Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Cup 2022

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Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Cup 2022

 

Cape Town (RSA) - 9 September 2022 - 11 September 2022

 

 

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[SalamAkhi 323]

Pre-round of 16 results :

 

🍀  -  : 24-0

 -  : 31-7

 -  : 33-7

 -  : 24-7

 -  : 19-0

 -  : 33-10

 -  : 7-19

 -  : 12-15 a.e.t

 

Round of 16 :

 

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[NaBUru38 208]

¡Vamos Teros! Hong Kong was always a tough rival.

 

Congrats also to Chile, who defeated Germany.

[hoversaBR 472]

What a lazy format of this tournament. And I thought the FIVB was crazy.

[NaBUru38 208]

Yes, just a direct knockout is ridiculous.

 

In the T2 Rugby forum, I proposed doing the tournament over two weekends, with the group phase in the first, and the knockout phase in the second.

[LDOG 2,418]

I know since like two weeks ago that our team won't get past QF as they will play NZ, who are seeded lower than usual because they skipped world series stages. This tournament is very stupid and IMO the champion will have less merits than any series stage winner. 

[LDOG 2,418]

We lost, obviously, but by a short margin. 

 

No luck whatsoever for our team lately, not only due to the draw but also our best player missed the game with gastroenteritis. 

 

 

Ireland is in semifinals which is the big surprise. They took down England and South Africa.  

 

Now it's  v  and v  for the title. 

 

 

[konig 1,507]

3 hours ago, LDOG said:

We lost, obviously, but by a short margin. 

 

No luck whatsoever for our team lately, not only due to the draw but also our best player missed the game with gastroenteritis. 

 

 

Ireland is in semifinals which is the big surprise. They took down England and South Africa.  

 

Now it's  v  and v  for the title. 

 

 

New Zeland and Fiyi should be the final......dificult to say whay will be the champion.

[LDOG 2,418]

Bronze 

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Gold

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got 5th for what it's worth. Just like 4 years ago.

[LDOG 2,418]

Bronze for Ireland! Amazing achievement for them.