Brighton crowd key to historic Japan win

Scotland lock Grant Gilchrist believes their World Cup pool has been “blown wide open” by Japan’s shock win over South Africa – as they prepare to face the team that has stunned world sport.

Players and fans broke down in tears when Karne Hesketh dived over in the corner four minutes into injury time to snatch the most unlikely of victories.

It will be Jones’s third stint in Super Rugby, having coached the ACT Brumbies between 1998-2001 and the Queensland Reds in 2007, before working with South Africa as an assistant as they won the World Cup in the same year.

Japan’s fairytale could continue into the quarter-finals, with games against Scotland, Samoa and United States of America to come.

“I also spoke to my mum and my wife about it but I don’t want to have too many distractions”. No matter how well you are doing, there are always going to be a few slight lapses”, Wilson said.”That’s what we will be looking for when we play Japan.

Speaking at the opening of the South Africa’s Indigenous Games on Sunday, Mbalula addressed the squad during his opening speech.

Leitch – whose audacious decision to go for the win rather than the draw in the final minute paid off handsomely against the Springboks – and Goromaru will be crucial to how the game pans out for the 2019 World Cup hosts.

“Against Scotland we are not going to get the penalty count we had against us”. “Our surprise factor is gone and they are going to come with all guns blazing”.

Samoa are bracing themselves for a South African backlash when the teams square up at Villa Park at the weekend. “It was an absolutely unbelievable scene which will live with me for the rest of my life”, he said in the Daily Mail. “But we’ve addressed what could disrupt us in our preparation”.

He embarked on a two-year cycling odyssey riding more than 26,000 miles to watch arguably the greatest sporting upset off all time when two-time Rugby World Cup winners South Africa were humbled by Eddie Jones’ Japan. “It was just not good enough. He is obviously focusing on Japan’s World Cup campaign at present, where he has already made a significant impact, but we look forward to welcoming him here as soon as he is able to get here”, said Smal, the Stormers’ director of rugby.