2016 end-of-year rugby union internationals

The 2016 end-of-year rugby union internationals, also known as the 2016 Autumn Internationals in the Northern Hemisphere, were a series of international rugby union matches predominantly played between the visiting Southern Hemisphere countries: Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa – and the European sides: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.

The 2016 November international window saw 37 international matches take place, with an additional seven international matches taking place outside the allocated three week window. 27 nations across all three tiers competed in at least one test, with a record 27 matches including a tier 2 or tier 3 side, seven of which were a tier 1 v tier 2 fixture, as World Rugby tried to build on the tier 2 success in the 2015 Rugby World Cup, moving towards the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Coinciding with the international window, the 2016 Cup of Nations took place, bringing the total number of matches up to 51 for 31 nations. Australia attempted their first Grand Slam tour of the Home Nations since 2013. It was their tenth attempt at a Grand Slam, which they have achieved on only one occasion, in 1984. Australia were unsuccessful in their grand slam attempt, losing to both Ireland and England. In addition to their Grand Slam tour, Australia also played France, before playing the French Barbarians for the first time since 2005. World Champions New Zealand played Ireland twice, one of which was played at the historic Soldier Field stadium in Chicago, the venue having previously hosted tests between the Eagles, All Blacks and Wallabies in 2014 and 2015. The game gave Ireland their first victory over New Zealand at the 29th attempt, in a rivalry dating back to 1905. The other Ireland v New Zealand test took place in Ireland as part of the All Blacks' European tour, which also saw them play Italy and France. England and Wales both played host to Argentina and South Africa, while the Pumas and Springboks also travelled to Scotland and Italy respectively. As in recent seasons, New Zealand and Australia played the third and final Bledisloe Cup Test match for the year, with New Zealand having already secured the cup 2–0 during the 2016 Rugby Championship.

## Tier 2 teams

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Unlike previous November tests, World Rugby has given more tier 2 nations a tier 1 fixture, seeing not only the touring Pacific Island nations; Fiji, Samoa and Tonga compete against a top side, but also Canada, Georgia and Japan. Fiji will play England, France will host Samoa, while Italy will host Tonga. Ireland will play host to Canada in what will be Canada's first visit to Ireland, and a tier 1 nation (excluding World Cup years), since November 2008. Georgia will visit Scotland for the first ever time, playing just their second ever test against each other, the first outside a Rugby World Cup. It will be the first time since November 2014 that Georgia has played a tier 1 test, excluding their 2015 World Cup games against Argentina and New Zealand. Japan will play host to Argentina for the first time since 1998, in what will be the first test between the two nations since 2005, before Japan travels to Wales for the first time since 2007. It will be their first encounter against each other since June 2013, when Japan earned their first ever victory over the Welsh.[citation needed]

Following a reduced 2016 World Rugby Pacific Nations Cup to include just the Pacific nations, World Rugby organized intercontinental matches between the Pacific Islanders, North America and Japan at neutral venues in Europe; Fiji will play Japan and Samoa will play Canada in France, while Tonga will play the United States in Spain. In addition to these tests, Japan and Samoa will be hosted by Georgia, while both Canada and the United States will travel to Romania. Uruguay will play their first ever 3-test European tour having secured tier 2 status. They will visit Spain for the first time since 2011 and Romania in a first ever one-off test outside any tournament. They will also play Germany in what will be the first ever meeting between the two sides. It will also be a first meeting for Spain and Tonga when they play each other in Madrid. In Belgium's only test, they will travel to Portugal in what be the team's first one-off test outside any tournament.[citation needed]

## Tier 3 and invitational teams

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As part of World Rugby's strategy to provide increasing support to cross-regional international competition, Brazil embarked on their first ever European tour, playing a two-test series against Germany, in what was Germany's first ever home test against Brazil, and their first non-European opponent at home since Hong Kong in 2010. It was the first time since the 2011 Cup of Nations that Brazil has left the Americas region for a test match. Furthermore, Portugal played host to the Brazilians for the first ever time, having already played in Brazil in November 2013. In addition to Brazil's historic tour, Chile played host to their first ever Asian team when South Korea plays a two-test series against Los Condores. It was the first time that South Korea has left the Asian region for a test match since playing Tonga in 2007, and their first non-qualifying test match since playing Australia in 1987.[citation needed]

