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New Zealand leads at interval

Leon MacDonald converted his own first-half try and landed two penalties to give New Zealand the half-time lead over South Africa in the first World Cup quarter-final.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2003 - 08:33

New Zealand 13 South Africa 6

Leon MacDonald converted his own first-half try and landed two penalties to give New Zealand the half-time lead over South Africa in the first World Cup quarter-final.

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