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Match scheduled
Dated: 09/09/2011
Dated: 09/09/2011
New Zealand vs Tonga
Captained by Richie McCaw and coached by Graham Henry, New Zealand look for their first World Cup win since 1987 when they last won it at home. Since then they’ve crashed out in the semifinals 3 times, in the final once, and most disappointing was in 2007 when they lost in the quarterfinals. They have a world number 1 IRB ranking and it’s very rare to see them lose at home so expect this to be a huge blow out.
Tonga on the other hand are ranked 12th and have never gotten out of the opening pool but they’re an experience side that has taken place in each RWC since its inception except for one. Tonga finished third in the group stage last time around and a similar fate awaits them this time around.
29 year old Soane Tonga’uiha should be the man to watch for Tonga who have on past occasions given the big boys of Rugby everything they can handle, with a 30-25 loss to South Africa in the 2007 RWC serving as a stern example of what can happen on a good day. Tonga enter the tournament with a 5-2 record in the past 12 months and will have some momentum when they step on to do their Haka against New Zealand.
If you wish to bet on New Zealand v Tonga, odds on Bet365 has the All Blacks as huge favorites of 1/2000 with handicap standing at 65 points. In the 3 previous New Zealand v Tonga games – Tonga has lost on average by 74 points. Having said that, they’re playing in the opener and New Zealand should feel a little tense in their first game out and might not perform to their full ability. New Zealand v Tonga prediction: New Zealand to win but take Tonga and the 65 points in the handicap.
If you wish to watch New Zealand vs Tonga live, make sure to tune in at 20:30 local time on September 9th. Let us know your thoughts on this RWC 2011 opening match in the comments below.
Captained by Richie McCaw and coached by Graham Henry, New Zealand look for their first World Cup win since 1987 when they last won it at home. Since then they’ve crashed out in the semifinals 3 times, in the final once, and most disappointing was in 2007 when they lost in the quarterfinals. They have a world number 1 IRB ranking and it’s very rare to see them lose at home so expect this to be a huge blow out.
Tonga on the other hand are ranked 12th and have never gotten out of the opening pool but they’re an experience side that has taken place in each RWC since its inception except for one. Tonga finished third in the group stage last time around and a similar fate awaits them this time around.
29 year old Soane Tonga’uiha should be the man to watch for Tonga who have on past occasions given the big boys of Rugby everything they can handle, with a 30-25 loss to South Africa in the 2007 RWC serving as a stern example of what can happen on a good day. Tonga enter the tournament with a 5-2 record in the past 12 months and will have some momentum when they step on to do their Haka against New Zealand.
If you wish to bet on New Zealand v Tonga, odds on Bet365 has the All Blacks as huge favorites of 1/2000 with handicap standing at 65 points. In the 3 previous New Zealand v Tonga games – Tonga has lost on average by 74 points. Having said that, they’re playing in the opener and New Zealand should feel a little tense in their first game out and might not perform to their full ability. New Zealand v Tonga prediction: New Zealand to win but take Tonga and the 65 points in the handicap.
If you wish to watch New Zealand vs Tonga live, make sure to tune in at 20:30 local time on September 9th. Let us know your thoughts on this RWC 2011 opening match in the comments below.
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