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Game Info

Venue: International Stadium Yokohama

9:00 AM, November 2, 2019

1638dReuters

South Africa win Rugby World Cup by defeating England convincingly

Tries by wingers Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe and the goalkicking of Handre Pollard earned South Africa their third Rugby World Cup title.

81'		12-32 End of second half
80'		Here are your #RWC2019 champions - congratulations South Africa! pic.twitter.com/Y8GoApMDkm — Tom Hamilton (@tomhamiltonespn) November 2, 2019
80'		Siya Kolisi holds the trophy aloft -- South Africa, your Rugby World Cup winners, 2019!

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