Spirited Georgia go down to poorly-disciplined England

England 41 Georgia 10

Spirited Georgia go down to poorly-disciplined England
Sun, 18 Sep, 2011 - 11:17

England 41 Georgia 10

England withstood a spirited Georgian assault to end a troubled week with their second victory of the Rugby World Cup.

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