Several invitational teams were in action during the window, where the Barbarians played three national sides; South Africa, competing for the Killik Cup, Fiji and Czech Republic. The Czech Republic were the first team outside the elite 20 nations since Belgium in May 2008. It will serve as a celebration match for the 90th anniversary of the Czech Rugby Union. The Māori All Blacks[1] toured for the first time since 2014, playing the United States in Chicago, in a match that was part of 'The Rugby Weekend', doubling up with the Ireland–New Zealand game the same weekend.[2] The Māori All Blacks later travelled to Europe, playing Irish side Munster in Limerick and English side Harlequins in London.[citation needed]

## Fixtures

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22 October 2016
19:35 NZST (UTC+12)

New Zealand | 37–10|  Australia

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Try: Dagg 5' m
Lienert-Brown 9' m
Perenara 33' m
J. Savea (2) 53' c, 68' c
Coles 72' m
Con: Cruden (2/3) 54', 69'
Pen: Cruden (1/1) 64'| Report[3]| Try: Arnold 28' c
Con: Foley (1/1) 29'
Pen: Foley (1/3) 42'
Eden Park, Auckland[4]
Attendance: 47,744
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Ben Smith
RW | 14 | Israel Dagg
OC | 13 | Anton Lienert-Brown |  |  61'
IC | 12 | Ryan Crotty
LW | 11 | Julian Savea
FH | 10 | Beauden Barrett |  |  44'
SH | 9 | TJ Perenara |  |  61'
N8 | 8 | Kieran Read (c)
OF | 7 | Matt Todd |  |  64'
BF | 6 | Jerome Kaino |  |  51' |  79'
RL | 5 | Sam Whitelock
LL | 4 | Brodie Retallick |  |  |  79'
TP | 3 | Owen Franks |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Dane Coles |  |  73'
LP | 1 | Joe Moody |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Codie Taylor |  |  73'
PR | 17 | Wyatt Crockett |  |  51'
PR | 18 | Charlie Faumuina |  |  51'
FL | 19 | Liam Squire |  |  51'
FL | 20 | Ardie Savea |  |  64'
SH | 21 | Tawera Kerr-Barlow |  |  61'
FH | 22 | Aaron Cruden |  |  44'
CE | 23 | Malakai Fekitoa |  |  61'
Coach:
Steve Hansen
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FB | 15 | Israel Folau
RW | 14 | Dane Haylett-Petty
OC | 13 | Samu Kerevi |  |  23'
IC | 12 | Reece Hodge
LW | 11 | Henry Speight |  |  74'
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley
SH | 9 | Nick Phipps |  |  61'
N8 | 8 | Lopeti Timani |  |  55'
OF | 7 | Michael Hooper
BF | 6 | Dean Mumm
RL | 5 | Adam Coleman
LL | 4 | Rory Arnold |  |  48'
TP | 3 | Sekope Kepu |  |  61'
HK | 2 | Stephen Moore (c) |  |  74'
LP | 1 | Scott Sio |  |  64'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | James Hanson |  |  74'
PR | 17 | Tom Robertson |  |  64'
PR | 18 | Allan Alaalatoa |  |  61'
LK | 19 | Rob Simmons |  |  48'
FL | 20 | David Pocock |  |  55'
SH | 21 | Nick Frisby |  |  61'
FH | 22 | Quade Cooper |  |  74'
WG | 23 | Sefa Naivalu |  |  23'
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Man of the Match:
Matt Todd (New Zealand)

Touch judges:
Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa)
Television match official:
Shaun Veldsman (South Africa)

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4 November 2016
19:00 CDT (UTC-05)

