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Jonny Wilkinson kicks the winning drop goal in the 2003 World Cup Final
2003 World Cup Final
England v Australia, Telstra Stadium, Sydney
England's Jonny Wilkinson kicks the extra-time drop goal to win the game
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Featured Rugby Print
Leigh Halfpenny (Wales) holds a daffodil
Rugby Union - 2011 Rugby World Cup - Wales vs. Samoa at Waikato Stadium, Hamilton.
Leigh Halfpenny (Wales) after the match, holds a daffodil.
Stephen Leigh Halfpenny (born 22 December 1988) is a Welsh international rugby union player who plays for the Cardiff Blues in the Pro12. Halfpenny was a key part of the Wales squad for the following two campaigns but he was constantly plagued by injury. Coach Warren Gatland had faith in Halfpenny, and the Blues winger did enough to force his way into the squad for the 2011 World Cup.
During the World Cup, Halfpenny impressed in many positions, particularly at full-back. It was also in this game that Halfpenny became first choice kicker, ahead of fly halves Rhys Priestland and James Hook. In the semi final against France, Halfpenny attempted a 47 yard penalty that would have taken Wales to the final. However, the kick fell inches short
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Featured Rugby Print
Wales - 1976 Grand Slam Winners
Rugby Union - 1976 Five Nations Championship - Wales 19 France 13
Wales Team Group, Cardiff Arms Park
Back Row (left to right): John Bevan, Franklin Knill, Graham Price, Trevor Pryce Evans, Allan Martin, Geoff Wheel, Charlie Faulkner, Bobby Windsor, Tom David, Steve Fenwick, Roy Bergiers, Derek Quinnell, Roy Thomas (who was on the substitutes bench for Wales on 25 occasions but never played a single match).
Front: Brynmor Williams, Gerald Davies, JPR Williams, Gareth Edwards, Mervyn Davies, Phil Bennett, J.J. Williams, Ray Gravell.
This team won the Grand Slam that year
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