The 2010 end of season rugby exams , also known as the Autumn internationals in the northern hemisphere, saw Argentina , Australia , New Zealand and South Africa in a competitive tour of the northern hemisphere. Test matches were also arranged with the various Pacific island teams and other non-Tier 1 international sides. This period also marked the conclusion of the 2011 Rugby World Cup qualifying process, as well as the beginning of the European Nations Cup .
The series saw Ireland play their first Test matches at the Aviva Stadium , which replaces Lansdowne Road as the side's long-term home and ends the temporary arrangement with the Gaelic Athletic Association which allowed the team to play home matches at Croke Park . The series also marked the first time that two Southern Hemisphere nations simultaneously attempted Grand Slam tours of all four Home Nations , with both New Zealand and South Africa playing all four countries. The Springboks went 3–1 against the Home Nations, losing to Scotland , and also lost to the Barbarians , but the All Blacks were successful for the fourth time and third since 2005.
New Zealand entered the series on a winning streak of 15 Tests. The current record for "Tier 1" nations is 17, which they hold jointly with South Africa; the absolute record is 18, held by Lithuania . New Zealand's streak ended with a 26-24 loss to Australia in their opening game.
In all, 24 of the top 25 sides in the IRB World Rankings (as of 30 September 2010) played in the end-of-year series.[1]
A number of major milestones occurred during the series:
All Blacks fly-half Dan Carter became the all-time leading points scorer in Test rugby.
Two major rugby nations had new leaders in Test caps. Victor Matfield became the most-capped Springbok of all time, while Richie McCaw and Mils Muliaina became joint record-holders in Test caps for the All Blacks.
American Dana Teagarden was scheduled to become the first woman ever to referee a full men's Test match on 18 December - the game was cancelled due to snow.Matches [ ]
29 September 2010CHST (UTC-04 )
Chile 30 – 32
Tonga
Try: Diego Schachner 38'Penalty try 80'Con: Francisco CruzPen: Javier Reyes 10', 33', 44', 48', 57'Report[2]
Try: Taumei Hikila 16'Con: Michael Toloke 17', 35'Fangatapu Apikotoa 63'Pen: Fangatapu Apikotoa 46'
Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo , Santiago ()
Russia 20 – 40
Argentina XV
Try: Ostroushko 37'Con: Klyuchnikov 38', 63'Pen: Klyuchnikov 28', 57'
Try: San Martín 11'Con: Sánchez 12', 36', 49'
Slava Stadium, Moscow John Lacey (Ireland )
Japan 10 – 13
Samoa
Try: Holani 7' cCon: Arlidge (1/1)Pen: Arlidge (1/2) 2'Drop: Arlidge (0/1) 16'Report[4]
Try: Fotuali'i 69' cCon: Lui (1/1)Pen: (0/1)Lui (2/2) 45', 54'
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium , Tokyo Attendance: 3,743
Referee:
Garratt Williamson (New Zealand )
Japan
FB
15 Ayumu Goromaru
RW
14 Kosuke Endo
OC
13 Koji Taira
IC
12 Ryan Nicholas
LW
11 Hirotoki Onozawa
FH
10 James Arlidge
SH
9 Fumiaki Tanaka
N8
8
OF
7
BF
6 Takashi Kikutani (c )
RL
5 Toshizumi Kitagawa
LL
4 Luke Thompson
TP
3 Kensuke Hatakeyama
HK
2 Shota Horie
LP
1 Naoki Kawamata
Replacements:
HK
16 Hiroki Yuhara
PR
17 Hisateru Hirashima
LK
18 Hitoshi Ono
FL
19 Michael Leitch
SH
20
FB
21 Bryce Robins
WG
22 Alisi Tupuailei
Coach:
John Kirwan
Touch judges:
New Zealand )
Japan )
Australia 26 – 24
New Zealand
Try: Cooper 8' mAshley-Cooper 23' cMitchell 60' cO'Connor 80+1' cCon: Giteau (1/2)O'Connor (2/2)Report[6]
Try: Cowan 30' cJane 33' cNonu 53' cCon: Carter (3/3)Pen: Carter 40+1'
Hong Kong Stadium , Hong Kong Attendance: 26,210
[7] Referee:
Alain Rolland (Ireland )
Australia
FB
15 Kurtley Beale
RW
14 James O'Connor
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper
IC
12 Matt Giteau 63'
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Quade Cooper
SH
9 Will Genia 76'
N8
8 Ben McCalman
OF
7 David Pocock
BF
6 Rocky Elsom (c )
RL
5 Nathan Sharpe
LL
4 Mark Chisholm 72'
TP
3 Ben Alexander
HK
2 Stephen Moore 62'
LP
1 Benn Robinson 51'
Replacements:
HK
16 Saia Fainga'a 62'
PR
17 James Slipper 51'
LK
18 Dean Mumm 72'
N8
19 Richard Brown
SH
20 Luke Burgess 76'
FH
21 Berrick Barnes 63'
WG
22 Lachlan Turner
Coach:
Robbie Deans
New Zealand
FB
15 Mils Muliaina
RW
14 Cory Jane 51'
OC
13 Conrad Smith
IC
12 Ma'a Nonu
LW
11 Joe Rokocoko
FH
10 Daniel Carter 60'
SH
9 Jimmy Cowan 72'
N8
8 Kieran Read
OF
7 Richie McCaw (c )
BF
6 Jerome Kaino
RL
5 Tom Donnelly 66'
LL
4 Brad Thorn
TP
3 Owen Franks 60'
HK
2 Keven Mealamu
LP
1 Tony Woodcock
Replacements:
HK
16 Hika Elliot
PR
17 John Afoa 60'
LK
18 Sam Whitelock 66'
OF
19 Daniel Braid
SH
20 Alby Mathewson 72'
FH
21 Stephen Donald 60'
UB
22 Isaia Toeava 51'
Coach:
Graham Henry
Touch judges:
George Clancy (Ireland )
Ireland )
Television match official:
Australia )
Russia 6 – 32
Argentina XV
Pen: Yanushkin, KluchnikovReport[8]
Try: Cubelli, Bouza, Estelles (2), GosioCon: Iglesias, SánchezPen: Cubelli
Slava Stadium, Moscow Referee:
(Wales )
Japan 75 – 3
Russia
Try: Tupuailai 5' c, 72' m, 80+2' cLeitch 13' cTaira 28' c, 39' cKikutani 34' cImamura 47' cRobins 78' c, 65' cEndo 68' cCon: (10/11)Report[9]
Pen: 38'
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium , Tokyo (New Zealand )
Japan
FB
15
RW
14 Kosuke Endo
OC
13 Koji Taira
IC
12 Ryan Nicholas
LW
11 Alisi Tupuailei
FH
10 Bryce Robins
SH
9
N8
8
OF
7 Michael Leitch
BF
6 Takashi Kikutani (c )
RL
5 Toshizumi Kitagawa
LL
4 Hitoshi Ono
TP
3 Nozomu Fujita
HK
2 Hiroki Yuhara
LP
1 Hisateru Hirashima
Replacements:
HK
16 Shota Horie
PR
17 Naoki Kawamata
LK
18 Luke Thompson
N8
19 Itaru Taniguchi
SH
20 Fumiaki Tanaka
FH
21 James Arlidge
CE
22 Yuta Imamura
Coach:
John Kirwan
King Baudouin Stadium , Brussels Attendance: 5,000
Referee:
Marius Mitrea (Italy )
England 16 – 26
New Zealand
Try: Hartley 54' cCon: Flood (1/1)Pen: Flood 24', 44', 65'Report[12]
Try: Gear 16' cRead 21' cCon: Carter (2/2)Pen: Carter 31', 47', 56', 69'
Twickenham , London Attendance: 80,350
[13] Referee:
Romain Poite (France )
England
FB
15 Ben Foden
RW
14 Chris Ashton
OC
13 Mike Tindall
IC
12 Shontayne Hape
LW
11 Mark Cueto 67'
FH
10 Toby Flood
SH
9 Ben Youngs 71'
N8
8 Nick Easter
OF
7 Lewis Moody (c )66'
BF
6 Tom Croft
RL
5 Tom Palmer 63'
LL
4 Courtney Lawes
TP
3 Dan Cole
HK
2 Steve Thompson 50'
LP
1 Andrew Sheridan 57'
Replacements:
HK
16 Dylan Hartley 50'
PR
17 David Wilson 57'
LK
18 Dave Attwood 63'
FL
