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Game Info

Venue: City of Toyota Stadium

11:15 AM, September 23, 2019

1887dReuters

Wales make near-perfect start with one-sided win over Georgia

The Grand Slam winners showed they mean business with a dominant performance in Aichi.

81'		43-14 End of second half
80'		A job very, very well done by Wales, who can now look towards their meeting with Australia on Sunday with some relish. Win that, and they'll be on easy street to the knockout phase. For Georgia, it's back to the drawing board and a chance to reset before facing Uruguay, also on Sunday.
80'		And the lineout goes long, all the way to Rhys Patchell, who turns and boots it out to end the game.

WALES

GEO

56%

44%

58%

42%

WALES

GEO

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