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What a treat that was to see the first real shock at this World Cup.

Uruguay are all smiles and rightly so for that spirited performance to beat Fiji.

It's a victory that will live long in the memory and sets things up nicely for Los Teros for the rest of the Pool stage.

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Until next time...

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We'll be back tomorrow with two more games from this World Cup.

Italy and Canada get things started for us at 08:45 BST from Fukuoka City in Pool B and then England are back in action as they face USA in Kobe in Pool C.

It's an 11:45 BST kick-off so get your excuses in now with the boss for why you're going to be taking an extended and slightly early lunch break.

Eddie Jones is expecting you to be following it!

We'll have full coverage of both those games for you across BBC Sport.

Uruguay head coach Esteban Meneses on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport Extra:

"I'm really proud of my country, we're not the biggest or tallest but we came here to win, we have been preparing for four years.

"We've never had anything granted, we always have to qualify first and you saw the passion."

Jay Freeman's been a busy man trying to make sense of all that drama in Kamaishi.

If you've just joined us and want to find out how Uruguay pulled off a memorable win - here's how it unfolded...

Fiji captain Dominiko Waqaniburotu on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra:

"Everything went wrong out there, it's not the result we wanted.

"We underestimated a very good Uruguay team, congratulations to them."

What does that mean in Pool D then?

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A crucial tie against Georgia on Thursday, 3 October (06:15 BST) now awaits Fiji, whereas Uruguay face Australia in Oita on Saturday, 5 October (06:15 BST).

On Sunday, it's Wales against Australia in Tokyo at 08:45 BST.

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I can't help thinking that the turnaround of four days after a huge match against Australia must have had a significant impact on their players.

They looked a little bit off and as the game kept going the pressure mounted and it became too much.

Despondency for Fiji - elation for Uruguay.

Fiji players gather in their huddle and they have plenty to think about after back-to-back defeats.

Here's how the battles were won and lost on the pitch...

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Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Uruguay played tactically the most astute game out of the the two teams today, Fiji constantly did not leverage their strengths one bit.

Every time the Fijians made an error it gave Uruguay another leg.

It's phenomenal for Uruguayan rugby.

What a game that was and the crowd in Kamaishi were treated to a phenomenal World Cup upset there.

That's just Uruguay's third win in World Cup history and by far their biggest with no disrespect to Spain and Georgia.

Fiji take two bonus points from it, but their quarter-final hopes are as good as gone...

Uruguay win!

What a famous victory for them and devastation for Fiji with their second defeat in as many games!

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Not grounded by Nikola Matawalu as he dived for the line - there is a penalty to Fiji on the five-metre line with a scrum, but time is up for them to win this....

Clock is dead, but we're going to have a look to see if this is a fifth try for Fiji.....

Last-chance saloon here for Fiji...

They need two scores to win this!

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Fiji have shot themselves in the foot time and time again with unforced errors and not playing territory.

More indiscipline from Fiji, this time at the scrum as they concede a free-kick.

Uruguay hammer it upfield and out of touch as far as they can....

What have Fiji done?

Huge chance missed to get another try and set this up.

Nikola Matawalu was through and clear but his passing option to Josh Matavesi is spilled.

He was on the 22 and in, but again it's a knock-on.

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Uruguay are giving it everything they've got to get the win, they're out on their feet.

Now I'm not feeling so confident at all.

Unbelievable!

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And it's there!

Took a bit of a wobble in the air of Felipe Berchesi's boot, but he won't care as it went through the posts.

Are Uruguay on course for a big upset?