Australia hit Italy with a score of 32-6

A good start for Australia kangaroo country has conquered Italy in the North Harbour Stadium in advanced to a fourth round of World Cup Rugby in New Zealand.

Italy is testing the Wallanbies in the first half, two penalties to give the value of each for Australia Quade Cooper and Italian Mirco Bergamasco, but in the last 10 minutes into the Australian team expectations.

Australia coach Robbie Deans said "I am very pleased with team effort, working hard in the first half but we got the benefit in the second half."

In a 10-minute time Cooper had to race in the dead ball area to prevent Andrea Massi sendir kick Luciano Orquera basis. Australia had to be rested to face the next game.
Italian game inspired by a very experienced captain Sergio Parisse and Piers Martin Castrogiovanni, who won in 1991 and 1999 in a series of bad.


"We didn't help ourselves in the first half, we were a little bit impatient in wanting that to come, we tried to force it," Deans added.
"We overplayed our hand in the way that we attacked. I think we got the balance of our attack right in the second half."

Cooper put Australia ahead with penalties in the 17th and 27th minutes but Bergamasco hit back with two for Italy just before half time.
It was Anthony Faingaa who gave way when O'Connor came on seven minutes into the second half and within two minutes the wing had helped the Wallabies score their first try.

O'Connor, who lost his place in the side after sleeping through the World Cup squad announcement, made an athletic attempt to dive across the line after a sweeping move but was stopped short and it was left to Alexander to wrestle himself over seconds later.

Team Line two countries :
Australia Beale, Ashley-Cooper, A Faingaa (O'Connor, 48), McCabe, Ioane, Cooper, Genia (Burgess, 62); Kepu, Moore (Polota-Nau, 62), Alexander (Slipper, 67), Vickerman, Horwill, Elsom (Higginbotham, 70), Pocock (McCalman, 60), Samo.

Tries Alexander, Ashley-Cooper, O'Connor, Ioane Cons O'Connor 3 Pens Cooper 2

Italy Masi, Benvenuti, Canale, Garcia (McLean, 60), Mi Bergamasco, Orquera (Bocchino, 74), Semenzato (Gori, 71); Lo Cicero (Cittadini, 69), Ghiraldini, Castrogiovanni, Del Fava (Bortolami, 60), Van Zyl, Zanni, Barbieri (Derbyshire, 51), Parisse.

Pens Bergamasco 2

Referee A Rolland (Ireland)

Attendance 30,000.

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Rugby World Cup 2011 schedule

Rugby World Cup 2011 scheduled to be held in New Zealand for seven weeks, with fixtures RWC 2011 and will be open to the first match at Eden Park in Auckland between the All Blacks and Tonga. Date for the Rugby World Cup 2011, starting from Friday, September 9 and ends Sunday, October 23, which coincides with Labor Day.

In 12 different cities across New Zealand will be included in Schedule 48 games up for grabs. At the first stage of World Cup 2011 will see the fixtures between the four pools of five teams. Each team is scheduled to play the RWC 2011 pool their peers once, with the top two teams in each pool will qualify to the knock-out phase of the competition.

Has been scheduled to begin on October 8 at 18:00 in Wellington for the play-offs Supplies Rugby World Cup 2011, with the winner of Pool C runners-up take on the Outdoor D. That night will also see the fixtures between the winners of W Swimming against the runner-up of Pool A in Auckland at 20:30. The third qualification is scheduled to be played between the winner vs. Pool D runner-up of Swimming C on Sunday, October 9 at 18:00 in Wellington, followed by a fixture between the winners of Pool A match against the runner-up of B Swimming in Auckland at 20:30.

Date of first semi-final of the Rugby World Cup 2011 will be held on Saturday, October 15 at Eden Park, when the first winner of quarterfinal winners will compete with two quarter-finals. And on October 16 date is the date for the 2011 Rugby World Cup second semi-final, with the winner taking the third quarterfinal winner late fourth quarter, again at Eden Park in Auckland.

Bronze Medal at the seizure is scheduled to be played on Friday, October 21 at Eden Park, with Sunday, October 23 as the date for the all-important final of the Rugby World Cup 2011, which will be played in the Garden of Eden. And you can see the full schedule here

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