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So, with the second weekend of Rugby World Cup action a thing of the past, all the talk is still about Ireland's shock 15-6 Pool C win over the Wallabies - a result which has, well and truly, thrown the cat amongst the pigeons.
Scotland will take a look back at the way they defeated Argentina twice away last year, as they bid to edge past the Pumas into the World Cup quarterfinals, when the two teams meet in a Pool B match in Wellington on Sunday.
Italy play Russia in a Pool C Rugby World Cup match at Trafalgar Park in Nelson on New Zealand's North Island on Tuesday. Both will be looking for a first win at the tournament.
Blue Bulls stalwart Akona Ndungane will miss the next two weeks of Currie Cup rugby after injuring his ribs in last weeks win over Western Province at Loftus Versfeld.
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USA Eagles loose forward JJ Gagiano reports back on his team's World Cup Pool C win over Russia. And it's fair to say - as one would assume - that the Eagles were a happy bunch...
Saracens rugby director Mark McCall was frustrated by his team's struggles before they saw off Aviva Premiership new boys Worcester.
Scotland centre Graeme Morrison has downplayed any injury concerns and is optimistic of facing Argentina in Sunday's World Cup Pool B clash.
Martin Johnson is three seasons into his tenure as England manager but still he is vexed by the question of the "perfect 12".
Like Italy, Russia have made several changes to their side to meet Italy in Nelson at the top of South Island on Tuesday - not as many as Italy. It is a Pool C match at the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
Argentina prop Martin Scelzo hopes captain and team talisman Felipe Contepomi is fit for Sunday's vital World Cup Pool B clash with Scotland.
Goal-kicking fullback James Hook could miss Wales' remaining World Cup pool games after injuring his shoulder in the tense Pool D win over Samoa, team officials said Monday.
Skipper James Horwill has been cleared of a shoulder injury and is available to lead the Wallabies against the United States in their World Cup Pool C match in Wellington on Friday.
Ireland centre Gordon D'Arcy and lock Paul O'Connell have hamstring injuries ahead of their World Cup Pool C encounter with Russia on Sunday.
