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CINCINNATI, Ohio—Kicker Mike Nugent signed his one-year tender offer as the
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3.89 ERA and one save at Buffalo.HAMILTON, New Zealand—Wales cruised into the
World Cup quarterfinals by halftime and completed an easy 66-0 win over a
disappointing Fiji at Waikato Stadium on Sunday. In showery conditions more
suited to the Red Dragons, the Welsh needed only a point to finish runner-up in
Pool D, and earned it with a bonus-point fourth try right before the interval.
“Its something weve worked very hard for for the last four years and its a great
feeling weve got to the quarters now,” said outstanding Wales captain Sam
Warburton. “We said we wanted to be ruthless from minute one to 80 and we put in
a good performance throughout.” Their quarterfinal opponent next Saturday in
Wellington will be Ireland, which beat Italy 36-6 to secure top spot in Pool C.
Wales scored nine tries, all of them converted, but two of them included forward
passes missed by English referee Wayne Barnes. The Welsh didnt need the
assistance, as Fiji finished with a whimper in a World Cup campaign which began
full of promise. “Its upsetting but at the end of the day we didnt come out
firing,” Fiji stand-in captain Netani Talei said. “Youve got to respect the
Welsh, they deserved the win. They were hungry for it.” Fiji had haunted Wales
since the last World Cup, where it won an epic contest to make the
quarterfinals. The Fijians then earned a draw in Cardiff less than a year ago.
But Wales well and truly buried those ghosts in Hamilton, despite the fact it
was never put under any real pressure from the Fijians, who kept kicking away
possession and whose confidence hasnt been the same since a 49-3 loss to
defending champion South Africa two weeks ago. Not in any mind for charity,
Wales handed Fiji its worst World Cup defeat. Centers Jamie Roberts and Scott
Williams shared three tries and the others went to wingers George North and
Leigh Halfpenny, Warburton, and replacements Lloyd Burns, Lloyd Williams and
Jonathan Davies. Flyhalf Rhys Priestland nailed all six of his goalkicks, and
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really hard in the off-season so we just said were too fit, were too big, were
too powerful and hopefully too smart, and we wanted to be ruthless tonight,”
coach Warren Gatland said. “I was really proud.” Nicky Little, Fijis caps and
points record-holder, shot wide right with his one penalty attempt in the first
half, missing a chance to become the fourth man to score in four World Cups.
While all of Wales tries entertained, the match was not a spectacle. Knock-ons,
running repairs to players, 24 penalties and 19 handling errors in the wet made
for a stop-start match that struggled for any momentum before a crowd of 28,476.
The best tries were in the first half. Lee Byrnes quick flick-on gave North a
meter-wide overlap in front of the grandstand. He danced along the sideline,
curved inside and offloaded between two defenders to send in Scott Williams in
the 17th minute. Priestlands penalty made it 17-0 in the 32nd and the result was
as good as certain. Barnes missed two forward passes in the buildup to Wales
third try to North, but the teenage winger also featured in the try which
clinched a quarterfinal spot. With the first half almost up, North ran onto a
lineout tap from Warburton, sped behind the Fiji defence and offloaded in a pair
of tackles to Warburton, who streaked in. That made it 31-0. “At halftime,”
Gatland said, “we spoke about what good teams do with that score, that they dont
take their foot off the pedal. We did that in the second half in conditions that
were quite difficult to play in. When you get in front like that, the guys could
have quite easily slackened off and conceded tries but they worked right to the
80th minute.” Wales could even afford to play a man short for the last six
minutes, when Warburton came off as a precaution with the reserves all used up.
“Fiji made 10 changes,” Gatland added, “so we want to make sure we dont get too
carried away with the performance and the result.” ’ ’ ’