19 Hendre Fourie 66'
SH
20 Danny Care 71'
FH
21 Charlie Hodgson
FB
22 Delon Armitage 67'
Coach:
Martin Johnson
New Zealand
FB
15 Mils Muliaina
RW
14 Joe Rokocoko 57'
OC
13 Sonny Bill Williams
IC
12 Ma'a Nonu
LW
11 Hosea Gear
FH
10 Dan Carter
SH
9 Alby Mathewson 51'
N8
8 Kieran Read
OF
7 Richie McCaw (c )
BF
6 Jerome Kaino 71' to 80'
RL
5 Sam Whitelock 68'
LL
4 Brad Thorn
TP
3 Owen Franks 75'
HK
2 Keven Mealamu
LP
1 Tony Woodcock
Replacements:
HK
16 Hika Elliot
PR
17 John Afoa 75'
LK
18 Anthony Boric 68'
FL
19 Liam Messam
SH
20 Andy Ellis 51'
FH
21 Stephen Donald
CE
22 Isaia Toeava 57'
Coach:
Graham Henry
Touch judges:
Stuart Dickinson (Australia )
David Changleng (Scotland )
Television match official:
Italy )
Following the match, Keven Mealamu was cited for headbutting Lewis Moody, an offence that did not draw a card from match referee Romain Poite. Mealamu was originally banned for four weeks,[14] [15]
6 November 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Wales 16 – 25
Australia
Try: Rees 70' cCon: Biggar (1/1)Pen: S. Jones (3/5) 1', 31', 52'Report[16]
Try: Pocock 6' cBeale 47' cAlexander 60' mCon: O'Connor (2/3)Pen: O'Connor (2/3) 64', 73'
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff Attendance: 53,127
[17] Referee:
Wayne Barnes (England )
Wales
FB
15 James Hook
RW
14 Will Harries
OC
13 Tom Shanklin 63' to 73' 76'
IC
12 Andrew Bishop
LW
11 Shane Williams
FH
10 Stephen Jones 65'
SH
9 Mike Phillips 65'
N8
8 Jonathan Thomas
OF
7 Sam Warburton 65'
BF
6 Dan Lydiate
RL
5 Alun Wyn Jones 74'
LL
4 Bradley Davies
TP
3 Adam Rhys Jones
HK
2 Matthew Rees (c )75'
LP
1 Gethin Jenkins 71'
Replacements:
HK
16 Huw Bennett 75'
PR
17 Paul James 71'
LK
18 Deiniol Jones 74'
FL
19 Martyn Williams 65'
SH
20 Richie Rees 65'
FH
21 Dan Biggar 65'
WG
22 Chris Czekaj 76'
Coach:
Warren Gatland
Australia
FB
15 Kurtley Beale
RW
14 James O'Connor
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper
IC
12 Matt Giteau 67'
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Quade Cooper
SH
9 Will Genia 74'
N8
8 Ben McCalman
OF
7 David Pocock
BF
6 Rocky Elsom (c )
RL
5 Nathan Sharpe
LL
4 Mark Chisholm 75'
TP
3 Ben Alexander 62'
HK
16 [a] Saia Fainga'a 54'
LP
1 Benn Robinson
Replacements:
HK
26 [a] Huia Edmonds 54'
PR
17 James Slipper 62'
LK
18 Dean Mumm 75'
N8
19 Richard Brown
SH
20 Luke Burgess 74'
FH
21 Berrick Barnes 67'
WG
22 Lachlan Turner
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Chris Pollock (New Zealand )
Scotland )
Television match official:
England )
a. ^ Stephen Moore suffered a back spasm minutes before kick-off and was replaced in the starting line-up by Saia Fainga'a, hence why Fainga'a started the match wearing number 16. Huia Edmonds took Fainga'a's place on the bench and wore number 26.
Ireland 21 – 23
South Africa
Try: Bowe 68' cKearney 74' mCon: O'Gara (1/2)Pen: Sexton (3/4) 26', 40', 55'Report[19]
Try: Smith 16' cAplon 64' cCon: M. Steyn (1/1)Lambie (1/1)Pen: M. Steyn (3/4) 5', 37', 52'
Aviva Stadium , Dublin Attendance: 35,515
[20] Referee:
Nigel Owens (Wales )
Ireland
FB
15 Rob Kearney 75'
RW
14 Tommy Bowe
OC
13 Brian O'Driscoll (c )
IC
12 Gordon D'Arcy
LW
11 Luke Fitzgerald
FH
10 Jonathan Sexton 67'
SH
9 Eoin Reddan 66'
N8
8 Jamie Heaslip
OF
7 David Wallace
BF
6 Stephen Ferris
RL
5 Mick O'Driscoll 63'
LL
4 Donncha O'Callaghan
TP
3 Tony Buckley 50'
HK
2 Rory Best
LP
1 Cian Healy
Replacements:
HK
16 Sean Cronin
PR
17 Tom Court 50'
LK
18 Donnacha Ryan 63'
FL
19 Denis Leamy
SH
20 Peter Stringer 66'
FH
21 Ronan O'Gara 67'
CE
22 Keith Earls 75'
Coach:
Declan Kidney
South Africa
FB
15 Gio Aplon
RW
14 Bjorn Basson
OC
13 Zane Kirchner
IC
12 Jean de Villiers 68'
LW
11 Bryan Habana 75' to 80'
FH
10 Morné Steyn 58'
SH
9 Ruan Pienaar
N8
8 Pierre Spies
BF
7 Juan Smith
OF
6 Deon Stegmann 66'
RL
5 Victor Matfield (c )
LL
4 Bakkies Botha 70'
TP
3 Jannie du Plessis 70'
HK
2 Bismarck du Plessis
LP
1 Tendai Mtawarira
Replacements:
HK
16 Chiliboy Ralepelle
PR
17 CJ van der Linde 70'
LK
18 Flip van der Merwe 70'
FL
19 Keegan Daniel 66'
SH
20 Francois Hougaard
UB
21 Adrian Jacobs 68'
UB
22 Patrick Lambie 58'
Coach:
Peter de Villiers
Victor Matfield drew level with Percy Montgomery and John Smit as the most-capped Springboks, with 102.
Morné Steyn's streak of consecutive successful kicks at goal in Tests ended at 41, which is the longest such streak since records on kickers' success were first kept in the late 1980s.[21]
Saracens 20 – 6
United States
Try: Barrell , Short Con: Farrell (2)Pen: Farrell (2)Report[24]
Pen: Malifa (2)
Artillery Ground , London Attendance: 2,000
[25] Referee:
(England )
United States
FB
15 Colin Hawley
RW
14 Paul Emerick
OC
13 Seta Tuilevuka
IC
12 Alipate Tuilevuka
LW
11 Zack Test
FH
10 Valenese Malifa
SH
9 Mike Petri
N8
8 Nic Johnson (c )
OF
7 Inaki Basauri
BF
6 JJ Gagiano
RL
5 Samu Manoa
LL
4 Scott LaValla
TP
3 Eric Fry
HK
2 Chris Biller
LP
1 Mike MacDonald
Replacements:
HK
16 Phil Thiel
PR
17 Matekitonga Moeakiola
LK
18 Louis Stanfill
FL
19 Todd Clever
SH
20 Tim Usasz
FH
21 Tai Enosa
CE
22 Andrew Suniula
Coach:
Eddie O'Sullivan
The USA did not award test status for this match.
Connacht 26 – 22
Samoa
Try: 36' Muldoon 63'Con: Nikora 36', 63'Pen: Nikora 15', 23', 32', 44'Report[27]
Try: 20' Williams 56'Con: Lui 20', 35'Pen: Lui 11'
Galway Sportsgrounds , Galway Attendance: 2,300
[28] Referee:
John Lacey (Ireland )
Touch judges:
Dudley Phillips (Ireland )
Ireland )
Television match official:
Ireland )
Samoa did not award test status for this match.
Leicester Tigers 15 – 26
Australia
Pen: Twelvetrees 25', 29', 34', 36', 72'Report[30]
Try: Turner 10' Higginbotham 80'Con: Barnes 10', 80'Pen: Barnes 1', 22', 73'Drop: Barnes 78'
Welford Road , Leicester Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa )
Australia
FB
15 Peter Hynes
RW
14 Rod Davies
OC
13 Pat McCabe
IC
12 Anthony Fainga'a
LW
11 Lachie Turner 64'
FH
10 Berrick Barnes (c )
SH
9 Luke Burgess
N8
8 Richard Brown
OF
7 Matt Hodgson 64'
BF
6 Scott Higginbotham
RL
5 Rob Simmons
LL
4 Van Humphries 64'
TP
3 Salesi Ma'afu
HK
2 Huia Edmonds 64'
LP
1 James Slipper
Replacements:
HK
16 Saia Fainga'a 64'
PR
17 Ben Daley
LK
18 Dean Mumm 64'
FL
19 Pat McCutcheon 64'
SH
20 Nick Phipps
CE
21 Matt Giteau
WG
22 Luke Morahan 64'
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Wayne Barnes (England )
England )
Television match official:
David Matthews (England )
Australia did not award test status for this match.