United States | 7–54|  Māori All Blacks

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Try: Clever 48' c
Con: Holder (1/1) 49'| Report[5]| Try: Lowe (2) 11' c, 34' c
A. Ioane (2) 19' c, 45' c
A. Dixon 40' c
Hames 51' c
Weber 63' m
Royal 78' c
Con: West (6/6) 12', 19', 35', 40', 46', 51'
D. McKenzie (1/1) 79'
Toyota Park, Bridgeview, Illinois[6]
Attendance: 12,000
Referee: Matthew Carley (England)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Mike Te'o |  |  63'
RW | 14 | Martin Iosefo
OC | 13 | Bryce Campbell
IC | 12 | Folau Niua
LW | 11 | Matai Leuta
FH | 10 | Will Holder |  |  63'
SH | 9 | Nate Augspurger |  |  65'
N8 | 8 | Danny Barrett
OF | 7 | Tony Lamborn |  |  55'
BF | 6 | Todd Clever (c)
RL | 5 | Nick Civetta
LL | 4 | Nate Brakeley |  |  61'
TP | 3 | Chris Baumann |  |  63'
HK | 2 | James Hilterbrand |  38' to 48' |  71'
LP | 1 | Titi Lamositele |  |  48'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Pat Blair |  |  71'
PR | 17 | Joe Taufete'e |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Angus MacLellan |  |  63'
LK | 19 | Matthew Jensen |  |  61'
FL | 20 | Alastair McFarland |  |  55'
SH | 21 | Stephen Tomasin |  |  65'
FH | 22 | Shalom Suniula |  |  63'
FB | 23 | Madison Hughes |  |  63'
Coach:
John Mitchell
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FB | 15 | Damian McKenzie
RW | 14 | Rieko Ioane
OC | 13 | Matt Proctor
IC | 12 | Tim Bateman
LW | 11 | James Lowe
FH | 10 | Ihaia West |  |  58'
SH | 9 | Tawera Kerr-Barlow |  |  62'
N8 | 8 | Akira Ioane
OF | 7 | Kara Pryor |  |  54'
BF | 6 | Elliot Dixon
RL | 5 | Tom Franklin |  |  70'
LL | 4 | Jacob Skeen |  |  54'
TP | 3 | Ben May |  |  61'
HK | 2 | Ash Dixon (c) |  |  65'
LP | 1 | Kane Hames |  |  61'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Joe Royal |  |  65'
PR | 17 | Chris Eves |  |  61'
PR | 18 | Marcel Renata |  |  61'
LK | 19 | Leighton Price |  |  54'
FL | 20 | Shane Christie |  |  54'
SH | 21 | Brad Weber |  71' to 80' |  62'
FB | 22 | Marty McKenzie |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Sean Wainui |  |  70'
Coach:
Colin Cooper

Man of the Match:
Akira Ioane (Māori All Blacks)

Touch judges:
USA Appt. (United States)
USA Appt. (United States)
Television match official:
Rowan Kitt (England)

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5 November 2016
14:40 JST (UTC+9)

Japan | 20–54|  Argentina

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Try: Mafi 52' c
Lemeki 79' c
Con: Tamura (2/2) 52', 80'
Pen: Tamura (2/2) 5', 22'| Report[7]| Try: Moroni (2) 13' m, 49' c
Sánchez (2) 36' c, 62' m
Cordero (2) 42' c, 65' c
Cubelli 74' c
Con: Sánchez (5/7) 36', 43', 49', 65', 75'
Pen: Sánchez (3/3) 18', 30', 39'
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, Tokyo[8]
Attendance: 18,397
Referee: Romain Poite (France)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Kotaro Matsushima
RW | 14 | Lomano Lemeki
OC | 13 | Amanaki Lotoahea |  |  60'
IC | 12 | Harumichi Tatekawa
LW | 11 | Akihito Yamada
FH | 10 | Yu Tamura
SH | 9 | Fumiaki Tanaka |  |  71'
N8 | 8 | Amanaki Mafi
OF | 7 | Yuhimaru Mimura |  |  50'
BF | 6 | Uwe Helu |  |  40'
RL | 5 | Samuela Anise |  |  40'
LL | 4 | Kyosuke Kajikawa
TP | 3 | Kensuke Hatakeyama |  |  40'
HK | 2 | Shota Horie (c) |  |  49'
LP | 1 | Satoshi Nakatani |  |  60'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Takeshi Kizu |  |  49'
PR | 17 | Koki Yamamoto |  |  60'
PR | 18 | Heiichiro Ito |  |  40'
LK | 19 | Kotaro Yatabe |  |  40'
FL | 20 | Malgene Ilaua |  |  40'
FL | 21 | Shuhei Matsuhashi |  |  50'
SH | 22 | Takahiro Ogawa |  |  71'
FH | 23 | Timothy Lafaele |  |  60'
Coach:
Jamie Joseph
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FB | 15 | Joaquín Tuculet |  |  50'
RW | 14 | Matías Moroni
OC | 13 | Matías Orlando
IC | 12 | Jerónimo de la Fuente |  |  63'
LW | 11 | Santiago Cordero
FH | 10 | Nicolás Sánchez
SH | 9 | Martín Landajo |  |  53'
N8 | 8 | Facundo Isa |  |  50'
OF | 7 | Javier Ortega Desio
BF | 6 | Tomás Lezana
RL | 5 | Matías Alemanno
LL | 4 | Guido Petti |  |  5' to 14' |  57'
TP | 3 | Ramiro Herrera |  |  53'
HK | 2 | Agustín Creevy (c) |  |  52'
LP | 1 | Lucas Noguera Paz |  |  66'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Julián Montoya |  |  52'
PR | 17 | Santiago García Botta |  |  66'
PR | 18 | Enrique Pieretto |  |  53'
N8 | 19 | Leonardo Senatore |  |  50'
FL | 20 | Juan Manuel Leguizamón |  |  5' |  14' |  57'
SH | 21 | Tomás Cubelli |  |  53'
FH | 22 | Santiago González Iglesias |  |  63'
WG | 23 | Ramiro Moyano |  |  50'
Coach:
Daniel Hourcade

