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From 80-1 to 9-4 - England march on
When England reached their lowest point in the Rugby World Cup, defeated 36-0 by South Africa, bookies were offering odds as long as 80/1 that they would go on to win. It's a mark of the extraordinary nature of this World Cup that England have risen from that nadir and are now priced at 9/4 to win the Web Ellis Cup with erstwhile vanquishers South Africa priced as the favourites on 1/3.One lucky p...
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Accusations fly as book opens on Jenkins successor
As the Welsh Rugby Union looks at what went wrong for the team in the World Cup, Stan James has opened a book on who will replace sacked coach Gareth Jenkins.Former captain Ieuan Evans said a lack of discipline was a main cause for Jenkin's failure."Jenkins made mistakes and allowed discipline to slip in the squad," Evans told BBC Wales' Scrum V rugby show. "But there's no way Jenki...
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England to get a drubbing?
With England players seemingly dropping like flies, few but the most patriotic fans will be backing England when they meet the in-form South Africans in the Rugby World Cup this evening.The Springboks are clear favourites with odds of 1/10 to win with Bet365 and with England missing captain Phil Vickery, as well as fly-halves Jonny Wilkinson and Olly Barkley, punters will have to look away from th...
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England plug the gaps ahead of South African clash
Andy Farrell has been chosen to fill the fly-half role for England against South Africa on Friday as coach Brian Ashton tries to fill the gaps.The position is starting to look jinxed, with Jonny Wilkinson and Olly Barkley both vacating the role through injury.England will hope the team will gel quickly and be able to overcome match favourites South Africa who are currently priced at 1/10 against E...
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England and South Africa both suffer setbacks
Both England and South Africa could be without key players ahead of their crucial World Cup clash on Friday, though England's misfortune has largely been brought on themselves.BlueSQ has seen both teams equally backed, pricing them each at 10/11 to win, though South Africa are second favourites to win the cup outright on 5/1 with Sporting Bet and 1/8 to win their pool.However, South Africa have su...
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France - home soil advantage?
As the Rugby World Cup kicks off today many see New Zealand as the strongest team in the tournament and with odds of 3/5 they are well backed. However, with odds of 13/2 France may be the better prospect - especially when the home advantage is taken into consideration.In the five previous World Cups the host nation has lifted the trophy three times - and in 2003 hosts Australia were only just bea...
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