And relax. Another delightful day of the Rugby World Cup ends, but we don't have to wait too long for the next match because New Zealand take on Namibia on Thursday at 20:00 BST. 

"If Japan are minnows, Namibia are plankton," writes Ben Dirs in his article which makes for perfect reading before Thursday's match. 

Thanks, as always, for joining us. See you again tomorrow. 

Go on then, I'll give you another stat before we shut this thing down for the night. 

Yannick Nyanga scored his first try for France since November 2012 ending a run of 16 games without a try, his longest spell without a try for Les Bleus.

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Talking of Sofiane Guitoune, the winger becomes the first player to score a brace for France since Teddy Thomas scored a hat-trick of tries against Fiji in November 2014.

It is also the first time France have won four games on the bounce since 2012.

That was a decent match for the 50,000 fans at the Olympic Stadium. Romania offered more of a resistance than many would have predicted, while France scored a few great tries, with Sofiane Guitoune particularly impressing. 

Two wins from their opening two matches for France, but they'll know they haven't won the postcode lottery yet. 

Six tries is more than enough for one match, says Jaco Peyper as he toots his whistle to conclude the match. 

Rory Kockott was left with a much simpler conversion than team-mate Morgan Parra, whose three attempts all came from the right touchline. But the result was exactly the same - two extra points.

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We're into the final 10 minutes and this result will be just as the bookies' would've predicted, though Romania have been gutsy - bossing the breakdown on occasions, frightening France in the scrum sometimes. The scoreline suggests it was easy, but Les Bleus have been in a battle. 

Morgan Parra patiently waiting to be allowed to put in at the scrum, neither front-row able to engage within the rules of the law. Eventually, the forwards crack the code and Parra combines with Damien Chouly, earning his team some acres... the Romanian 22 in sight. 

Romania have competed well at the breakdown, which is why France have struggled to cut themselves loose from Lynn Howells' men. Both teams have made the equal number of carries, too - 69 each. 

France currently attacking... Romania defending in numbers...

Back-rower Valentin Ursache charging through the midfield, flattening Damien Chouly, the French 22 in his eyeline, but France are at the breakdown quickly and Bernard Le Roux nicks possession, consequently killing another Romanian attack. 

After exerting so much energy in engineering themselves into a fine attacking position, France lose the ball 5m from the Romanian line. Accidental crossing, says the referee, as the forwards attempted to start a maul from the line-out. Sacre bleu. 

France promising to burst into Technicolour as they surge into the Romanian 22... "Allez les Bleus," chant the French faithful... The forwards punching holes, Morgan Parra directing play. Nicolas Mas with the finesse of a sledgehammer gaining metres... Romania caught offside. France opt for the line-out. 

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France's fans sing La Marseillaise as both packs prepare to scrum down. Nothing much to talk about at the moment. It's all a little scrappy...Romania lose line-out ball... an aerial ping-pong exchange...