Man of the Match:
Nicolás Sánchez (Argentina)

Touch judges:
Craig Maxwell-Keys (England)
Tim Baker (Hong Kong)
Television match official:
Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)

Notes:

* Samuela Anise, Uwe Helu, Kyosuke Kajikawa, Malgene Ilaua, Heiichiro Ito, Timothy Lafaele, Lomano Lemeki, Amanaki Lotoahea, Shuhei Matsuhashi, Yuhimaru Mimura, Satoshi Nakatani, Takahiro Ogawa and Koki Yamamoto (all Japan) made their international debuts.
* This was Argentina's largest winning margin over Japan, surpassing the 32 point margin set in 2005, while scoring their most points against Japan.
* This was Argentina's first ever win in Japan.

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5 November 2016
14:00 CET (UTC+1)

Montenegro | 7–55|  Gibraltar

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Tivat Arsenal Stadium

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5 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Wales | 8−32|  Australia

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Try: S. Williams 61' m
Pen: Halfpenny (1/2) 6'| Report[9]| Try: Moore 10' m
Hodge 26' m
Kuridrani 34' c
Foley 56' m
Haylett-Petty 75'
Con: Foley (2/5) 36' 76'
Pen: Foley (1/1) 4'
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff[10][11]
Attendance: 55,776
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Leigh Halfpenny
RW | 14 | Alex Cuthbert
OC | 13 | Scott Williams
IC | 12 | Jamie Roberts
LW | 11 | George North |  |  60'
FH | 10 | Dan Biggar |  15' to 25' |  64'
SH | 9 | Rhys Webb |  |  64'
N8 | 8 | Ross Moriarty
OF | 7 | Justin Tipuric
BF | 6 | Dan Lydiate |  |  68'
RL | 5 | Luke Charteris
LL | 4 | Bradley Davies |  |  63'
TP | 3 | Samson Lee |  |  58'
HK | 2 | Ken Owens |  |  58'
LP | 1 | Gethin Jenkins (c) |  |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Scott Baldwin |  |  58'
PR | 17 | Nicky Smith |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Tomas Francis |  |  58'
LK | 19 | Cory Hill |  |  63'
FL | 20 | James King |  |  68'
SH | 21 | Gareth Davies |  |  64'
FH | 22 | Sam Davies |  |  64'
WG | 23 | Hallam Amos |  |  60'
Coach:
Rob Howley
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FB | 15 | Israel Folau
RW | 14 | Dane Haylett-Petty
OC | 13 | Tevita Kuridrani
IC | 12 | Reece Hodge
LW | 11 | Henry Speight |  |  76'
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley |  |  76'
SH | 9 | Nick Phipps |  |  66'
N8 | 8 | Lopeti Timani
OF | 7 | Michael Hooper
BF | 6 | David Pocock |  |  40'
RL | 5 | Adam Coleman |  |  |  74'
LL | 4 | Rory Arnold |  |  63' |  74'
TP | 3 | Sekope Kepu |  |  63'
HK | 2 | Stephen Moore (c) |  |  76'
LP | 1 | Scott Sio |  |  67'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tolu Latu |  |  76'
PR | 17 | James Slipper |  |  67'
PR | 18 | Allan Alaalatoa |  |  63'
LK | 19 | Rob Simmons |  |  63'
FL | 20 | Scott Fardy |  |  40'
SH | 21 | Nick Frisby |  |  66'
FH | 22 | Quade Cooper |  |  76'
WG | 23 | Sefa Naivalu |  |  76'
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Man of the Match:
Bernard Foley (Australia)

Touch judges:
Jérôme Garcès (France)
Federico Anselmi (Argentina)
Television match official:
Simon McDowell (Ireland)

Notes:

* Sam Davies and Cory Hill (both Wales) and Tolu Latu (Australia) made their international debuts.
* This was Wales's largest home defeat since 2006, when New Zealand beat them 46–10.
* Australia retain the James Bevan Trophy.

