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The Rugby Paper - October 18, 2015

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Wales were six minutes away from reaching the semi-finals of the World Cup for the second successive tournament. But Fourie du Preez broke Welsh hearts with his late winner at Twickenham. It was a “devastating” blow for Wales after clawing their way out of the so-called ‘Pool of Death’. But skipper Warburton was forced to admit his team’s indiscipline in the first-half cost them a place in the last fourHe said: “I’m so proud of the effort from the boys but the 12 points we gave away in the first half were probably the most crucial points of the game, despite the two tries scored. “All four of those penalties were soft points to give away when we weren’t really under that much pressure.“You can’t give away those sort of easy points against a team like South Africa in the quarter-finals of a World Cup, but we did, and that was annoying because they didn’t really threaten our try-line until the very end.”

The Rugby Paper Description:

Uitgever: Greenways-Publishing

Categorie: Sports

Taal: English

Frequentie: Weekly

The Rugby Paper, the UK's number 1 selling rugby title, brings you exclusive stories, reports and features on your device, published in exceptional clarity. It contains renowned journalists such as Nick Cain and Peter Jackson, and famous former players as columnists including Jeremy Guscott and Jeff Probyn. Published every Sunday, The Rugby Paper covers Rugby Union from national teams and Premiership / Rabo Direct down to grass roots.