Ciara Griffin: Refereeing inconsistencies causing extra frustration at Rugby World Cup

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MAN IN THE MIDDLE: English referee Matthew Carley during the Pool C match between Wales and Fiji. Picture: ROMAIN PERROCHEAU/AFP via Getty Images

The tournament burst into life with a thrilling first round that showcased the skill, and unpredictability of the Rugby World Cup. One of the most remarkable features was the emergence of underdog teams making a statement. 

Fiji, known for their free-flowing style of rugby, lived up to their reputation with a thrilling performance against Wales. Although they didn't secure a win, their attacking prowess and flair captured the hearts of rugby fans worldwide. It's clear that Fiji possesses the potential to upset more established teams in the competition.