Australia vs Samoa
International
10:30am Saturday 7th September

David Pocock created a successful yield in Western Sydney Stadium on Saturday in their final match ahead of the Rugby World Cup with a victory over Samoa as the Wallabies bidding farewell to Australia.
Flanker Pocock, playing his first match since March 8 and sidelined by injury for the majority of the year, handled 58 minutes prior to making way for fresh legs and captained the house side.
The twice world champions were 22-3 in front at half-time using Pocock having supplied the pass for lock Adam Coleman to evaluate the first of Australia’s six attempts.
Winger Marika Koroibete, who looked dangerous throughout, scored the selection of these scores if he rampaged four defenders from the minute, with center Adam Ashley-Cooper along with flanker Lukhan Salakaia-Loto additionally crossing half-time.
Samoa hit back after the break and centre Matt To’omua spanned in the previous ten minutes to find the hosts safely.
“It was a rough one, lots of big hits. Nevertheless, it was great to be back out there, very pleasurable,” said Pocock.
“There’s plenty to work on there, I thought a few of our silhouette was really great but it did get somewhat stop-start occasionally, they place us under pressure and there’s a couple of things at scrum time we will operate on.”
Following the first had ended with an unfortunate accident, samoa threatened a repeat of those upset they attained in Sydney in 2011.
Starting scrumhalf Scott Malolua needed a test introduction to overlook, dislocating his shoulder in a ruck to place his participation in the World Cup in severe doubt.
His replacement Polataivao created an immediate effect, however, scoring his first try in the 53rd minute following the Pacific islanders had ruled the second eight minutes later following a line-break from centre Reynold Lee-Lo along with an attacking scrum.
“It was a challenging first halfwe gave up four tries through mistakes and a quality side like Australia are likely to capitalise,” said Manu Samoa skipper Tusi Pisi.
“The boys have worked extremely hard over the previous month and hopefully we could add some decent performances in the World Cup.”
Although there will be some concern at Coleman leaving the field with what seemed after 56 minutes, australia came through unscathed about the injury front.
Coach Michael Cheika, who led Australia to the final four decades back in England, will require pleasure from the fact that he fielded a side very different from that expected to begin the World Cup opener against Fiji in Sapporo on Sept. 21.
The Wallabies additionally confront Wales, Uruguay and Georgia in Pool D, whereas Samoa are in Pool A with hosts Japan, Ireland, Scotland and Russia.

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