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How well do you remember the Rugby World Cup?

Don’t worry, we’ll tell you in due course.
9.30pm, 26 Dec 2015
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An easy one to start - which two teams contested the opening fixture of this year's Rugby World Cup?
England and Wales
England and Australia

England and Fiji
England and Uruguay
Julian Savea was the tournament's top try-scorer, how many times did he touch down?
8
9

10
11
Who scored Japan's winning try against South Africa?
Michael Leitch
Karne Hesketh

Ayumu Goromaru
Fumiaki Tanaka
Who was the tournament's top points scorer?
Dan Carter
Bernard Foley

Nicolas Sanchez
Handre Pollard
There was one red card in the competition, who received it?
Agustin Ormaechea
Campese Ma'afu

Catalin Fercu
Eric Fry
Which of these Irish players DIDN'T score a try in the competition?
Robbie Henshaw
Jared Payne

Chris Henry
Sean Cronin
One Irish player stole three lineouts at the tournament, who was it?
Paul O'Connell
Jamie Heaslip

Devin Toner
Peter O'Mahony
How many points did Dan Carter score in the World Cup final?
12
15

16
19
Keith Earls broke Brian O'Driscoll's record for tries scored in Rugby World Cups. How many has the Munster man scored?
6
7

8
9
The four players who made the most tackles at the tournament were all from the same country - what country was it?
South Africa
Scotland

Australia
Argentina
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
New Zealand
Sweet as bro, top of the pile once again.
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You scored out of !
Argentina
It was a good tournament for you, the signs point to a bright future.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
England
Big things were expected but you failed to produce the goods under pressure. Don't worry though, it's just another four years until you can redeem yourself.
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