Pool A FT: Wales 6-15 Australia
5 Foley pens Aus, 2 Biggar pens Wal
Genia & Mumm sin-binned for Aus - both now back on
Australia face Scotland in quarters, Wales play South Africa
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Time to bring the curtain down on events at Twickenham.
But as Paloma Faith sings World in Union in the style of a club singer, you can hop across to our live coverage of England v Uruguay just over here.
A chance to revive flagging English spirits? A wake? A chance to remember what Henry Slade looks like?
Use it as you will. Jonathan Jurejko is at the controls for that one.
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Wales 6-15 Australia
These are the whats, wherefores and who-the-what-nows for next weekend
Saturday 17 October
South Africa v Wales - 16:00 BST - Twickenham
New Zealand v France or Ireland - 20:00 BST - Millennium Stadium
Sunday 18 October
France or Ireland v Argentina - 13:00 BST - Millennium Stadium
Australia v Scotland - 16:00 BST - Twickenham
Australia and Wales qualify
Image source, BBC SportAfter all the months of speculation, calculation, rumination and prediction, this is how the Group of Death, the Pool of Cruel ended up.
England packed up and out of their own party after being ambushed by two of their oldest, fiercest and, on this evidence, strongest rivals.
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That defensive effort was as stirring as Japan's late try against South Africa a fortnight ago.
Cheika's last stand if you will.
The sort of effort that they build monuments to.
Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia back on Radio 5 live
"Michael Cheika and the team will give Scotland a lot of credibility and respect next week. What you have seen tonight, our set-piece again came through. The determination to work hard for each other... but don't get ahead of yourself - sudden-death footy is sudden-death footy."
Wales 6-15 Australia
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageSouth Africa are going to be a tough opponent but this game will give Wales confidence. There are huge questions marks about the scrum again. Australia deserved to win it purely on 10 minutes. When it's 15 against 13 you have to score a try. Next week Wales have to revert to a more open style game. They can't get caught up in a ferocious physical battle."
Australia's defence was the key factor. The Wallabies made 126 tackles and missed 10, while Wales only had to make 69 but have missed 15.
Image source, BBC SportHow are those quarter-finals shaping up then?
Well we are looking at:
South Africa v Wales
and
New Zealand v Ireland or France
And on the other side of the draw...
Ireland or France v Argentina
and
Australia v Scotland
To be honest, I'm feeling a Bledisloe Cup World Cup final.
Wales 6-15 Australia
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
Quote MessageIt's desperately disappointing Wales couldn't take advantage of 13 men, but what an effort from Australia - their defence was immense.
Image source, Getty ImagesStirling Mortlock
Former Australia back on Radio 5 live
"That game we have just witnessed was an absolute bell-ringer. What a physical encounter. The main thing we have seen is a very, very committed and confident Wallabies outfit."
Wales 6-15 Australia
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer
Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia back on Radio 5 live
"Plenty of Australians booing the announcement of Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies as the man of the match. Rightly so, I think."
Wales 6-15 Australia
Image source, PABernard Foley boots the ball high into the stands to bring the match to an end.
Wales 6-15 Australia
Wales 6-15 Australia
Bernard Foley with an out-of-character miss, screwing the penalty wide.
But that is not going to decide this game. The hard work was done during that superb defensive effort.
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