AUS
	No.	Name
15Kurtley Beale, -
14Joseph Tomane, - T
13Henry Speight, - T
12Matt Toomua, - T
11Drew Mitchell, - T 2
10Quade Cooper, -  5
9Nick Phipps, -
1Scott Sio, -
2Tatafu Polota-Nau, -
3Toby Smith, -
4Dean Mumm, - T
5Will Skelton, -
6Ben McCalman, - T 2
7Sean McMahon, - T 2
8Wycliff Palu, -
Replacements
16Stephen Moore, -
17Sekope Kepu, -
18Greg Holmes, -
19Kane Douglas, -
20Rob Simmons, -
21Will Genia, -
22Bernard Foley, -
23Tevita Kuridrani, - T

URUG
	No.	Name
15Gaston Mieres, -
14Leandro Leivas, -
13Joaquin Prada, -
12Andres Vilaseca, -
11Rodrigo Silva, -
10Felipe Berchesi, - 
9Agustin Ormaechea, -
1Mateo Sanguinetti, -
2German Kessler, -
3Mario Sagario, -
4Santiago Vilaseca Hontou, -
5Franco Lamanna, -
6Juan De Freitas, -
7Matias Beer, -
8Juan Gaminara, -
16Nicolas Klappenbach Zucchi, -
17Oscar Duran de Bertolaza, -
18Carlos Arboleya Sarazola, -
19Alejandro Nieto, -
20Diego Magno, -
21Fernando Bascou Ringeltaube, -
22Alejo Duran Parletti, -
23Alberto Roman, -

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Villa Park

7:00 AM, September 27, 2015

Attendance: 39,605

3346dPA Sport

Wallabies wallop Uruguay with 11 tries

Australia carried the momentum from their opening win over Fiji into their second World Cup match as they destroyed Uruguay in recording the biggest margin of victory in the competition so far.

Match Commentary

82'		ESPN's Sam Bruce at Villa Park - The Wallabies have eased to a crushing 62-point victory over Uruguay at Birmingham's Villa Park yet none of their virtual "B-team" likely did enough to earn a start against England. An indifferent early quarter, where playmaker Quade Cooper was sin-binned, eventually gave way to a period when the two-time champions found some rhythm and showed glimpses of the running rugby of yesteryear. Their standout was clearly youngster Sean McMahon; Michael Cheika's World Cup "bolter" backing up his fine display in Chicago earlier this month with an aggressively busy game up front. He finished with two tries, both of which came from what looks to be the Wallabies' biggest weapon, the rolling maul, while winger Drew Mitchell recovered from an early case of the fumbles to also grab a double. Back-rower Ben McCalman matched that effort with a brace of his own while Dean Mumm, Joe Tomane, Henry Speight, Matt Toomua and Tevita Kuridrani also crossed for tries. Cooper's goal-kicking was awful though, the fly-half landing just five of 11 conversions.
81'		Cooper adds gloss to the scoreline with a superb conversion kick from the tight angle, which brings with it the full time whistle. Awesome Australia have put down a serious marker to both England and Wales. That's it from Villa Park folks. Wallabies good in patches but opposition offered little. Goal-kicking a worry, McMahon a clear MOM #AUSvURU — Sam Bruce (@Sambruce86) September 27, 2015
81'+1		65-3 Conversion - Quade Cooper , Australia

Match Stats

AUS

URUG

53%

47%

51%

49%

AUS

URUG

114	Runs	98
796	Meters Run	196
19	Clean Breaks	2
101	Tackles	102
13	Missed Tackles	46
14	Turnover Knock On	9

Standings

Pool A
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	FRA	4	+178	18
2	NZL	4	+206	15
3	ITALY	4	-67	10
4	URUG	4	-99	5
5	NAMIB	4	-218	0
Pool B
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	IRE	4	+144	19
2	SA	4	+117	15
3	SCOT	4	+75	10
4	TONGA	4	-81	5
5	ROM	4	-255	0
Pool C
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	WALES	4	+84	19
2	FIJI	4	+5	11
3	AUS	4	-1	11
4	POR	4	-39	6
5	GEO	4	-49	3
Pool D
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	ENG	4	+111	18
2	ARG	4	+58	14
3	JPN	4	+2	9
4	SAMOA	4	+17	7
5	CHI	4	-188	0

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