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<blockquote data-quote="beerholder" data-source="post: 454566" data-attributes="member: 44044">In this cup we&#039;ve seen some good matches ranging from spectacular comebacks, big upsets to try feasts and marginal losses. I&#039;ve compiled a list of games that had those special moments.The Canadian 25-20 win over Tonga after a see saw match that had the Canucks leading at half time, Tonga taking back the lead after a powerfull comeback and ending with two Canadian tries in 7 minutes to seal the game.The Springbok 17-16 win over Wales when in the final minutes the Welsh missed a dropgoal and a penalty kick.Probably the biggest upset of the tournament, Ireland beating Australia for the first time in WC history 15-6 after a tryless but nailbiting encounter.New Zealand and France battled it out in a frenetic struggle. The AB&#039;s won 37-17 but we&#039;ve seen line breaks, drop goals, interceptions in what was probably one of the most fluent matches in the tournament so far.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="beerholder, post: 454566, member: 44044"] In this cup we've seen some good matches ranging from spectacular comebacks, big upsets to try feasts and marginal losses. I've compiled a list of games that had those special moments. The Canadian 25-20 win over Tonga after a see saw match that had the Canucks leading at half time, Tonga taking back the lead after a powerfull comeback and ending with two Canadian tries in 7 minutes to seal the game. The Springbok 17-16 win over Wales when in the final minutes the Welsh missed a dropgoal and a penalty kick. Probably the biggest upset of the tournament, Ireland beating Australia for the first time in WC history 15-6 after a tryless but nailbiting encounter. New Zealand and France battled it out in a frenetic struggle. The AB's won 37-17 but we've seen line breaks, drop goals, interceptions in what was probably one of the most fluent matches in the tournament so far. [/QUOTE]

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