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5 November 2016
15:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Barbarians| 31−31|  South Africa

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Try: Nanai 4' m
Ellis 18' c
Naiyaravoro 39' m
Morahan (2) 54' c, 67' c
Con: Du Preez (1/3) 19'
Mo'unga (2/2) 55', 68'| Report[12]| Try: Du Toit 11' m
Smit 23' c
Petersen 43' c
Venter 70' c
Van Rensburg 76' m
Con: Lambie (3/5) 24', 44', 71'
Wembley Stadium, London[13]
Attendance: 46,646
Referee: Mike Fraser (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 |  Melani Nanai
RW | 14 |  Matt Faddes |  |  51'
OC | 13 |  Seta Tamanivalu
IC | 12 |  Richard Buckman
LW | 11 |  Taqele Naiyaravoro
FH | 10 |  Robert du Preez |  |  51'
SH | 9 |  Andrew Ellis (c) |  |  77'
N8 | 8 |  Luke Whitelock
OF | 7 |  Jordan Taufua |  |  75'
BF | 6 |  Brad Shields
RL | 5 |  Michael Fatialofa
LL | 4 |  Martin Muller |  |  51'
TP | 3 |  Paddy Ryan |  |  57'
HK | 2 |  Akker van der Merwe |  |  77'
LP | 1 |  Reggie Goodes |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 |  Andrew Ready |  |  77'
PR | 17 |  Schalk van der Merwe |  |  57'
PR | 18 |  Toby Smith |  |  51'
LK | 19 |  Sam Carter |  |  51'
FL | 20 |  Ruan Ackermann |  |  75'
SH | 21 |  Nic Stirzaker |  |  77'
FH | 22 |  Richie Mo'unga |  |  51'
WG | 23 |  Luke Morahan |  |  51'
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Will Greenwood
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FB | 15 | Jesse Kriel |  |  40'
RW | 14 | Sergeal Petersen
OC | 13 | Francois Venter
IC | 12 | Rohan Janse van Rensburg
LW | 11 | Jamba Ulengo
FH | 10 | Patrick Lambie (c)
SH | 9 | Rudy Paige |  |  68'
N8 | 8 | Nizaam Carr
OF | 7 | Oupa Mohojé |  |  51'
BF | 6 | Roelof Smit
RL | 5 | Pieter-Steph du Toit
LL | 4 | RG Snyman |  |  51'
TP | 3 | Lourens Adriaanse |  |  60'
HK | 2 | Malcolm Marx |  |  51'
LP | 1 | Tendai Mtawarira |  |  68'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Bongi Mbonambi |  |  51'
PR | 17 | Lizo Gqoboka |  |  68'
PR | 18 | Trevor Nyakane |  |  60'
LK | 19 | Eben Etzebeth |  |  51'
FL | 20 | Jean-Luc du Preez |  |  51'
SH | 21 | Piet van Zyl |  |  68'
FH | 22 | Tian Schoeman
WG | 23 | Ruan Combrinck |  |  40'
Coach:
Allister Coetzee

Man of the Match:
Taqele Naiyaravoro (Barbarians)

Touch judges:
Paul Williams (New Zealand)
Shuhei Kubo (Japan)
Television match official:
Graham Hughes (England)

Notes:

* This was the Barbarians first draw with an international team since they drew with Scotland 16−16 in 1991.
* The draw saw the teams share the Killik Cup.

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5 November 2016
15:00 CDT (UTC-05)

