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Clash of the southern hemisphere titans Australia rebounded from their shock defeat against Ireland last week, to beat the United States 67 – 5.
The Wallabies got 11 tries including a magnificent hat-trick in seven minutes by Adam Ashley-Cooper.
The match wasn’t entirely smooth for the Australians however, as potentially serious injuries were incurred by centres Pat McCabe and Anthony Faingaa.
This result means that they remain firmly on course for the quarter-finals with just one Pool C game against Russia left to play.
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