Saturday, October 3, 2015

Foley destroys England's World Cup hopes

Australia's fly half Bernard Foley scores the first try during a Pool A match of the 2015 Rugby World Cup against England at Twickenham stadium, south west London, on October 3, 2015

Twickenham (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Bernard Foley scored 28 points to ensure England became the first hosts to exit at the pool stage of the World Cup on Saturday as Australia won 33-13.

The 25-year-old – who eclipsed Matt Burke’s 1998 record for points scored against England by an Australian – scored two tries with the rest coming from his boot.

The win guaranteed Australia and Wales qualify from Pool A for the quarter finals. They play next week to decide top place in the group. 

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