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Australia 27 - 8 Georgia
Full time! Australia scrap past Georgia.
79min - TRY - Australia, simply perfection from Australia, Taniela Tupou makes a nice break and offloads to Will Genia who scores. Kick is wide. Australia 27 - 8 Georgia.
79min - Australia win a penalty and kick for touch.
76min - TRY - Australia, the lineout drive finally works, it's Jack Dempsey. Kick is wide. Australia 22 - 8 Georgia.
74min - From the scrum, Australia do well and win a penalty. They kick for touch.
73min - A mistake off the kick off from Australia and Georgia win the scrum on halfway.
70min - TRY - Georgia, what a cracker! From the lineout, Georgia work the ball left, David Kacharava makes the break and it's Alexander Todua who scores! Kick is wide. Australia 17 - 8 Georgia.
69min - Georgia not giving up here! Still running and tackling like it's the third minute.
64min - A knock on from Australia, they were starting to put a big attack together here. Good defence once again.
62min - That might be the final blow Australia were looking for, Georgia keep tackling though.
60min - TRY - Australia, a superb solo try from the winger, he beats two and then slices through the defence before using his speed to cross for the second of the game. Marika Koroibete does very well there. Kick is good. Australia 17 - 3 Georgia.
57min - Not releasing is the call, Georgia will work the ball down field.
56min - Another slick backline move from Aussie and they get on the 22 after the mini break from Koroibete.
55min - Latu does well to break up the attack and earn Australia a scrum, great work.
53min - Penalty won by Georgia, they will kick for touch
52min - Georgia come up with the turnover and they clear.
51min - It's the Georgian scrum half, Gela Aprasidze he is carried off in a stretcher.
51min - Stoppage here as a player in lying on the ground.
51min - A knock on again from Australia, they might just begin to be getting a little nervous here.
49min - A bad mistake at the lineout, knock on called, Georgia scrum.
46min - A slick backline is well defended from Georgia and they a force a knock on! Great work.
45min - A turnover won from Georgia and they are 22 m out, real chance here! As I type that, Aussie turn the ball over.
42min - A bad lineout from Aussie sees Georgia win a scrum.
41min - Back underway!
40min - Both sides engage in a bit of force back here, Aussie kick the ball out and that's half time.
36min - Another penalty won by Asutralia, they will take the shot, a little win for Georgia there. It's good. Australia 10 - 3 Georgia.
35min - TMO is called for a foul play and the verdict is a high tackle, shoulder to the head and Isi Naisarani is yellow carded.
35min - This is some impressive defence from Georgia here. 11 phases now.
31min - Australia win a penalty and kick for touch.
28min - High tackle against Aussie and Georgia will kick for goal, it's good. Australia 7 - 3 Georgia.
27min - Australia win a scrum at the lineout, great work.
25min - Penalty won by Georgia off the kick off, they will kick for touch.
23min - TRY - Australia, finally the Georgia defence cracks, it's the halfback Nic White who scores. Kick is good. Australia 7 - 0 Georgia.
21min - Toomua makes a nice break and Aussie have the ball on the 22.
19min - Georgia have done well not to conced any points yet, they have had to make so many tackles, they win a penalty at the scrum.
15min - Incredible goal line defence from Georgia as they force a turnover 2m out.
14min - Penalty is the call after the sliding knee, Beale is off and Aussie will kick for touch.
14min - Knock on is the call and the ref blows the whistle for the medics, Beale is flat on the ground after a knee to the head.
11min - Now a knock on against Georgia, both sides are putting in big hits early, Georgia look well up for this.
10min - Australia go 13 phases but Beale knocks the ball on, great defence from Georgia.
7min - Great work at the breakdown by Pocock, relentless, he wins a penalty.
4min - High tackle called against Australia and Georgia kick for touch.
4min - Georgia knock the ball on in the tackle, Aussie on attack now.
3min - A knock on is called against Australia, great defence from Georgia!
1min - Georgia collect the ball and run blind side but they're tackled out, Aussie lineout.
1min - Kickoff here for both sides final match of Pool play.
11:12pm - Both sides coming out now, rainy conditions, could we see an upset? I think not! I'm picking Aussie by 33.
Kia ora, good evening and welcome to Newshub's coverage of the Rugby World Cup match between Australia and Georgia from Shizuoka Stadium.
TAB Odds: Australia $1.001 Georgia $18
Pre-match chat: Why the All Blacks are now vulnerable heading into playoffs
If weather strikes for a potential semi-final with England, the All Blacks' quest for a third straight Rugby World Cup would be over.
With England and New Zealand atop Pool B and C respectively, they could meet during the final four of the tournament, should they win their quarter-final matches.
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Over the last 24 hours, World Cup organisers have come under fire for cancelling two pool matches, due to Typhoon Hagibis, with more expected to be added.
Cancelled matches result in scoreless draws, but the rules change for the playoffs.
According to Rugby World Cup rules, if a quarter or semi-finals match is cancelled, the first tiebreaker would be competition points accumulated during pool play.
After both England's and the All Blacks' final pool games were cancelled against France and Italy respectively, Eddie Jones' side have accumulated more points (17) compared to New Zealand (16).
Therefore, if their semi-final was cancelled, England would qualify for the final.
"If a knock-out match cannot commence within the two days following the scheduled match day (or such longer period as specified by RWCL), or is abandoned prior to half-time and cannot be postponed and rescheduled within this period, it shall be considered as cancelled," the tournament rulebook reads.
"In such situations, the following sequential criteria shall apply to determine the winner of the cancelled match."
This hypothetical situation would bring back painful memories for New Zealand sports fans, after the Blackcaps lost the Cricket World Cup final to England on a countback rule.
Despite the match finishing all square after a 'super over', England were declared winners, due to a superior boundary rate.
Kiwi sports fans will hope England don't skittle a New Zealand World Cup dream for the second time in six months.
