*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Twickenham

8:00 PM, September 26, 2015

Attendance: 81,129

Match Commentary

82'		#WAL have won!! #RWC2015 #ENGvWAL — Tom Hamilton (@tomESPNscrum) September 26, 2015
81'		ESPN's Martyn Thomas (@MCThomasSport) had this to say: "Rarely has Twickenham seemed so tense as during the final 10 minutes of what was a frenetic Rugby World Cup match. Stuart Lancaster will wonder how exactly his side lost it, but in truth they only have themselves to blame. Lancaster's selections were vindicated yet his side were unable to make their first-half pressure count while careless penalties kept Wales in it for large spells. But credit Warren Gatland's men as red bodies lay strewn around the famous turf they raised themselves for a huge 10 minutes in which they left England shell-shocked. Owen Farrell was superb for England, as was Sam Burgess, but Dan Biggar came of age. Whether Wales have enough backs left to beat Australia and Fiji only time will tell but they've given themselves a chance."
81'		25-28 End of second half

ENG

WALES

51%

49%

53%

47%

ENG

WALES

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