Ireland | 40–29|  New Zealand

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Try: Murphy 9' c
Stander 16' m
Murray 33' c
Zebo 47' m
Henshaw 75' c
Con: Sexton (2/4) 10', 34'
Carbery (1/1) 76'
Pen: Sexton (2/2) 3', 23'
Murray (1/1) 58'| Report[14]| Try: Moala 4' m
Perenara 51' c
B. Smith 55' c
S. Barrett 62' c
Con: B. Barrett (3/4) 51', 55', 64'
Pen: B. Barrett (1/1) 20'
Soldier Field, Chicago, United States[15]
Attendance: 62,300
Referee: Mathieu Raynal (France)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Rob Kearney
RW | 14 | Andrew Trimble
OC | 13 | Jared Payne
IC | 12 | Robbie Henshaw
LW | 11 | Simon Zebo
FH | 10 | Johnny Sexton |  |  58'
SH | 9 | Conor Murray
N8 | 8 | Jamie Heaslip
OF | 7 | Jordi Murphy |  |  25'
BF | 6 | CJ Stander
RL | 5 | Devin Toner
LL | 4 | Donnacha Ryan |  |  64'
TP | 3 | Tadhg Furlong |  |  56'
HK | 2 | Rory Best (c) |  |  70'
LP | 1 | Jack McGrath |  |  60'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Seán Cronin |  |  70'
PR | 17 | Cian Healy |  |  60'
PR | 18 | Finlay Bealham |  |  56'
LK | 19 | Ultan Dillane |  |  64'
FL | 20 | Josh van der Flier |  |  25'
SH | 21 | Kieran Marmion
FH | 22 | Joey Carbery |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Garry Ringrose
Coach:
Joe Schmidt
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FB | 15 | Ben Smith
RW | 14 | Waisake Naholo |  |  58'
OC | 13 | George Moala |  |  70'
IC | 12 | Ryan Crotty |  |  25'
LW | 11 | Julian Savea
FH | 10 | Beauden Barrett
SH | 9 | Aaron Smith |  |  44'
N8 | 8 | Kieran Read (c)
OF | 7 | Sam Cane
BF | 6 | Liam Squire
RL | 5 | Jerome Kaino |  |  44'
LL | 4 | Patrick Tuipulotu |  |  58'
TP | 3 | Owen Franks |  |  58'
HK | 2 | Dane Coles
LP | 1 | Joe Moody |  7' to 17' |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Codie Taylor |  |  70'
PR | 17 | Ofa Tu'ungafasi |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Charlie Faumuina |  |  58'
LK | 19 | Scott Barrett |  |  44'
FL | 20 | Ardie Savea |  |  58'
SH | 21 | TJ Perenara |  |  44'
FH | 22 | Aaron Cruden |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Malakai Fekitoa |  |  25'
Coach:
Steve Hansen

Man of the Match:
Conor Murray (Ireland)

Touch judges:
Luke Pearce (England)
Ben Whitehouse (Wales)
Television match official:
Rowan Kitt (England)

Notes:

* Joey Carbery (Ireland) and Scott Barrett (New Zealand) made their international debuts.
* Julian Savea (New Zealand) earned his 50th test cap.
* This was Ireland's first ever victory over New Zealand in 28 attempts since 1905.[16]
* This was the most points (40) and tries (5) New Zealand have conceded in a single test since Steve Hansen became coach and the All Blacks became world champions following the 2011 World Cup, surpassing the 38 points England scored against them in December 2012 and the 4 tries South Africa scored in the final match of the 2013 Rugby Championship.[17]

8 November 2016
19:00 CET (UTC+1)

Czech Republic | 0–71| Barbarians

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| Report[18]| Try: K. Smith (2) 5' c, 42' c
T. Smith 24' m
Faddes (2) 28' c, 57' m
Carter 34' m
Nanai (2) 37' c, 75' c
Mo'unga (2) 52' c, 68' c
S. Van der Merwe 71' c
Con: Mo'unga (2/3) 6', 29'
Du Preez (6/8) 38', 43', 54', 69', 72', 75'
Stadion Markéta, Prague[19]
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Maxime Burlet (Belgium)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Michal Schlanger
RW | 14 | Jakub Žalud |  |  58'
OC | 13 | Jan Rohlik |  |  72'
IC | 12 | Jiří Pantůček
LW | 11 | Karel Berounský
FH | 10 | Václav Jursik
SH | 9 | Marek Šimák |  |  58'
N8 | 8 | Vojtěch Havel
OF | 7 | Vojtěch Mára |  |  72'
BF | 6 | Vojtěch Hruška
RL | 5 | Robert Voves (c)
LL | 4 | Miroslav Němeček |  |  78'
TP | 3 | Martin Havliček |  |  61'
HK | 2 | Ondřej Kutil |  |  78'
LP | 1 | Lukáš Rapant |  |  78'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Hubert Dřimal |  |  75'
PR | 17 | Emilio Caldaroni |  |  75'
LK | 18 | Jan Olbrich |  |  75'
LK | 19 | Martin Charvát |  |  58'
FL | 20 | Petr Čížek |  |  72'
CE | 21 | Martin Kovář |  |  72'
SH | 22 | Vachtang Pailodze |  |  58'
PR | 23 | Pavel Elis |  |  62'
Coach:
Thomasz Putra
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FB | 15 |  Clayton Blommetjies
RW | 14 |  Luke Morahan
OC | 13 |  Matt Faddes
IC | 12 |  Robert du Preez
LW | 11 |  Melani Nanai
FH | 10 |  Richie Mo'unga
SH | 9 |  Nic Stirzaker
N8 | 8 |  Ruan Ackermann
OF | 7 |  Kwagga Smith
BF | 6 |  Sam Carter
RL | 5 |  Martin Muller
LL | 4 |  Dan Tuohy (c)
TP | 3 |  Toby Smith |  |  63'
HK | 2 |  Andrew Ready
LP | 1 |  Schalk van der Merwe
Replacements:
HK | 16 |  Akker van der Merwe
PR | 17 |  Reggie Goodes
PR | 18 |  Ben Franks |  |  63'
LK | 19 |  Michael Fatialofa
FL | 20 |  Brad Shields
SH | 21 |  Andrew Ellis
FL | 22 |  Jordan Taufua
CE | 23 |  Richard Buckman
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Will Greenwood

