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Time: October 8, 2011 at 1pm to October 9, 2011 at 6pm
Location: WLC
Street: Yan an da jie 1149
City/Town: The Choon
Event Type: sport, fun, social
Organized By: Richard ridealgh
Latest Activity: Oct 9, 2011
Top 8 teams in the world will good head to head to see who has what it takes!
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Too bad for Argentina. Those guys are on the rise. Watch out for the next world cups.
Whatever the eventual result of the world cup, the all blacks is the team that dominates this game since as far back as I can remember.
The semi finals look a little bit like the 1987 semi finals where NZ won over Wales, and France over Australia, before NZ won in the final. This was in NZ as well. This time, the teams are not facing each other in the same order. It is going to be interesting to watch.
....and now Oz have beaten the Boks!
I want to see a France vs Oz final
But whatever - looks like we are getting some really good games!
France has already been twice in final: 1987 (lost to New Zealand) and 1999 (lost to Australia). Wales was third in 1987 but never got to the final. They played very well today, though. No new finalist for now.
The NZ dominance at this sport is such that it really wouldn't hurt to see them winning another world cup after 24 years (they are the only team with a winning record against every single other team, and only five national teams have ever beaten them), but you never know. Accidents happen. An accident named "South Africa", maybe.
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