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Australia bounce back Australia and South Africa resume a long-standing rivalry when both sides meet in Sunday’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final at Wellington’s Regional Stadium.
Australia fly-half Quade Cooper has insisted that the Wallabies will stick to their game plan against a side almost certain to play attacking rugby.
In the other quarter final, hosts New Zealand will take on Argentina at Eden Park and after losing their inspirational playmaker Dan Carter through injury, the All Blacks will be counting on captain Richie McCaw to help his team-mates secure a much needed win.
The game kicks off at 8.30 pm local time.
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