Wales lose to four-try Wallabies

Wales 20 Australia 32

Wales lose to four-try Wallabies
Sat, 15 Sep, 2007 - 16:51
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Wales 20 Australia 32

Australia shrugged off the absence of Stephen Larkham and the half-time loss of captain Stirling Mortlock to crush Wales at the Millennium Stadium and take pole position in Pool B.

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