RWC Daily: Can anyone stop the three-peat?

EPISODE · Oct 24, 2019 · 29 MIN

RWC Daily: Can anyone stop the three-peat?

from The Left Wing · host Irish Independent

The show goes on in Tokyo and the World Cup semi-finals are upon us.It's been a week of heavyweight press conferences in Japan and Jonathan Bradley and Ruaidhri O'Connor have been listening to the noises from all four camps ahead of the big games at the weekend.England face the rampant All Blacks in Yokohama on Saturday, with Wales taking on South Africa a day later.Jonathan's been staking out the final venue, but says there's not much to be doing in Japan's second biggest city. At least the rugby should be good.Inevitably, the lads veer into a chat about the fallout from Ireland's exit and discuss some very pointed comments from Brian O'Driscoll and Isa Nacewa, before they get back on point.Can England stop the three-peat or is this just New Zealand's world and the rest of us just live in it.Wales have somehow reached the semis, but it looks like the end of the line against the all-powerful 'Boks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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