England remain on course for quarter-finals

England 44 Samoa 22

Sat, 22 Sep, 2007 - 18:36
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England 44 Samoa 22

England breathed a huge sigh of relief after sending Samoa spinning out of the World Cup - and keeping their own hopes alive.

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