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SAPPORO, JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 20:  Reece Hodge of Australia tries to juggle rugby balls following the Australian Wallabies Captain's Run ahead of their opening game against Fiji at the Sapporo Dome on September 20, 2019 in Sapporo, Japan. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Wallabies’ big chance to shine

The lights inside the enclosed Sapporo Dome stadium are super bright, which is great news for Wallaby fans preparing to watch Australia play Fiji but not so good for any players trying to catch high kicks.

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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 06: Sam Johnson of Scotland (centre) scores try during the international match between Scotland and Georgia at Murrayfield on September 6, 2019 in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. (Photo by Robert Perry/Getty Images)

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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Italy's Braam Steyn takes part in a training session in Sakai on September 18, 2019, ahead of the Japan 2019 Rugby World Cup. (Photo by Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP)

RWC Italy v Namibia: Live scores

Namibia head coach Phil Davies has elevated lock Tjiuee Uanivi to lead the team in the absence of Johan Deysel for its Rugby World Cup opener against Italy. Follow live and get streaming info.

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EXCLUSIVE NEWS360 PREMIUM LOCKED CONTENTNO NEWS.COM, NO SKY, NO WEST AUSTRALIAN, NO AUSTRALIAN Former Australian rugby captain Michael Lynagh (L) with his son Louis Lynagh,18, in Richmond, U.K., on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019. Michael has revealed his son is still a slim chance to play for Australia. Hollie Adams/News Corp Australia

Son of a Wallabies gun faces big choice

He was barracking for Australia in the Ashes, so that’s a good start! A Rugby World Cup win would work wonders as well as Louis Lynagh, son of Wallabies great Michael Lynagh, weighs up his international future.

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Rugby World Cup Pool C

Pool C: Group of Death

Only two Argentina, England and France will progress while Tonga have pulled off upsets at previous World Cups. There are no guarantees in Pool C.

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