USA look set to end losing run

The United States took a giant stride towards ending their unwanted World Cup record during a pulsating opening period against Japan in Gosford.

Mon, 27 Oct, 2003 - 09:38

HT Japan 10 USA 20

The United States took a giant stride towards ending their unwanted World Cup record during a pulsating opening period against Japan in Gosford.

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