Rugby Union: THE FINAL RECKONING

Monday 08 November 1999 00:02 GMT
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QUARTER-FINAL PLAY-OFFS

(Wednesday 20 October)

England 45 Fiji 24

(at Twickenham)

Scotland 35 Samoa 20

(at Murrayfield)

Ireland 24 Argentina 28

(at Lens)

QUARTER-FINALS

(Saturday 23 October)

Wales 9 Australia 24

(at Cardiff)

(Sunday 24 October)

South Africa 44 England 21

(at Paris)

France 47 Argentina 26

(at Dublin)

New Zealand 30 Scotland 18

(at Murrayfield)

SEMI-FINALS

(Saturday 30 October)

South Africa 21 Australia 27

(at Twickenham)

(Sunday 31 October)

New Zealand 31 France 43

(at Twickenham)

THIRD-PLACE PLAY-OFF

(Thursday 4 November)

South Africa 22 New Zealand 18

(at Cardiff)

FINAL

Saturday 6 November)

Australia 35 France 12

(at Cardiff)

LEADING TRY SCORERS

Jonah Lomu (New Zealand) 8

Jeff Wilson (New Zealand) 6

Keith Wood (Ireland) 4

Dan Luger (England) 4

Viliame Satala (Fiji) 4

Philippe Bernat-Salles (France) 4

LEADING POINTS SCORERS

Gonzalo Quesada (Argentina) 102

Matt Burke (Australia) 101

Jannie de Beer (South Africa) 97

Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand) 79

Jonny Wilkinson (England) 69

Christophe Lamaison (France) 65

Silao Leaega (Samoa) 62

Neil Jenkins (Wales) 57

Paul Grayson (England) 54

Kenny Logan (Scotland) 51

MOST TRIES BY A PLAYER IN A MATCH

Keith Wood (Ireland v US) 4

Toutai Kefu (Australia v Romania) 3

Ugo Mola (France v Namibia) 3

Jeff Wilson (New Zealand v Italy) 3

MOST POINTS SCORED BY A PLAYER IN A MATCH

Paul Grayson (England v Tonga) 36

Tony Brown (New Zealand v Italy) 36

Jannie de Beer (SA v England) 34

Jonny Wilkinson (England v Italy) 32

Christophe Lamaison (France v NZ) 28

MOST TRIES SCORED BY A TEAM IN A MATCH

New Zealand (v Italy) 14

England (v Tonga) 13

Fiji (v Namibia) 9

Australia (v Romania) 9

Wales (v Japan) 9

Canada (v Namibia) 9

Australia (v U.S.) 9

MOST POINTS SCORED BY A TEAM IN A MATCH

New Zealand (v Italy) 101-3

England (v Tonga) 101-10

Canada (v Namibia) 72-11

England (v Italy) 67-7

Fiji (v Namibia) 67-18

Wales (v Japan) 64-15

RED CARDS

Marika Vunibaka (Fiji) v Canada.

Danny Baugh (Canada) v Namibia.

Ngalu Taufo'ou (Tonga) v England.

Brendan Venter (SA) v Uruguay.

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