Man of the Match:
Melani Nanai (Barbarians)

Touch judges:
Tomáš Tuma (Czech Republic)
Matej Rázga (Czech Republic)

Notes:

* This was the first time since beating South Africa 6–0 in 1961, that the Barbarians has not conceded any points against an international opposition.

* * *

11 November 2016
19:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Barbarians| 40–7|  Fiji

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Try: Van der Merwe (2) 1' c, 17' c
Faddes 5' c
Ellis 25' c
Mo'unga 74' c
Morahan 79' m
Con: Du Preez (5/6) 2', 6', 18', 26', 75'| Report[20]| Try: Nayacalevu 54' c
Con: Nadolo (1/1) 55'
Kingspan Stadium, Belfast[21]
Attendance: 13,000
Referee: Nick Briant (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 |  Melani Nanai
RW | 14 |  Matt Faddes
OC | 13 |  Tommy Bowe
IC | 12 |  Richard Buckman |  |  62'
LW | 11 |  Taqele Naiyaravoro |  |  62'
FH | 10 |  Robert du Preez
SH | 9 |  Andy Ellis (c) |  |  56'
N8 | 8 |  Luke Whitelock
OF | 7 |  Jordan Taufua |  |  62'
BF | 6 |  Brad Shields
RL | 5 |  Sam Carter
LL | 4 |  Michael Fatialofa |  |  62'
TP | 3 |  Ben Franks |  |  62'
HK | 2 |  Akker van der Merwe |  |  62'
LP | 1 |  Reggie Goodes |  |  62'
Replacements:
HK | 16 |  Andrew Ready |  |  62'
PR | 17 |  Toby Smith |  |  62'
PR | 18 |  Paddy Ryan |  |  62'
LK | 19 |  Martin Muller |  |  62'
FL | 20 |  Ruan Ackermann |  |  62'
SH | 21 |  Ruan Pienaar |  |  56'
FH | 22 |  Richie Mo'unga |  |  62'
WG | 23 |  Luke Morahan |  |  62'
Coach:
Robbie Deans
Will Greenwood
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FB | 15 | Benito Masilevu
RW | 14 | Waisea Nayacalevu |  |  56'
OC | 13 | Asaeli Tikoirotuma
IC | 12 | Albert Vulivuli |  |  67'
LW | 11 | Nemani Nadolo
FH | 10 | Ben Volavola |  |  51'
SH | 9 | Serupepeli Vularika
N8 | 8 | Akapusi Qera (c)
OF | 7 | Mosese Voka |  |  76'
BF | 6 | Naulia Dawai
RL | 5 | Dominiko Waqaniburotu |  |  63'
LL | 4 | Api Ratuniyarawa
TP | 3 | Manasa Saulo |  |  63'
HK | 2 | Jale Sassen |  |  44'
LP | 1 | Campese Ma'afu |  |  56'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Joeli Veitayaki Jr. |  |  44'
PR | 17 | Sunia Koto |  |  56'
PR | 18 | Lee Roy Atalifo |  |  63'
LK | 19 | Nemia Soqeta |  |  63'
N8 | 20 | Eremasi Radrodro |  |  76'
SH | 21 | Nemia Kenatale |  |  51'
FB | 22 | Metuisela Talebula |  |  56'
FH | 23 | Vatemo Ravouvou |  |  67'
Coach:
John McKee

Man of the Match:
Robert du Preez (Barbarians)

Touch judges:
George Clancy (Ireland)
David Wilkinson (Ireland)
Television match official:
Neil Paterson (Scotland)

* * *

11 November 2016
19:45 WET (UTC+0)

Munster | 27–14|  Māori All Blacks

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Try: N. Scannell 13' m
Penalty try 30' c
Sweetnam 37' m
O'Mahony 68' c
Con: Keatley (2/4) 30', 69'
Pen: Keatley (1/1) 43'| Report[22]| Try: Lowe 23' c
Curtis 25' c
Con: Black (2/2) 24', 27'
Thomond Park, Limerick[23]
Attendance: 25,600
Referee: Craig Maxwell-Keys (England)