The Tigers wore their historical letter-flocked jerseys.
Italy 16 – 22
Argentina
Try: Penalty try 78'Con: Bergamasco 78'Pen: Bergamasco 9', 29', 68'Report[32]
Try: Rodríguez 49'Con: Contepomi 50'Pen: Contepomi 17', 37', 70', 72', 80'
Italy
FB
15 Luke McLean
RW
14 Tommaso Benvenuti
OC
13 Gonzalo Canale
IC
12 Andrea Masi 68'
LW
11 Mirco Bergamasco
FH
10 Craig Gower 73'
SH
9 Tito Tebaldi 62'
N8
8 Sergio Parisse (c )
OF
7 Robert Barbieri
BF
6 Alessandro Zanni 62'
RL
5 Quintin Geldenhuys
LL
4 Carlo Del Fava 73'
TP
3 Martin Castrogiovanni
HK
2 Leonardo Ghiraldini 58'
LP
1 Salvatore Perugini 62'
Replacements:
HK
16 Fabio Ongaro 58'
PR
17 Andrea Lo Cicero 62'
LK
18 Santiago Dellapè 73'
FL
19 Paul Derbyshire 62'
SH
20 Pablo Canavosio 62'
FH
21 Luciano Orquera 73'
CE
22 Alberto Sgarbi 68'
Coach:
Nick Mallett
Touch judges:
Romain Poite (France )
Pascal Gauzere (France )
Television match official:
France )
13 November 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
England 35 – 18
Australia
Try: Ashton 25' c, 47' cCon: Flood (2/2)Pen: Flood 11', 34', 38', 42', 57', 69', 77'Report[33]
Try: Beale 54' c, 65' mCon: O'Connor (1/2)Pen: O'Connor 31', 39'
Twickenham , London Attendance: 80,002
[34] Referee:
Craig Joubert (South Africa )
England
FB
15 Ben Foden
RW
14 Chris Ashton
OC
13 Mike Tindall 63'
IC
12 Shontayne Hape
LW
11 Mark Cueto
FH
10 Toby Flood 78'
SH
9 Ben Youngs 58'
N8
8 Nick Easter 78'
OF
7 Lewis Moody (c )
BF
6 Tom Croft
RL
5 Tom Palmer 71'
LL
4 Courtney Lawes
TP
3 Dan Cole
HK
2 Dylan Hartley 70'
LP
1 Andrew Sheridan 70'
Replacements:
HK
16 Steve Thompson 70'
PR
17 David Wilson 70'
LK
18 Simon Shaw 71'
FL
19 Hendre Fourie 78'
SH
20 Danny Care 58'
FH
21 Charlie Hodgson 78'
FB
22 Delon Armitage 63'
Coach:
Martin Johnson
Australia
FB
15 Kurtley Beale
RW
14 James O'Connor
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper
IC
12 Matt Giteau 37' to 47' 59'
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Quade Cooper
SH
9 Will Genia 48'
N8
8 Ben McCalman 58'
OF
7 David Pocock
BF
6 Rocky Elsom (c )
RL
5 Nathan Sharpe
LL
4 Mark Chisholm 58'
TP
3 Ben Alexander
HK
2 Stephen Moore
LP
1 Benn Robinson 56'
Replacements:
HK
16 Saia Fainga'a
PR
17 James Slipper 56'
LK
18 Dean Mumm 58'
N8
19 Richard Brown 58'
SH
20 Luke Burgess 48'
CE
21 Berrick Barnes 63'
WG
22 Lachlan Turner
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Christophe Berdos (France )
Ireland )
Television match official:
Scotland )
13 November 2010
14:30
IST/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Ireland 20 – 10
Samoa
Try: Heaslip 18'O'Gara 65'Con: O'Gara 19', 66'Pen: O'Gara 1', 30'Report[35]
Try: Tuilagi 21'Con: P. Williams 22'Pen: P. Williams 54'
Aviva Stadium , Dublin (New Zealand )
Ireland
FB
15 Luke Fitzgerald
RW
14 Tommy Bowe
OC
13 Brian O'Driscoll (c )
IC
12 Paddy Wallace
LW
11 Andrew Trimble
FH
10 Ronan O'Gara
SH
9 Peter Stringer 77'
N8
8 Jamie Heaslip 61'
OF
7 Seán O'Brien
BF
6 Denis Leamy
RL
5 Devin Toner 68'
LL
4 Donncha O'Callaghan
TP
3 John Hayes 64'
HK
2 Sean Cronin 61'
LP
1 Tom Court
Replacements:
HK
16 Rory Best 61'
PR
17 Cian Healy 64'
LK
18 Donnacha Ryan 68'
FL
19 Stephen Ferris 61'
SH
20 Isaac Boss 77'
FH
21 Jonathan Sexton
CE
22 Keith Earls
Coach:
Declan Kidney
Samoa
FB
15 Paul Williams
RW
14 David Lemi
OC
13 George Pisi 78'
IC
12 Seilala Mapusua
LW
11 Alesana Tuilagi
FH
10 Tasesa Lavea 69'
SH
9 Kahn Fotuali'i
N8
8 George Stowers
OF
7
BF
6 Ofisa Treviranus 71'
RL
5 Kane Thompson
LL
4 Filipo Levi 71'
TP
3 Anthony Perenise
HK
2 Mahonri Schwalger (c )
LP
1 Sakaria Taulafo 77'
Replacements:
HK
16 Steve Fualau
PR
17 Simon Lemalu 77'
LK
18 Joe Tekori 71'
FL
19 71'
SH
20 Junior Poluleuligaga 69'
CE
21 Gavin Williams 78'
FB
22 Jamie Helleur
Coach:
Fuimaono Tafua
Touch judges:
Jérôme Garces (France )
Scotland )
Television match official:
England )
13 November 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Wales 25 – 29
South Africa
Try: North (2) 5' c, 56' mHook 17' cCon: S. Jones (2/3)Pen: S. Jones (2/3) 27', 42'Report[36]
Try: Alberts 50' cMatfield 53' cCon: M. Steyn (2/2)Pen: M. Steyn (5/6) 1', 19', 40', 46', 64'
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff Attendance: 54,027
[37] Referee:
Steve Walsh (Australia )
Wales
FB
15 Lee Byrne
RW
14 George North
OC
13 Tom Shanklin
IC
12 James Hook
LW
11 Shane Williams 40'
FH
10 Stephen Jones
SH
9 Mike Phillips
N8
8 Jonathan Thomas
OF
7 Martyn Williams
BF
6 Andy Powell 59'
RL
5 Alun-Wyn Jones 73'
LL
4 Bradley Davies
TP
3 Adam Jones
HK
2 Matthew Rees (c )71'
LP
1 Paul James 71'
Replacements:
HK
16 Huw Bennett 71'
PR
17 John Yapp 71'
LK
18 Deiniol Jones 73'
FL
19 Ryan Jones 59'
SH
20 Richie Rees
CE
21 Andrew Bishop
WG
22 Chris Czekaj 40'
Coach:
Warren Gatland
South Africa
FB
15 Gio Aplon
RW
14 Bjorn Basson
OC
13 François Steyn
IC
12 Jean de Villiers
LW
11 Bryan Habana 73'
FH
10 Morné Steyn 64'
SH
9 Ruan Pienaar 59'
N8
8 Pierre Spies
BF
7 Juan Smith
OF
6 Deon Stegmann 46'
RL
5 Victor Matfield (c )
LL
4 Bakkies Botha
TP
3 Jannie du Plessis 73'
HK
2 Bismarck du Plessis 73'
LP
1 Tendai Mtawarira
Replacements:
HK
16 Chiliboy Ralepelle 73'
PR
17 CJ van der Linde 73'
LK
18 Flip van der Merwe
FL
19 Willem Alberts 46'
SH
20 Francois Hougaard 59'
FB
21 Zane Kirchner 73'
FH
22 Patrick Lambie 64'
Coach:
Peter de Villiers
Touch judges:
Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand )
England )
Television match official:
England )
Victor Matfield earned his 103rd cap, becoming the most-capped Springbok.
