New Zealand under 20
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<p>all those changes the reason why NZ trail by 14 after 30?</p>
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<p>NZ U20 down 3-22 after 57 minutes.</p>
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<p>Good break by Perofeta, try to NZ U20 fullback Makene, converted by Barrett. NZ U20 down 10-22 after 60 mins.</p>
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<p>any idea why the black paint instead of white for the field markings?</p>
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<p>Nock excellent try running blindside from scrum, Barrett conversion NZU20 down 17-22 after 67 minutes.</p>
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<p>Jonah Lowe intercept in his own 22 and runs in to score behind the posts, Barrett converts NZU20 in front for the first time, 24-22 after 70 minutes. </p>
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<p>and... the good guys are finally in front, 24-22</p>
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<p>Another break by Perofeta ends with Barrett not taking the pass. This kid Perofeta has got talent.</p>
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<p>78 minutes gone. Aust knock the ball on in NZ 22. Scrum to NZ.</p>
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<p>after an absolute shocker of a clearing kick by NZ</p>
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<p>30 seconds left Aust have ball in NZ 22</p>
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<p>In overtime Australia 5m from NZ line.</p>
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<p>Penalty to Australia!</p>
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<p>The penalty kick - last act of the game - 23metres out, 15metres in from right touch - is over. Australia win 25-24.</p>
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<p>How the fuck were Australia not penalised for being miles offside at the ruck when New Zealand's clearing kick didn't go out?</p>
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<p>How awesome would it be to see Jordie Barrett line up outside his brother for the Canes next year. He is a beast on defense and can kick goals, not too shabby on attack either. :good: (I remember another white boy from Taranaki tackling like that. Ended up being one of the All Blacks greatest centres of all time).</p>
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<p>I see he has already got himself contracted with Canterbury though so may very well end up in Crusader colours, however province doesn't necessarily mean the same Super franchise. I just hope his bro has a good chat to him and influences him to come to the Capital where their combination could flourish, after all they are siblings.</p>
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Canes4life" data-cid="578097" data-time="1462706598"><p>I see he has already got himself contracted with Canterbury though so may very well end up in Crusader colours, however province doesn't necessarily mean the same Super franchise. I just hope his bro has a good chat to him and influences him to come to the Capital where their combination could flourish, after all they are siblings.<br><br><a class="bbc_url" href="
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I hear his brother has had a chat to him about Super rugby. That brother happens to be Scott......
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<p>Looks like Beaudee , but plays different , </p>
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Its keekin lik' a stoatin guid RWC tournament this year. Sooth africa wull field a competitive gang. Englain wull field a pure tough gang. Oz ur keekin strong...NZ nae tae ill either.<br><br><br>Did a'body see th' U20s Australian/Reds centur scoring against th' Crusaders oan th' weekend? Watch him thois weekend whin th' Reds speil th' Canes. Thay ca' him Mango...<br><br>Pool A<br><br>New Zealand<br>Wales<br>Ireland<br>Georgia<br><br>Pool B<br><br>England<br>Australia<br>Scotland<br>Italy<br><br>Pool C<br><br>South Africa<br>France<br>Argentina<br>Japan<br><br>Match day 1: Tuesday 7 June<br><br>France vs Argentina, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 3.15pm<br>Australia vs Scotland, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 5.30pm<br>New Zealand vs Georgia, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 7.45pm<br>South Africa vs Japan, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 3.15pm<br>Wales vs Ireland, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 5.30pm<br>England vs Italy, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 7.45pm<br><br>Match day 2: Saturday 11 June<br><br>Australia vs italy, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 1.30pm<br>France vs Japan, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 3.45pm<br>South Africa vs Argentina, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 6pm<br>New Zealand vs Ireland, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 1.30pm<br>Wales vs Georgia, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 3.45pm<br>England vs Scotland, Academy Stadium, 6pm<br><br>Match day 3: Wednesday 15 June<br><br>Argentina v Japan, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 3.15pm<br>New Zealand v Wales, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 5.30pm<br>England v Argentina, AJ Bell Stadium. Kick-off 7.45pm<br>Scotland v Italy, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 3.15pm<br>Ireland v Georgia, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 5.30pm<br>South Africa v France, Academy Stadium. Kick-off 7.45pm
