Fine Wales performance seals quarter-final place

When it really mattered Wales turned in their finest performance of the World Cup to beat Italy today and cement a place in the quarter-finals.

Fine Wales performance seals quarter-final place
Sat, 25 Oct, 2003 - 12:28

Wales 27 Italy 15

When it really mattered Wales turned in their finest performance of the World Cup to beat Italy today and cement a place in the quarter-finals.

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CourtsRugbyRWC2019Place: SydneyPlace: CanberraPlace: BrisbanePlace: New ZealandPlace: Canberra StadiumPerson: Steve HansenPerson: AzzurriPerson: ItaliansPerson: Mark JonesPerson: Sonny ParkerPerson: Ceri SweeneyPerson: Dafydd JonesPerson: Rima WakaruaPerson: Jones’Person: Italians’Person: John KirwanPerson: Alessandro TronconPerson: Andrea MasiPerson: WakaruaPerson: Sergio ParissePerson: Andrea De RossiPerson: Colin CharvisPerson: Martyn WilliamsPerson: SweeneyPerson: Duncan JonesPerson: Martin CastrogiovanniPerson: ParissePerson: Nicola MazzucatoPerson: Kevin MorganPerson: HarrisPerson: Adam JonesPerson: ParkerPerson: Gonzale CanaleEvent: World CupOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: WelshOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: TongaOrganisation: Wales’Organisation: EnglandOrganisation: Canada
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