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Rugby World Cup 2011 BRONZE FINAL MATCHWALES vs. AUSTRALIA ( Round – 1) Date   : 21 October 2011, Friday Time   : 6:30PM-8:30PM (AEDT) Venue: Eden Park, Auckland Wales vs. Australia Live Stream Wales vs. Australia (Bronze Final) is a big and exciting events in the Rugby History. Wales have handed a painfull 9-8 defeat by France on 15 October 2011, Saturday at Eden Park, Auckland. Loss of Sam Warburton was the turning point in the side’s cruel 9-8 semi-final loss to France. FORM: Wales 2011 RWC: Lost to South Africa 16-17 Beat Samoa 17-10 Beat Namibia 81-7 Beat Fiji 66-0 Beat Ireland 22-10 (QF-1) Lost to France 8-9 (SF-1) Australia: Beat Italy 32-6 Lost to Ireland 6-15 Beat USA 67-5 Beat Russia 68-22 Beat South Africa 11-9 (QF-3) Lost to New Zealand 6-20 (SF-2) The Rugby World Cup is now established as the third biggest sporting event behind the Olympic Games and FIFA World Cup, having achieved its goal of merging the traditional powers with new and emerging nations to make it a truly worldwide sport. Friday’s clash against Australia is an Important game most of the players had been involved in, and possibly the nation (Except captain Sam Warburton). Wales captain Sam Warburton has received a three-week suspension after admitting committing a ‘dangerous tip tackle’ contrary to Law 10(4) (j) in the Rugby World Cup 2011 semi-final against France at Eden Park on 15 October. Warburton was ordered off by referee Alain Rolland during the first half of the match. Wales will go into the bronze medal match against wallabies at the same vanue on 21 October 2011 without their captain after he admits committing a ‘tip tackle’ in France semi-final. IRB World Rankings Team                            Pos.              (Prev.)           Rtg. New Zealand               1                     (1)                   90.62 Australia                     2                     (3)                   87.21 South Africa               3                     (2)                   84.34 Wales                            4                     (6)                   83.21 France                           5                    (8)                   82.68 Australia was always under pressure of the most intense kind at Wellington and it will remain for Wales to win. There is no scope to treat wales as little performar without Warburton. Wallaby coaching coordinator David Nucifora said “It’s a massive game and how players deal with pressure during the game will dictate a lot as to what the outcome will be,” “It’s very much mental at this point. It’s too late to recreate the wheel, so to speak, in terms of the way we approach the game,” he said. “If you’re in the moment and just worrying about yourself and that kick, hopefully you get the outcome you want.” LATEST RESULTS RWC 2011: 08/10 – 18:00     Ireland           10-22         Wales          Pool C & D(Quarter Final) 08/10 – 20:30    England          12-19          France        Pool A & B(Quarter Final) 09/10 – 18:00     South Africa 9 – 11          Australia    Pool C & D(Quarter Final) 09/10 – 20:30    New Zealand 33 – 10      Argentina    Pool A & B(Quarter Final) 15/10 – 21:00     Wales                8 – 9            France         Auckland (Semi Final) 16/10 – 21:00     Australia       6 – 20        New Zealand  Auckland (Semi Final) Wales: 1. G Jenkins,  2. H Bennett,  3. A Jones,  4. L Charteris,  5. A Jones,  6. D Lydiate,  7. S Warburton,  8.  T Faletau, 9. M Phillips, 10. J Hook,  11. S Williams,  12. J Roberts,  13. J Davies,  14. G North,  15. L Halfpenny Replacements:16. L Burns,  17. P James,  18. B Davies,  19. R Jones,  20. L Williams,  21. S Jones,  22. S Williams (Warburton has received a three-week suspension) Australia: 1. Sekope Kepu, 2. Stephen Moore, 3. Ben Alexander, 4. Daniel Vickerman, 5. James Horwill (capt), 6. Rocky Elsom, 7. David Pocock, 8. Radike Samo, 9. Will Genia, 10. Quade Cooper, 11. Digby Ioane, 12. Pat McCabe, 13. Adam Ashley-Cooper or Anthony Fainga’a, 14. James O’Connor, 15. Kurtley Beale or Ashley-Cooper. Reserves: 16. Tatafu Polota-Nau, 17. James Slipper, 18. Rob Simmons, 19. Ben McCalman, 20. Luke Burgess, 21. Berrick Barnes, 22. Fainga’a or Rob Horne. Watch all the Rugby big games with fast and easy setup without needed any extra hardware and get the updates of the match, score summery, result of the winner team, exciting clips, latest news, interviews, videos and highlights on your computer. Access all sports all the time! Watch rugby online in live broadcast from all over the world. No matter where are you can always watch your favorite teams performance live online.