13 November 2010
15:00
WET/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
[1]
Portugal 17 – 22
United States
Try: V. Uva 73' mPen: Gardener 5', 18', 42', 57'Report[38]
Try: Ngwenya 28' Suniula 56' Emerick 60'Con: Malifa (2/3)Pen: Malifa 34'
United States
FB
15 Chris Wyles
RW
14 Takudzwa Ngwenya
OC
13 Seta Tuilevuka 50'
IC
12 Andrew Suniula
LW
11 Kevin Swiryn
FH
10 Valenese Malifa
SH
9 Tim Usasz 72'
N8
8 Nic Johnson 60'
OF
7 Todd Clever (c )
BF
6 Louis Stanfill
RL
5 John van der Giessen 28'
LL
4 Scott Lavalla
TP
3 Shawn Pittman
HK
2 Phil Thiel 72'
LP
1 Matekitonga Moeakiola 60'
Replacements:
HK
16 Chris Biller 72'
PR
17 Mike MacDonald 60'
N8
18 JJ Gagiano 60'
FL
19 Inaki Basauri 28'
SH
20 Mike Petri 72'
FH
21 Tai Enosa
CE
22 Paul Emerick 50'
Coach:
Eddie O'Sullivan
Spain 22 – 60
Canada
Try: Pradalie 48' m Pen: Fernández 8', 26', 34', 40'Report[39]
Try: Riordan 3' c Carpenter 22' c van der Merwe 46' c Stephen 68' cCon: Pritchard (7/8) 3', 9', 17', 22', 46', 62', 68'Pen: Pritchard 36', 73'
Estadio Nacional Complutense , Madrid (Germany )
Spain
FB
15
RW
14
OC
13
IC
12 69'
LW
11 24'
FH
10
SH
9
N8
8
OF
7 (c )
56'
BF
6
RL
5 55'
LL
4
TP
3 Jesús Moreno 64'
HK
2 78'
LP
1 73'
Replacements:
HK
16 78'
PR
17 Rodrigo Martínez 73'
PR
18 64'
LK
19 55'
N8
20 Matthew Cook 56'
CE
21 69'
WG
22 24'
Coach:
Touch judges:
Portugal )
Spain )
13 November 2010
18:00
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
France 34 – 12
Fiji
Try: Marty 32' c Médard 42' m Penalty try 68' cCon: Yachvili (2/3) 33', 69'Pen: Yachvili (5/6) 2', 20', 40', 44', 56'Drop: Traille (0/1)Report[40]
Pen: Bai (4/4) 13', 16', 48', 54'
Stade de la Beaujoire , Nantes (England )
Fiji
FB
15 Norman Ligairi 69'
RW
14 Sireli Naqelevuki 58'
OC
13 Albert VuliVuli
IC
12 Seru Rabeni
LW
11 Napolioni Nalaga
FH
10 Seremaia Bai
SH
9 Nemia Kenatale 77'
N8
8 Sisa Koyamaibole
OF
7 Akapusi Qera 69'
BF
6 Semisi Naevo
RL
5 Jone Qovu
LL
4 Wame Lewaravu 72'
TP
3 Deacon Manu (c )
HK
2 Talemaitoga Tuapati 72'
LP
1 Graham Dewes
Replacements:
HK
16 Viliame Veikoso 72'
PR
17 Setefano Somoca
LK
18 Sekonaia Kalou 72'
FL
19 Malakai Ravulo 69'
SH
20 Seveci Taka 77'
FB
21 Josh Matavesi 69'
WG
22 Gabiriele Lovobalavu 58'
Coach:
Sam Domoni
Touch judges:
Nigel Owens (Wales )
Wales )
Television match official:
Italy )
Scotland 3 – 49
New Zealand
Pen: Parks 3'Report[42]
Try: Gear 9' c, 26' cCarter 11' cMuliaina 18' c, 48' cSmith 67' cEllis 78' cCon: Carter (5/5)Donald (2/2)
Murrayfield , Edinburgh Attendance: 56,807
[43] Referee:
Dave Pearson (England )
Scotland
FB
15 Hugo Southwell
RW
14 Rory Lamont 41'
OC
13 Max Evans
IC
12 Graeme Morrison
LW
11 Sean Lamont
FH
10 Dan Parks 67'
SH
9 Mike Blair (c )38'
N8
8 Richie Vernon
OF
7 John Barclay
BF
6 Kelly Brown 65'
RL
5 Richie Gray
LL
4 Jim Hamilton 41'
TP
3 Euan Murray 20' to 31' 65'
HK
2 Ross Ford 65'
LP
1 Allan Jacobsen
Replacements:
HK
16 Scott Lawson 65'
PR
17 Alasdair Dickinson 20' 31' 65'
LK
18 Nathan Hines 41'
FL
19 Ross Rennie 65'
SH
20 Greig Laidlaw 38'
FH
21 Ruaridh Jackson 67'
WG
22 Nikki Walker 41'
Coach:
Andy Robinson
New Zealand
FB
15 Mils Muliaina
RW
14 Isaia Toeava
OC
13 Conrad Smith
IC
12 Sonny Bill Williams
LW
11 Hosea Gear
FH
10 Dan Carter 50'
SH
9 Jimmy Cowan 58'
N8
8 Kieran Read
OF
7 Richie McCaw (c )57'
BF
6 Liam Messam
RL
5 Sam Whitelock
LL
4 Brad Thorn 57'
TP
3 Owen Franks 53'
HK
2 Hika Elliot 61'
LP
1 Tony Woodcock
Replacements:
HK
16 Andrew Hore 61'
PR
17 John Afoa 53'
LK
18 Anthony Boric 57'
FL
19 Daniel Braid 57'
SH
20 Andy Ellis 58'
FH
21 Stephen Donald 50'
CE
22 Ma'a Nonu
Coach:
Graham Henry
Touch judges:
Wayne Barnes (England )
England )
Television match official:
Italy )
Two of the All Blacks squad—captain Richie McCaw and Mils Muliaina—drew level with Sean Fitzpatrick as New Zealand's most-capped players, with 92 each.
Munster 15 – 6
Australia
Pen: Warwick (3)Drop: Warwick (2)Report[45]
Pen: Barnes (2)
Thomond Park , Limerick Attendance: 21,314
Referee:
Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand )
Australia
FB
15 Lachie Turner
RW
14 Rod Davies
OC
13 Pat McCabe
IC
12 Anthony Fainga'a 30' to 40'
LW
11 Luke Morahan
FH
10 Berrick Barnes (c )
SH
9 Luke Burgess
N8
8 Richard Brown
OF
7 Matt Hodgson
BF
6 Scott Higginbotham
RL
5 Rob Simmons
LL
4 Dean Mumm
TP
3 Salesi Ma'afu
HK
2 Saia Fainga'a
LP
1 Ben Daley 76' to 80'
Replacements:
HK
16 Tatafu Polota-Nau
PR
17 James Slipper
LK
18 Van Humphries
FL
19 Pat McCutcheon
SH
20 Nick Phipps
CE
21 Matt Giteau
FB
22 Peter Hynes
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Alan Lewis (Ireland )
Ireland )
Television match official:
Ireland )
Australia did not award test status for this match.
Stadio Vittorio Pozzo Lamarmora, Biella John Lacey (Ireland )
19 November 2010
19:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
[1]
Scotland A 25 – 0
United States
Try: Jones (2), Traynor Con: Blair (2)Pen: Blair (2)Report[47]
Netherdale , Galashiels Mathieu Raynal (France )
Scotland
FB
15 Jack Cuthbert
RW
14 Jim Thompson
OC
13 Ben Cairns
IC
12 Alex Grove
LW
11 Lee Jones
FH
10 David Blair
SH
9 Mark McMillan
N8
8 Stuart McInally
OF
7 Roddy Grant
BF
6 Rob Harley
RL
5 Alastair Kellock (c )
LL
4 Fraser McKenzie
TP
3 Geoff Cross
HK
2 Scott Lawson
LP
1 Jon Welsh
Replacements:
HK
16 Steven Lawrie
PR
17 Kyle Traynor
LK
18 Tom Ryder
FL
19 David Denton
SH
20 Henry Pyrgos
FH
21 Duncan Weir
CE
22 John Houston
Coach:
Nick Scrivener
FB
15 Colin Hawley
RW
14 Alipate Tuilevuka
OC
13 Paul Emerick 62' to 72'
IC
12 Andrew Suniula
LW
11 Zach Test
FH
10 Tai Enosa
SH
9 Mike Petri (c )
N8
8 JJ Gagiano
OF
7 Inaki Basauri 56' to 66'
BF
6 Patrick Danahy
RL
5 Hayden Smith
LL
4 Samu Manoa
TP
3 Eric Fry
HK
2 Chris Biller
LP
1 Mate Moeakiola 16' to 26'
Replacements:
HK
16 Phil Thiel
PR
17 Shawn Pittman
LK
18 Scott Lavalla
FL
19 Louis Stanfill
SH
20 Tim Usasz
FH
21 Valenese Malifa
FB
22 Chris Wyles
Coach:
Eddie O'Sullivan
Touch judges:
France )
France )
The USA did not award test status for this match; the last time it awarded caps for matches against national "A" sides was the 2008 Churchill Cup .
