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NZ and SA to face off at the tOKyo corral ?

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BrycyPro4,671 posts
23 Mar 2014, 07:35
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23 Mar 2014, 07:35#1

TOKYO (AP) The United States drew with Fiji and beat Samoa to reach its first sevens world series quarterfinals of the season in Tokyo on Saturday.

 

After beating Samoa 24-17, the Americans came from 19-5 down to level with Fiji at 19. They could still afford a loss to France and advance to the Tokyo Sevens last eight, where they will face defending champion South Africa on Sunday.

 

 

South Africa, New Zealand and England topped their pools with three wins out of three games.

 

South Africa beat Kenya, Japan and Argentina, while New Zealand put away Wales and Portugal and needed a last-gasp try from Bryce Heem to break a tie with Canada, 22-17.

 

England also wasn't pushed until its last game, when it came from 21-7 down against Australia to win 24-21, Phil Burgess' winning try coming after Australia's Ed Jenkins was sin-binned.

 

In the other quarterfinals, New Zealand will play Australia, Fiji meets Kenya, and England faces Canada.

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Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
23 Mar 2014, 07:45
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23 Mar 2014, 07:45#2
NZ lost to fiji in the fiji in a real nail biter, tough luck boys.

blitzboks are about to beat england and will meet fiji in the final.

england haver a chancr to stop NZs podium finish record which trails all the way back to dubai in 2011.

amazing record for NZ to finish in the top 3 every single tournament.

the world series race has not been this close in a long long time, even if blitzboks lose in the final, they should still top the ladder though a NZ 3rd place would mean they are equaled on pts.

its a pity we lost kaka to injury, we really needed his level of playmaking which only he and kaka posses.
mackenzie is ok, but nothing like those two.
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