlake Boys High School.[3][4]
Cunningham-South played for the North Harbour under-18s, Canterbury under-19s and Lincoln University in Christchurch, and trained with NZ Warriors in Rugby League.[3][5]
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Circle the wagons or this could be a ton up for England
Weathered the early onslaught and now too big, too strong, too quick, too skilled
Femi over in the corner untouched
Eddie getting all his own shit rubbed in his nose
Japan 3 - 21 England
30 mins -
Japan have some nice shapes and skills with good moves but they're looking to score off every possession
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Fantastic vision from Smith to cross kick to Slade for England's 4th try
Japan 3 - 26 England
Halftime -
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Is there a new Mario Bros. movie on the cards?
Flatman in pole position.