19 November 2010
19:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Wales 16 – 16
Fiji
Try: Penalty try 59' cCon: S. Jones (1/1)Pen: Biggar (2/3) 6', 21'S. Jones (1/1) 63'Report[48]
Try: VuliVuli 36' cCon: Bai (1/1)Pen: Bai (2/3) 13', 80'+2'Matavesi (1/1) 24'
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff Attendance: 55,000
Referee:
Jérôme Garcès (France )
Wales
FB
15 Lee Byrne
RW
14 George North
OC
13 James Hook
IC
12 Andrew Bishop 49'
LW
11 Aled Brew
FH
10 Dan Biggar 49'
SH
9 Richie Rees 49'
N8
8 Jonathan Thomas
OF
7 Dan Lydiate
BF
6 Ryan Jones (c )
RL
5 Deiniol Jones
LL
4 Ian Gough 49'
TP
3 Adam Jones
HK
2 Huw Bennett
LP
1 Paul James
Replacements:
HK
16 Richard Hibbard
PR
17 John Yapp
LK
18 Bradley Davies 49'
FL
19 Taulupe Faletau
SH
20 Mike Phillips 49'
FH
21 Stephen Jones 49'
CE
22 Tom Shanklin 49'
Coach:
Warren Gatland
Fiji
FB
15 Josh Matavesi
RW
14 Michael Tagicakibau 49'
OC
13 Albert VuliVuli 66'
IC
12 Gabiriele Lovobalavu
LW
11 Vereniki Goneva
FH
10 Seremaia Bai 21' to 31'
SH
9 Nemia Kenatale 54'
N8
8 Sisa Koyamaibole 49'
OF
7 Malakai Ravulo 74'
BF
6 Semisi Naevo
RL
5 Jone Qovu
LL
4 Ifereimi Rawaqa
TP
3 Deacon Manu (c )
HK
2 Viliame Veikoso 52'
LP
1 Campese Ma'afu 58'
Replacements:
HK
16 Talemaitoga Tuapati 52'
PR
17 Graham Dewes 58'
LK
18 Sekonaia Kalou 74'
FL
19 Akapusi Qera 49'
SH
20 Seveci Taka 54'
CE
21 Ropate Ratu 49'
FB
22 Taniela Rawaqa 66'
Coach:
Sam Domoni
Touch judges:
Steve Walsh (Australia )
Rob Debney (England )
Television match official:
France )
20 November 2010
14:00
GT (
UTC+04 )
Boris Paichadze National Stadium , Tbilisi Pascal Gauzere (France )
Georgia
FB
15 Malkhaz Urjukashvili
RW
14 Irakli Machkhaneli
OC
13 Irakli Chkhikvadze
IC
12
LW
11
FH
10 Lasha Malaghuradze
SH
9 Irakli Abuseridze (c )
N8
8
OF
7 Giorgi Chkhaidze
BF
6 Grigol Labadze
RL
5 Levan Datunashvili
LL
4 Shalva Sutiashvili
TP
3 Davit Zirakashvili
HK
2 Akvsenti Giorgadze
LP
1 Davit Khinchagishvili
Replacements:
HK
16
PR
17 Goderdzi Shvelidze
LK
18 Giorgi Nemsadze
FL
19 Simon Maisuradze
SH
20 Bidzina Samkharadze
CE
21 David Kacharava
FH
22 Merab Kvirikashvili
Coach:
Touch judges:
Georgia )
Georgia )
20 November 2010
15:00
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
Italy 14 – 32
Australia
Try: Barbieri 71' mPen: Bergamasco (2) 11', 40'Orquera 35'Report[50]
Try: Mitchell 9' cElsom 80' cCon: Barnes (2/2)Pen: Barnes (6/6) 2', 13', 50', 53', 59', 67'
Italy
FB
15 Luke McLean
RW
14 Tommaso Benvenuti
OC
13 Gonzalo Canale
IC
12 Alberto Sgarbi 60'
LW
11 Mirco Bergamasco
FH
10 Luciano Orquera 67'
SH
9 Edoardo Gori 60'
N8
8 Sergio Parisse (c )
OF
7 Alessandro Zanni
BF
6 Paul Derbyshire 55'
RL
5 Quintin Geldenhuys
LL
4 Carlo Del Fava 67'
TP
3 Martin Castrogiovanni 55'
HK
2 Fabio Ongaro 48'
LP
1 Andrea Lo Cicero
Replacements:
HK
16 Carlo Festuccia 48'
PR
17 Lorenzo Cittadini 55'
LK
18 Santiago Dellapè 67'
FL
19 Robert Barbieri 55'
UB
20 Pablo Canavosio 60'
FH
21 Riccardo Bocchino 67'
CE
22 Andrea Masi 60'
Coach:
Nick Mallett
Australia
FB
15 Kurtley Beale
RW
14 Lachie Turner
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper 79'
IC
12 Berrick Barnes
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Quade Cooper
SH
9 Luke Burgess
N8
8 Ben McCalman
OF
7 David Pocock 67'
BF
6 Rocky Elsom (c )
RL
5 Nathan Sharpe 67'
LL
4 Rob Simmons
TP
3 Ben Alexander
HK
2 Stephen Moore 67' to 73'
LP
1 James Slipper 67'
Replacements:
HK
16 Tatafu Polota-Nau 67'
PR
17 Benn Robinson 67' 73'
LK
18 Mark Chisholm 67'
FL
19 Matt Hodgson 67'
SH
20 Will Genia
CE
21 Matt Giteau
WG
22 Pat McCabe 79'
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Romain Poite (France )
Wales )
Television match official:
England )
20 November 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
England 26 – 13
Samoa
Try: Banahan 47' cCroft 72' cCon: Flood (2/2)Pen: Flood (4/5) 16', 26', 52', 70'Report[51]
Try: P. Williams 41' mCon: P. Williams (0/2)Pen: P. Williams (1/3) 4'
Twickenham , London Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland )
England
FB
15 Ben Foden
RW
14 Chris Ashton 75'
OC
13 Matt Banahan
IC
12 Shontayne Hape 75'
LW
11 Mark Cueto
FH
10 Toby Flood
SH
9 Ben Youngs 68'
N8
8 Nick Easter (c )
OF
7 Hendre Fourie
BF
6 James Haskell 68'
RL
5 Tom Palmer
LL
4 Courtney Lawes 67'
TP
3 David Wilson 56'
HK
2 Dylan Hartley 56'
LP
1 Andrew Sheridan
Replacements:
HK
16 Steve Thompson 56'
PR
17 Dan Cole 56'
LK
18 Dave Attwood 67'
FL
19 Tom Croft 68'
SH
20 Danny Care 68'
FH
21 Charlie Hodgson 75'
CE
22 Delon Armitage 75'
Coach:
Martin Johnson
Samoa
FB
15 Paul Williams
RW
14 David Lemi 59'
OC
13 George Pisi 75'
IC
12 Seilala Mapusua
LW
11 Alesana Tuilagi
FH
10 Tasesa Lavea 66'
SH
9 Kahn Fotuali'i
N8
8 George Stowers
OF
7
BF
6 Ofisa Treviranus 64'
RL
5 Filipo Levi
LL
4 Kane Thompson 40'
TP
3 Anthony Perenise 67'
HK
2 Mahonri Schwalger (c )48'
LP
1 Sakaria Taulafo 12' to 19'
Replacements:
HK
16 Ti’i Paulo 48'
PR
17 Census Johnston 12' 19' 67'
LK
18 Joe Tekori 40'
FL
19 64'
SH
20 Junior Poluleuligaga 66'
