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They had woken up. Basically, this opener in Pool B is going to be the group decider. South Africa are close and will get close to the Kiwis. What about the rest of the Pool B participants? Group C has been dubbed the Group of Death. The other is that they are facing two of bigger dark horses in the tournament, in this group. Argentina had a good Rugby Championship, playing some good stuff. But they still came away empty-handed not winning a fixture.
Then there is France, who have been out of sorts for such a long time. The setup of the fixtures is notable in Pool C as well. England get all of their easier games out of the way first before meeting Argentina and then rounding off against France. It means that head coach Eddie Jones should easily have a settled side by then, and the Red Rose should be in a rhythm.
It will be interesting to see who comes out on top in the France v Argentina match though. When they are on song, the Pumas are so good up front that they can disrupt the French. The French do have a good pack, they have some fantastic runners in the back.
However, as always with the French, they are unpredictable. We would favour the French because they are stacked with potential, if not consistency. It is going to be a straight shoot out between Wales and Australia for the top spot. But regardless of the final positions, both are highly likely to land themselves in the quarter-final draw.
Which way would we lean in the race for that top spot? The Welsh are, once again, likely to be a team which none of the other front runners are going to want to meet in the competition. They will go to the World Cup action and be alright. The key here may simply be form in the head to head.
In the last decade, Wales have won just one game against the Wallabies. Granted that was in their meeting in November last year, and it was only by a three-point margin. Australia look behind New Zealand and South Africa really in terms of quality. But just as they showed in their group stage meeting in , the Australians can make it count when it matters.
Australia and Wales will meet on September 29th. Each of them on their day, playing at their best, are capable of beating the others. We are not, therefore, going to look for a winner beyond the leading three. New Zealand will show up and be a threat and easy group stage fixtures will help them get further gelled together. England have what it takes to go all the way in terms of depth and personnel.
But the worry would be about them putting together a complete minute performance. Dealing with the humid conditions will put them at a disadvantage against the southern hemisphere teams as well. They will do a lot better than they did four years ago. England should easily claim the top spot there. But it is South Africa who we are going to look at for the value. They have slowly been building under Rassie Erasmus. Regardless of whether they beat the All Blacks in their group opener or not, the Boks look a good option.
They are a very well balanced unit. They, have a tremendously powerful pack. Older offers may be not valid anymore. See details directly at the bookmaker's website. All tips on our site are based on the personal opinion of the author.
In typical All Blacks style, they respond to their loss against old rivals Australia in the Rugby Championship by beating Wallabies in the second leg of tier Bledisloe Cup meeting. Also, the Rugby Championship was cut down from six games each to just three because of the World Cup.
Veteran Rory Best will be leading them at the tournament. Ireland have never been past the quarter-finals in a World Cup. The key match in this group comes on September 22nd when Ireland and Scotland meet. That is going to be the early group decider.
Scotland have a porous defence and won only two of seven matches before beating Georgia twice in their World Cup warm-up matches. The wildcard here are Japan. Their last win against a Tier 1 nation was against Italy back in June last year. At the last World Cup Japan picked up a famous victory, arguably their biggest of their history.
They took a victory over South Africa in Brighton in a stunning fixture in which Japan just never gave up. A last-minute try got them their famous victory. The simple question remains, which one of them tops the group? The try was converted by Hadnre Pollard to tie the game up at That was the first draw between the two nations since Is the gap between the All Blacks and the rest of the main contenders as big as it has been in previous years?
Come the big stage they usually do deliver. Despite their indifferent Rugby Championship campaign, their response to beat Australia in the second leg of the Bledisloe Cup was massive. They had woken up. Basically, this opener in Pool B is going to be the group decider. South Africa are close and will get close to the Kiwis.
What about the rest of the Pool B participants? Group C has been dubbed the Group of Death. The other is that they are facing two of bigger dark horses in the tournament, in this group. Argentina had a good Rugby Championship, playing some good stuff. But they still came away empty-handed not winning a fixture. Then there is France, who have been out of sorts for such a long time.
The setup of the fixtures is notable in Pool C as well. England get all of their easier games out of the way first before meeting Argentina and then rounding off against France. It means that head coach Eddie Jones should easily have a settled side by then, and the Red Rose should be in a rhythm. It will be interesting to see who comes out on top in the France v Argentina match though. When they are on song, the Pumas are so good up front that they can disrupt the French.
The French do have a good pack, they have some fantastic runners in the back. However, as always with the French, they are unpredictable. We would favour the French because they are stacked with potential, if not consistency. It is going to be a straight shoot out between Wales and Australia for the top spot. But regardless of the final positions, both are highly likely to land themselves in the quarter-final draw. Which way would we lean in the race for that top spot? The Welsh are, once again, likely to be a team which none of the other front runners are going to want to meet in the competition.
They will go to the World Cup action and be alright. The key here may simply be form in the head to head. In the last decade, Wales have won just one game against the Wallabies. Granted that was in their meeting in November last year, and it was only by a three-point margin. Australia look behind New Zealand and South Africa really in terms of quality.
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