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Game Info

Venue: Ajinomoto Stadium

6:15 AM, October 19, 2019

1861dReuters

All Blacks inflict record Rugby World Cup defeat on Ireland, face England in semis

A sensational performance from New Zealand kept them firmly on course for a third successive Rugby World Cup crown.

81'		46-14 End of second half
80'		That's all from us! Ireland head home, New Zealand head into the semifinals yet again -- England await. We'll be back tomorrow for the remaining quarterfinals; Wales vs. France and South Africa vs. hosts Japan. Until then!
80'		Meanwhile, a fierce performance from New Zealand, who are pursuing a third title in a row. No team has ever achieved that feat at the Rugby World Cup, but this All Blacks team looks capable of making the dream a reality. They face England in the final four...

NZL

IRE

50%

56%

44%

NZL

IRE

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