CE
21 Gavin Williams 75'
WG
22 59'
Coach:
Fuimaono Tafua
Touch judges:
Alan Lewis (Ireland )
South Africa )
Television match official:
Italy )
Scotland 21 – 17
South Africa
Pen: Parks (6/6) 16', 23', 29', 53', 62', 68'Drop: Parks (1/2) 19'Report[52]
Try: Alberts 70' mPen: M. Steyn (4/5) 2', 12', 36', 46'
Scotland
FB
15 Hugo Southwell
RW
14 Nikki Walker 73'
OC
13 Joe Ansbro
IC
12 Graeme Morrison
LW
11 Sean Lamont
FH
10 Dan Parks
SH
9 Rory Lawson (c )
N8
8 Kelly Brown 78'
OF
7 John Barclay
BF
6 Nathan Hines
RL
5 Richie Gray
LL
4 Scott MacLeod 34'
TP
3 Euan Murray 69'
HK
2 Ross Ford 68'
LP
1 Allan Jacobsen
Replacements:
HK
16 Dougie Hall 68'
PR
17 Moray Low 69'
N8
18 Richie Vernon 34'
FL
19 Ross Rennie 78'
SH
20 Greig Laidlaw
FH
21 Ruaridh Jackson
WG
22 Chris Paterson 73'
Coach:
Andy Robinson
South Africa
FB
15 Zane Kirchner
RW
14 Gio Aplon
OC
13 François Steyn
IC
12 Jean de Villiers
LW
11 Lwazi Mvovo
FH
10 Morné Steyn 63'
SH
9 Francois Hougaard 46'
N8
8 Ryan Kankowski
OF
7 Juan Smith
BF
6 Deon Stegmann 46'
RL
5 Victor Matfield (c )
LL
4 Bakkies Botha 64'
TP
3 Jannie du Plessis
HK
2 Bismarck du Plessis 73'
LP
1 Tendai Mtawarira 72'
Replacements:
HK
16 Adriaan Strauss 73'
PR
17 CJ van der Linde 72'
LK
18 Flip van der Merwe 64'
FL
19 Willem Alberts 46'
SH
20 Ruan Pienaar 46'
CE
21 Adi Jacobs
FH
22 Patrick Lambie 63'
Coach:
Peter de Villiers
Touch judges:
Alain Rolland (Ireland )
Francisco Pastrana (Argentina )
Television match official:
Ireland )
20 November 2010
15:00
WET/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
[1]
Portugal 24 – 12
Namibia
Try: Bardy , G. Uva Con: Pen: (4)Report[53]
Pen: Jantjies (4)
20 November 2010
17:30
IST/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Ireland 18 – 38
New Zealand
Try: Ferris 31' c B. O'Driscoll 57' mCon: Sexton 31'Pen: Sexton 11', 27'Report[54]
Try: Boric 40' c Read 45' c, 80' m Whitelock 49' cCon: Carter 40', 45', 49'Pen: Carter 8', 16', 30', 36'
Aviva Stadium , Dublin Marius Jonker (South Africa )
Ireland
FB
15 Rob Kearney 76'
RW
14 Tommy Bowe
OC
13 Brian O'Driscoll (c )
IC
12 Gordon D'Arcy
LW
11 Luke Fitzgerald 47'
FH
10 Jonathan Sexton
SH
9 Eoin Reddan 65'
N8
8 Jamie Heaslip
OF
7 David Wallace 65'
BF
6 Stephen Ferris
RL
5 Mick O'Driscoll 50'
LL
4 Donncha O'Callaghan
TP
3 Tom Court 65'
HK
2 Rory Best 23'
LP
1 Cian Healy
Replacements:
HK
16 Sean Cronin 23'
PR
17 John Hayes 65'
LK
18 Devin Toner 50'
FL
19 Denis Leamy 65'
SH
20 Peter Stringer 65'
FH
21 Ronan O'Gara 76'
CE
22 Keith Earls 47'
Coach:
Declan Kidney
New Zealand
FB
15 Mils Muliaina
RW
14 Cory Jane
OC
13 Conrad Smith
IC
12 Ma'a Nonu 58'
LW
11 Hosea Gear
FH
10 Dan Carter
SH
9 Andy Ellis 58'
N8
8 Kieran Read
OF
7 Richie McCaw (c )
BF
6 Jerome Kaino
RL
5 Tom Donnelly 41'
LL
4 Anthony Boric
TP
3 Owen Franks 66'
HK
2 Hika Elliot 58'
LP
1 Tony Woodcock
Replacements:
HK
16 Andrew Hore 58'
PR
17 John Afoa 66'
LK
18 Sam Whitelock 41'
FL
19 Liam Messam
SH
20 Alby Mathewson 58'
FH
21 Stephen Donald
CE
22 Sonny Bill Williams 58'
Coach:
Graham Henry
Touch judges:
Craig Joubert (South Africa )
Italy )
Television match official:
Hugh Watkins (Wales )
New Zealand's captain Richie McCaw and teammate Mils Muliaina earned their 93rd caps, surpassing Sean Fitzpatrick as the most-capped All Blacks in history.
20 November 2010
20:45
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
France 15 – 9
Argentina
Pen: Parra (4/6) 11', 26', 32', 60'Drop: Traille (1/1) 49'Report[55]
Pen: Contepomi (3/3) 17', 47', 62' Rodríguez (0/1)
Stade de la Mosson , Montpellier Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa )
France
FB
15 Alexis Palisson
RW
14 Yoann Huget
OC
13 Aurélien Rougerie 79'
IC
12 Yannick Jauzion
LW
11 Marc Andreu
FH
10 Damien Traille 78'
SH
9 Morgan Parra 78'
N8
8 Sébastien Chabal 62'
OF
7 Julien Bonnaire
BF
6 Thierry Dusautoir (c )
RL
5 Lionel Nallet
LL
4 Julien Pierre 56'
TP
3 Nicolas Mas
HK
2 William Servat 66'
LP
1 Thomas Domingo 56'
Replacements:
HK
16 Guilhem Guirado 66'
PR
17 Luc Ducalcon 56'
LK
18 Jérôme Thion 56'
N8
19 Imanol Harinordoquy 62'
SH
20 Dimitri Yachvili 78'
CE
21 Fabrice Estebanez 78'
FB
22 Jérôme Porical 79'
Coach:
Marc Lièvremont
Touch judges:
Nigel Owens (Wales )
Andy Macpherson (Scotland )
Television match official:
Scotland )
26 November 2010
20:45
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
French Barbarians 27 – 28
Tonga
Try: Caucaunibuca 50' c Kelleher 60' c Hayman 64' cCon: Baby (3/3) 50', 60', 64'Pen: Élissalde (1/1) 31' Baby (1/2) 56'Report[56]
Try: Lilo 66' c Malupo 70' m Pulu 75' cCon: Fisilau (2/3) 66', 75'Pen: Fisilau (3/4) 3', 43', 47'
Stade des Alpes , Grenoble JP Doyle (England )
Touch judges:
Jérôme Garces (France )
France )
Television match official:
France )
The traditionally uncapped player of the Barbarians' side was Brive's Benoît Cabello.
This match was Jean-Baptiste Élissalde's jubilee, as he came out of retirement for the game after having been named Toulouse's backs coach prior to the start of the 2010–11 season .
