5 things the Wallabies need to do to beat Fiji
The Wallabies will be aiming to get off to a quick start when they face Fiji in their World Cup opener. But there are five key areas they must get right.
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Fiji warn Wallabies: Attack us at your peril
Australia’s pledge to play with new freedom and an attacking mindset at the Rugby World Cup is music to the ears of the Fijians.
Haka has heavy opposition in war dance stakes
There is little doubt that the New Zealand haka is the world’s most recognisable war dance but the Rugby World Cup in Japan will feature no fewer than four pre-match rituals to leave rival players trembling.
RWC: Can Scotland upset the Irish?
Scotland centre Sam Johnson insists he is a different person from four years ago – for a start he no longer supports the Wallabies. What’s he got to bring against Ireland? Follow live match centre.
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