Rugby World Cup

Oct 8, 2019 at 11.15am UK

South Africa
66-7
Canada

de Allende (3'), Nkosi (6'), Reinach (10', 18', 21'), Gelant (28'), Steyn (40'), Brits (55'), Willemse (66'), Malherbe (73')

Heaton (46')

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Canada's Josh Larsen is sent off against South Africa on October 8, 2019

Canada's Josh Larsen visits South Africa changing room to apologise for red card

Josh Larsen had been sent off for a shoulder charge to the head of an opponent.

Oct 9, 14:52

Form Guide

South Africa 49-3 Italy

South Africa 57-3 Namibia

New Zealand 23-13 South Africa

Japan 7-41 South Africa

South Africa 24-18 Argentina

Argentina 13-46 South Africa

New Zealand 63-0 Canada

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	Country				T
1	China	22	13	12	47
2	United States	19	20	13	52
3	Japan	17	5	8	30
4	Australia	13	3	14	30
5	Olympic Athletes from Russia	11	15	12	38
6	Great Britain	9	10	12	31
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Sunday's key events

GOLF
· The men's golf reaches its conclusion, with plenty of players still in medal contention. Home favourite Hideki Matsuyama is one shot off Xander Schauffele's lead, while Great Britain's Paul Casey is another shot further back and Tommy Fleetwood is also in the mix (11.30pm-8am)

CYCLING - BMX
· Great Britain have already made history in the BMX events in Tokyo, something Charlotte Worthington and Declan Brooks will be looking to add to in the women's (2.10am) and men's (3.10am) freestyle finals

SWIMMING
· The final day of swimming action begins with the men's 50m freestyle final. Ben Proud could add to a medal-laden Games in the pool for Team GB so far, although he is up against USA's Caeleb Dressel, who is going for his fourth gold in Tokyo (2.30am)
· From sprint to endurance, Great Britain's second medal hope of the day comes through Daniel Jervis in the men's 1500m freestyle final (2.44am)
· Team GB will again be among the heavy favourites for gold in the last swimming event of the Games - the men's 4x100m medley relay final - having won the mixed event in a world record time on Saturday (3.36am)

BOXING
· Already guaranteed at least a bronze, Pat McCormack takes part in the men's welterweight semi-final against Ireland's Aidan Walsh with a spot in the gold medal final at stake (4.03am)
· Ben Whittaker is also in the semi-finals of the men's light heavyweight and will be looking to continue Team GB's success in the ring (4.51am)

TENNIS
· There will be a surprise on the top of the men's tennis podium after Novak Djokovic missed out on a medal altogether. Alexander Zverev takes on Karen Khachanov in the second match on Centre Court at the Ariake Tennis Park (7am-2pm)

SAILING
· Alison Young will be going for gold in the women's laser radial medal race (7.33am)

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
· Team GB's Max Whitlock will look to defend his 2016 Olympic title in the men's pommel horse final (10.41am)

ATHLETICS
· The men's high jump final includes GB's Tom Gale, although his chances of a medal look bleak (11.10am)
· So often the blue-riband event of the Olympics, the men's 100m final takes place as the world's fastest bid to be crowned Usain Bolt's successor. Three Brits have made it into the semi-finals (11.15am-11.32am), and the final looks wide open after an underwhelming display by favourite Trayvon Bromell on Saturday (1.50pm)

HOCKEY
· Great Britain face India in the men's quarter-final (1pm)

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	Gallagher Premiership Table	P	PTS
1	Bath Rugby	0	0
2	Exeter Chiefs	0	0
3	Gloucester Rugby	0	0
4	Harlequins	0	0
5	Leicester Tigers	0	0
6	London Irish	0	0
7	Wasps	0	0
8	Newcastle Falcons	0	0
9	Northampton Saints	0	0
10	Sale Sharks	0	0
11	Worcester Warriors	0	0
12	Bristol Bears	0	0
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