27 November 2010
14:00
GT (
UTC+04 )
Georgia 19 – 17
United States
Try: GugavaCon: Kvirikashvili Pen: Malaghuradze (3), Kvirikashvili Report[57]
Try: Emerick Con: Malifa Drop: Malifa , Wyles
Boris Paichadze National Stadium , Tbilisi (Scotland )
Georgia
FB
15 Bessik Khamashuridze
RW
14 Irakli Machkhaneli
OC
13 Irakli Chkhikvadze
IC
12
LW
11
FH
10 Lasha Malaghuradze
SH
9 Irakli Abuseridze (c )
N8
8
OF
7 Giorgi Chkhaidze
BF
6 Simon Maisuradze
RL
5 Levan Datunashvili
LL
4 Shalva Sutiashvili
TP
3
HK
2 Akvsenti Giorgadze
LP
1 Goderdzi Shvelidze
Replacements:
HK
16
PR
17 Davit Zirakashvili
N8
18 Viktor Kolelishvili
LK
19 Giorgi Nemsadze
SH
20 Bidzina Samkharadze
CE
21 David Kacharava
FB
22 Merab Kvirikashvili
Coach:
United States
FB
15 Chris Wyles
RW
14 Takudzwa Ngwenya
OC
13 Paul Emerick
IC
12 Andrew Suniula
LW
11 Kevin Swiryn
FH
10 Valenese Malifa
SH
9 Tim Usasz
N8
8 Inaki Basauri
OF
7 Todd Clever (c )
BF
6 Louis Stanfill
RL
5 Hayden Smith
LL
4 Samu Manoa
TP
3 Shawn Pittman
HK
2 Phil Thiel
LP
1 Matekitonga Moeakiola
Replacements:
HK
16 Chris Biller
PR
17 Mike MacDonald
LK
18 Scott LaValla
N8
19 Nic Johnson
SH
20 Mike Petri
FH
21 Tai Enosa
CE
22 Seta Tuilevuka
Coach:
Eddie O'Sullivan
Touch judges:
Scotland )
Allan Forrest (Scotland )
27 November 2010
15:00
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
Italy 24 – 16
Fiji
Pen: Mi. Bergamasco (8) 11', 19', 35', 45', 52', 60', 75', 79'Report[58]
Try: Tuapati 8' cCon: Bai (1/1)Pen: Bai (3) 24', 27', 39'
Stadio Alberto Braglia , Modena Dave Pearson (England )
Italy
FB
15 Luke McLean
RW
14 Andrea Masi 57'
OC
13 Gonzalo Canale
IC
12 Alberto Sgarbi
LW
11 Mirco Bergamasco
FH
10 Luciano Orquera 50'
SH
9 Edoardo Gori
N8
8 Sergio Parisse (c )
OF
7 Robert Barbieri 69'
BF
6 Alessandro Zanni
RL
5 Quintin Geldenhuys
LL
4 Carlo Del Fava 7'
TP
3 Martin Castrogiovanni 39' to 49'
HK
2 Fabio Ongaro 50'
LP
1 Salvatore Perugini 60'
Replacements:
HK
16 Carlo Festuccia 50'
PR
17 Andrea Lo Cicero 60'
LK
18 Santiago Dellapè 7'
FL
19 Paul Derbyshire 50'
SH
20 Pablo Canavosio
FH
21 Riccardo Bocchino 50'
WG
22 Tommaso Benvenuti 57'
Coach:
Nick Mallett
Fiji
FB
15 Norman Ligairi
RW
14 Vereniki Goneva 60'
OC
13 Albert VuliVuli
IC
12 Gabiriele Lovobalavu
LW
11 Napolioni Nalaga
FH
10 Seremaia Bai
SH
9 Nemia Kenatale
N8
8 Sisa Koyamaibole 53'
OF
7 Akapusi Qera 69'
BF
6 Semisi Naevo
RL
5 Jone Qovu
LL
4 Wame Lewaravu
TP
3 Deacon Manu (c )
HK
2 Talemaitoga Tuapati 74'
LP
1 Campese Ma'afu 69'
Replacements:
HK
16 Viliame Veikoso 74'
PR
17 Vesi Rarawa 69'
LK
18 Sekonaia Kalou 53'
FL
19 Jimilai Nakaidawa 69'
SH
20 Seveci Taka
CE
21 Seru Rabeni 60'
FB
22 Taniela Rawaqa
Coach:
Sam Domoni
Touch judges:
Christophe Berdos (France )
Wales )
Television match official:
England )
27 November 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Twickenham , London George Clancy (Ireland )
England
FB
15 Ben Foden
RW
14 Chris Ashton 72'
OC
13 Mike Tindall
IC
12 Shontayne Hape
LW
11 Mark Cueto
FH
10 Toby Flood 33'
SH
9 Ben Youngs 61'
N8
8 Nick Easter
OF
7 Lewis Moody (c )
BF
6 Tom Croft 21'
RL
5 Tom Palmer
LL
4 Courtney Lawes 67'
TP
3 Dan Cole 67'
HK
2 Dylan Hartley 73'
LP
1 Andrew Sheridan
Replacements:
HK
16 Steve Thompson 73'
PR
17 David Wilson 67'
LK
18 Simon Shaw 67'
FL
19 Hendre Fourie 21'
SH
20 Danny Care 61'
FH
21 Charlie Hodgson 33'
CE
22 Matt Banahan 72'
Coach:
Martin Johnson
South Africa
FB
15 Zane Kirchner 47'
RW
14 Gio Aplon 60' to 67' 78'
OC
13 François Steyn
IC
12 Jean de Villiers 67'
LW
11 Lwazi Mvovo
FH
10 Morné Steyn
SH
9 Ruan Pienaar
N8
8 Pierre Spies
OF
7 Juan Smith
BF
6 Deon Stegmann 48'
RL
5 Victor Matfield (c )
LL
4 Bakkies Botha 66'
TP
3 Jannie du Plessis 52'
HK
2 Bismarck du Plessis 78'
LP
1 Tendai Mtawarira
Replacements:
HK
16 Adriaan Strauss 78'
PR
17 CJ van der Linde 52'
LK
18 Flip van der Merwe 66'
FL
19 Willem Alberts 48'
SH
20 Francois Hougaard 60'
FH
21 Patrick Lambie 78'
CE
22 Adi Jacobs 47'
Coach:
Peter de Villiers
Touch judges:
Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland )
Ireland )
Television match official:
Scotland )
Scotland 19 – 16
Samoa
Try: Walker 14' cCon: Parks (1/1)Pen: Parks (2) 2', 29'Jackson 79'Drop: Parks (1/1) 52'Report[60]
Try: Fotuali'i 9' cCon: Williams (1/1)Pen: Williams (3/3) 36', 41', 55'
Pittodrie , Aberdeen Steve Walsh (Australia )
Scotland
FB
15 Hugo Southwell
RW
14 Nikki Walker
OC
13 Joe Ansbro 58'
IC
12 Graeme Morrison
LW
11 Sean Lamont
FH
10 Dan Parks 58'
SH
9 Rory Lawson (c )55'
N8
8 Richie Vernon 74'
OF
7 John Barclay
BF
6 Kelly Brown
RL
5 Richie Gray 59'
LL
4 Nathan Hines
TP
3 Euan Murray 59'
HK
2 Ross Ford 74'
LP
1 Allan Jacobsen
Replacements:
HK
16 Dougie Hall 74'
PR
17 Moray Low 59'
LK
18 Jim Hamilton 59'
FL
19 Ross Rennie 74'
SH
20 Mike Blair 55'
FH
21 Ruaridh Jackson 58'
CE
22 Max Evans 58'
Coach:
Andy Robinson
Samoa
FB
15 Paul Williams
RW
14 David Lemi 73'
OC
13 George Pisi
IC
12 Seilala Mapusua
LW
11 Alesana Tuilagi
FH
10 Tasesa Lavea
SH
9 Kahn Fotuali'i
N8
8 George Stowers
OF
7 73'
BF
6 Ofisa Treviranus 65'
RL
5 Filipo Levi
LL
4 Kane Thompson 61'
TP
3 Census Johnston 59'
HK
2 Mahonri Schwalger (c )61'
LP
1 Sakaria Taulafo
Replacements:
HK
16 Ti’i Paulo 61'
PR
17 Anthony Perenise 59'
LK
18 Joe Tekori 61'
LK
19 Dan Leo 73'
FL
20 65'
SH
21 Junior Poluleuligaga
WG
22 73'
Coach:
Fuimaono Tafua
Touch judges:
Marius Jonker (South Africa )
South Africa )
Television match official:
Ireland )
27 November 2010
17:15
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Wales 25 – 37
New Zealand
Try: Byrne 80' cCon: S. Jones Pen: S. Jones (6)Report[61]
Try: Gear 5' m, 54' cMuliaina 22' mToeava 73' cAfoa 76' cCon: Carter (3/5)Pen: Carter (2)
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff Alan Lewis (Ireland )
Wales
FB
15 Lee Byrne
RW
14 George North
OC
13 Tom Shanklin 79'
IC
12 James Hook
LW
11 Tom James
FH
10 Stephen Jones
SH
9 Mike Phillips 78'
N8
8 Ryan Jones 48'
OF
7 Sam Warburton 75'
BF
6 Dan Lydiate 48'
RL
5 Alun Wyn Jones
LL
4 Bradley Davies
TP
3 Adam Jones
HK
2 Matthew Rees (c )
LP
1 Gethin Jenkins 78'
Replacements:
HK
16 Huw Bennett
PR
17 Paul James 78'
LK
18 Jonathan Thomas 48'
N8
19 Andy Powell 48'
FL
20 Martyn Williams 75'
SH
21 Richie Rees 78'
CE
22 Andrew Bishop 79'
Coach:
Warren Gatland
New Zealand
FB
15 Mils Muliaina
RW
14 Isaia Toeava
OC
13 Conrad Smith
IC
12 Sonny Bill Williams 49'
LW
11 Hosea Gear
FH
10 Dan Carter 78'
SH
9 Jimmy Cowan 77'
N8
8 Kieran Read 37'
OF
7 Richie McCaw (c )
BF
6 Jerome Kaino
RL
5 Sam Whitelock 55'
LL
4 Brad Thorn
TP
3 Owen Franks 62'
HK
2 Keven Mealamu 75'
LP
1 Tony Woodcock
Replacements:
HK
16 Andrew Hore 75'
PR
17 John Afoa 62'
LK
18 Anthony Boric 55'
FL
19 Daniel Braid 51' to 61' 37'
SH
20 Andy Ellis 77'
FH
21 Stephen Donald 78'
CE
22 Ma'a Nonu 49'
Coach:
Graham Henry
Touch judges:
Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa )
David Changleng (Scotland )
Television match official:
Italy )
With a penalty in the 7th minute, Dan Carter surpassed England's Jonny Wilkinson , who sat out the November Tests due to injury, as the leading Test point scorer in history.
