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Georgia players celebrate after beating Uruguay. AP

Hadleigh Parkes celebrates scoring Wales' first try against Australia. Reuters

Wales lock Alun Wyn Jones is tackled by Australia's Rory Arnold at the Tokyo Stadium on Sunday. AFP

A Wales fan at the Tokyo Stadium. Reuters

Australia's Matt To'omua is tackled by Wales flanker Justin Tipuric at the Tokyo Stadium. AFP

Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies scores a try against Australia at the Tokyo Stadium. AFP

Gareth Davies of Wales goes over to score his team's second try. Getty

Australia's full-back Dane Haylett-Petty scores a try against Wales. AFP

Wales' fly-half Dan Biggar kicks for goal. AFP

Australia's Rory Arnold wins a lineout at the Tokyo Stadium. PA

Australia centre Samu Kerevi attempts to catch the ball. AFP

Samu Kerevi of Australia charges past Wales' Jonathan Davies. EPA

George North, left, of Wales and Australia's Kurtley Beale compete for a high ball at the Tokyo Stadium. EPA

Allan Alaalatoa, left, of Australia is challenged by Wales' players Nicky Smith and Justin Tipuric at the Tokyo Stadium. EPA

Australia's Dane Haylett-Petty in possession with Rhys Patchel of Wales about to tackle. Reuters

Georgia's Giorgi Kveseladze is tackled by Uruguay wing Nicolas Freitas at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AFP

Action from the 2019 Rugby World Cup Pool D match between Georgia and Uruguay at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium. AFP

Georgia supporters celebrate after their team beat Uruguay at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AFP

Georgia's Shalva Sutiashvili wins a lineout on Sunday against Uruguay. AP Photo

Uruguay's Nicolás Freitas, left, is challenged by Georgia's Giorgi Kveseladze at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AP

Jaba Bregvadze, hidden in pack, scores a try for Georgia against Uruguay. EPA

Georgia's hooker Jaba Bregvadze celebrates with teammates after scoring a try against Uruguay. AFP

Georgia No 8 Otari Giorgadze scores a tryagainst Uruguay. Getty

Uruguay wing Rodrigo Silva is tackled by the Georgia defence. Getty

Georgia players celebrate after beating Uruguay. AP

Hadleigh Parkes celebrates scoring Wales' first try against Australia. Reuters

Wales lock Alun Wyn Jones is tackled by Australia's Rory Arnold at the Tokyo Stadium on Sunday. AFP

A Wales fan at the Tokyo Stadium. Reuters

Australia's Matt To'omua is tackled by Wales flanker Justin Tipuric at the Tokyo Stadium. AFP

Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies scores a try against Australia at the Tokyo Stadium. AFP

Gareth Davies of Wales goes over to score his team's second try. Getty

Australia's full-back Dane Haylett-Petty scores a try against Wales. AFP

Wales' fly-half Dan Biggar kicks for goal. AFP

Australia's Rory Arnold wins a lineout at the Tokyo Stadium. PA

Australia centre Samu Kerevi attempts to catch the ball. AFP

Samu Kerevi of Australia charges past Wales' Jonathan Davies. EPA

George North, left, of Wales and Australia's Kurtley Beale compete for a high ball at the Tokyo Stadium. EPA

Allan Alaalatoa, left, of Australia is challenged by Wales' players Nicky Smith and Justin Tipuric at the Tokyo Stadium. EPA

Australia's Dane Haylett-Petty in possession with Rhys Patchel of Wales about to tackle. Reuters

Georgia's Giorgi Kveseladze is tackled by Uruguay wing Nicolas Freitas at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AFP

Action from the 2019 Rugby World Cup Pool D match between Georgia and Uruguay at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium. AFP

Georgia supporters celebrate after their team beat Uruguay at the Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AFP

Georgia's Shalva Sutiashvili wins a lineout on Sunday against Uruguay. AP Photo

Uruguay's Nicolás Freitas, left, is challenged by Georgia's Giorgi Kveseladze at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium on Sunday. AP

Jaba Bregvadze, hidden in pack, scores a try for Georgia against Uruguay. EPA

Georgia's hooker Jaba Bregvadze celebrates with teammates after scoring a try against Uruguay. AFP

Georgia No 8 Otari Giorgadze scores a tryagainst Uruguay. Getty

Uruguay wing Rodrigo Silva is tackled by the Georgia defence. Getty

Georgia players celebrate after beating Uruguay. AP

Michael Cheika enraged after Australia lose Rugby World Cup classic to Wales

Wallabies defeated 29-25 after a stirring second half fightback falls short and their coach was not best pleased with the performance of the officials

September 29, 2019

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