27 November 2010
20:45
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
France 16 – 59
Australia
Try: Penalty try 30' cCon: Parra (1/1) 30'Pen: Parra (3/4) 9', 20', 42'Report[62]
Try: Asley-Cooper 4' cRobinson 49' cGenia 52' cMitchell 67' c, 73' c, 76' cO'Connor 80' mCon: O'Connor (6/7) 5', 50', 52', 67', 73', 76'Pen: O'Connor (4/5) 14', 25', 61', 72'
Stade de France , Saint-Denis Attendance: 59,275
Referee:
Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand )
Australia
FB
15 Kurtley Beale
RW
14 James O'Connor
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper 73'
IC
12 Berrick Barnes 72'
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Quade Cooper
SH
9 Will Genia 73'
N8
8 Ben McCalman 36' 40' 64'
OF
7 David Pocock
BF
6 Rocky Elsom (c )
RL
5 Nathan Sharpe 66'
LL
4 Rob Simmons
TP
3 Ben Alexander 30' to 40' 40'
HK
2 Stephen Moore 72'
LP
1 James Slipper
Replacements:
HK
16 Tatafu Polota-Nau 72'
PR
17 Benn Robinson 36'
LK
18 Mark Chisholm 66'
FL
19 Scott Higginbotham 64'
SH
20 Luke Burgess 73'
CE
21 Matt Giteau 72'
WG
22 Lachlan Turner 73'
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Touch judges:
Wayne Barnes (England )
Italy )
Television match official:
Hugh Watkins (Wales )
Spain 33 – 20
Namibia
Try: Con: (3/3)Pen: (4)Report[64]
Try: marais , Botha , Kitshoff Con: Botha (1/3)Pen: (1/1)
Estadio Príncipes de España, Palma de Mallorca Attendance: 3,500
[65] Referee:
(Portugal )
Spain
FB
15
RW
14
OC
13
IC
12
LW
11
FH
10
SH
9
N8
8
OF
7 (c )
BF
6
RL
5
LL
4
TP
3 Jesús Moreno
HK
2
LP
1
Replacements:
PR
16 Rodrigo Martínez
HK
17
PR
18
FL
19
SH
20
CE
21
FB
22
Coach:
Touch judges:
Spain )
Spain )
27 November 2010
15:00
WET/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
[1]
Touch judges:
Portugal )
Portugal )
28 November 2010
14:30
IST/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Ireland 29 – 9
Argentina
Try: Ferris 19' cD'Arcy 80' cCon: Sexton 21'O'Gara 80'Pen: Sexton 13', 28', 33', 40', 65'Report[67]
Pen: Contepomi 30', 57', 67'
Aviva Stadium , Dublin Mark Lawrence (South Africa )
Ireland
FB
15 Geordan Murphy
RW
14 Tommy Bowe
OC
13 Brian O'Driscoll (c )68'
IC
12 Gordon D'Arcy
LW
11 Andrew Trimble
FH
10 Jonathan Sexton 68'
SH
9 Peter Stringer 76'
N8
8 Jamie Heaslip
OF
7 David Wallace
BF
6 Stephen Ferris 60'
RL
5 Mick O'Driscoll 65'
LL
4 Donncha O'Callaghan
TP
3 Tony Buckley 63'
HK
2 Sean Cronin 64'
LP
1 Cian Healy
Replacements:
HK
16 Damien Varley 64'
PR
17 Tom Court 63'
LK
18 Devin Toner 65'
FL
19 Denis Leamy 60'
SH
20 Eoin Reddan 76'
FH
21 Ronan O'Gara 68'
CE
22 Keith Earls 68'
Coach:
Declan Kidney
Touch judges:
Nigel Owens (Wales )
England )
Television match official:
France )
4 December 2010
14:30
BT/GMT+0 (
UTC+0 )
Barbarians 26 – 20
South Africa
Try: Mitchell 5' m, 20' cO'Connor 15' cGeldenhuys 61' cCon: O'Connor 17', 22' 62' (3/4)Report[68]
Try: Ndungane 43' cBotha 69' mMaku 80' mCon: Jantjies 44' (1/3)Pen: Jantjies 9'
Twickenham , London Referee:
Pascal Gauzere (France )[69]
Barbarians
FB
15 James O'Connor
RW
14 Joe Rokocoko 64'
OC
13 Adam Ashley-Cooper
IC
12 Ma'a Nonu 63'
LW
11 Drew Mitchell
FH
10 Matt Giteau (c )
SH
9 Will Genia 48'
N8
8 Colin Bourke 23'
OF
7 Martyn Williams 22' to 29'
BF
6 Rodney So'oialo 48'
RL
5 Chris Jack
LL
4 Anton van Zyl
TP
3 Neemia Tialata 64'
HK
2 Stephen Moore 40'
LP
1 Salvatore Perugini
Replacements:
HK
16 Keven Mealamu 40'
PR
17 John Yapp 64'
LK
18 Quintin Geldenhuys 23' 29' 48'
FL
19 Daniel Braid 22'
SH
20 Andy Ellis 48'
FH
21 Stephen Donald 63'
CE
22 Seru Rabeni 64'
Coach:
Nick Mallett
FB
15 Patrick Lambie
RW
14 Odwa Ndungane
OC
13 Adi Jacobs
IC
12 Andries Strauss 63'
LW
11 Lwazi Mvovo
FH
10 Elton Jantjies 72'
SH
9 Francois Hougaard
N8
8 Ryan Kankowski 55'
OF
7 Juan Smith (c )
BF
6 Willem Alberts
RL
5 Alistair Hargreaves 40'
LL
4 Bakkies Botha 29' to 38'
TP
3 CJ van der Linde
HK
2 Adriaan Strauss 59'
LP
1 Coenie Oosthuizen 45'
Replacements:
HK
16 Bandise Maku 59'
PR
17 Tendai Mtawarira 45' 67'
PR
18 Werner Kruger 67'
LK
19 Flip van der Merwe 29' 38' 40'
FL
20 Keegan Daniel 55'
SH
21 Charl McLeod 63'
WG
22 Gio Aplon 72'
Coach:
Peter de Villiers
There are two uncapped players in the Barbarians' side: Waikato Chiefs ' and New Zealand Māoris ' Colin Bourke and Stormers ' Anton van Zyl , and five uncapped players in South Africa's side: Cheetahs ' Coenie Oosthuizen, Lions ' Elton Jantjies, Sharks ' Charl McLeod and Andries Strauss and Bulls ' Werner Kruger.
The match does not have Test status.
Germany 34 – 13
Hong Kong
Report[71] (in German)
15 December 2010
17:00
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
18 December 2010
20:00
CET/GMT+01 (
UTC+01 )
Netherlands Snow Cancelled
Hong Kong
National Rugby Centre, Amsterdam (USA )
Dana Teagarden was scheduled to become the first woman ever to serve as referee in a senior men's international 15-man match. She is already the first (and to date only) woman to have refereed in the IRB Sevens World Series .[73] See also [ ] 2010 mid-year rugby union tests References [ ]
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End-of-year rugby union internationals
* Rugby World Cup years
Tonga
Argentina XV
Samoa
New Zealand
63
62
71
South Africa
United States
Canada
Fiji
20
Namibia
Hong Kong