Team details

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FB | 15 |  Andrew Conway
RW | 14 |  Darren Sweetnam
OC | 13 |  Jaco Taute |  |  75'
IC | 12 |  Rory Scannell
LW | 11 |  Ronan O'Mahony |  |  75'
FH | 10 |  Ian Keatley
SH | 9 |  Duncan Williams |  45' to 55'
N8 | 8 |  Robin Copeland
OF | 7 |  Conor Oliver
BF | 6 |  Tommy O'Donnell (c)
RL | 5 |  Darren O'Shea |  |  75'
LL | 4 |  John Madigan |  |  54'
TP | 3 |  Stephen Archer |  |  71'
HK | 2 |  Niall Scannell |  |  60'
LP | 1 |  James Cronin |  |  25'
Replacements:
HK | 16 |  Rhys Marshall |  |  60'
PR | 17 |  Peter McCabe |  |  25'
PR | 18 |  Brian Scott |  |  71'
LK | 19 |  Sean O'Connor |  |  54'
FL | 20 |  John Foley |  |  75'
SH | 21 |  Te Aihe Toma
CE | 22 |  Dan Goggin |  |  75'
WG | 23 |  Alex Wootton |  |  75'
Coach:
Rassie Erasmus
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FB | 15 | Marty McKenzie |  |  62'
RW | 14 | Ambrose Curtis
OC | 13 | Matt Proctor
IC | 12 | Tim Bateman
LW | 11 | James Lowe
FH | 10 | Otere Black |  |  58'
SH | 9 | Billy Guyton |  |  50'
N8 | 8 | Akira Ioane
OF | 7 | Shane Christie |  |  71'
BF | 6 | Reed Prinsep |  30' to 40'
RL | 5 | Jacob Skeen |  |  |  58'
LL | 4 | Leighton Price |  |  50' |  58'
TP | 3 | Ben May |  |  75'
HK | 2 | Ash Dixon (c) |  |  75'
LP | 1 | Kane Hames |  |  70'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Leni Apisai |  |  75'
PR | 17 | Chris Eves |  |  70'
PR | 18 | Marcel Renata |  |  75'
N8 | 19 | Whetu Douglas |  |  50'
FL | 20 | Kara Pryor |  |  71'
SH | 21 | Brad Weber |  |  50'
FH | 22 | Ihaia West |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Jason Emery |  |  62'
Coach:
Colin Cooper

Touch judges:
Frank Murphy (Ireland)
Leo Colgan (Ireland)
Television match official:
Brian MacNeice (Ireland)

Notes:

* This was Munster's first ever match against the Māori All Blacks.[24]

* * *

12 November 2016
15:00 GET (UTC+4)

Georgia | 22−28|  Japan

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Try: Kolelishvili 25' m
Lobzhanidze 37' c
Bitsadze 49' c
Con: Kvirikashvili (2/3) 37', 51'
Pen: Kvirikashvili (1/1) 56'| Report[25]| Try: Matsushima 8' m
Lemeki (2) 44' m, 59' c
Fukuoka 63' m
Con: Tamura (1/4) 61'
Pen: Tamura (2/3) 16', 75'
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, Tbilisi[26]
Attendance: 22,000
Referee: Federico Anselmi (Argentina)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Merab Kvirikashvili
RW | 14 | Tamaz Mchedlidze
OC | 13 | Davit Kacharava |  |  36'
IC | 12 | Merab Sharikadze
LW | 11 | Giorgi Aptsiauri
FH | 10 | Lasha Khmaladze |  |  10'
SH | 9 | Vasil Lobzhanidze |  |  65'
N8 | 8 | Beka Bitsadze |  |  |  |  65'
OF | 7 | Viktor Kolelishvili
BF | 6 | Mamuka Gorgodze (c)
RL | 5 | Giorgi Nemsadze
LL | 4 | Konstantin Mikautadze |  |  65'
TP | 3 | Levan Chilachava |  |  54'
HK | 2 | Jaba Bregvadze
LP | 1 | Mikheil Nariashvili |  |  61'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Badri Alkhazashvili
PR | 17 | Vasil Kakovin |  |  61'
PR | 18 | Davit Kubriashvili |  |  54'
N8 | 19 | Lasha Lomidze |  |  65'
FL | 20 | Giorgi Tkhilaishvili |  |  36' |  51' |  65'
SH | 21 | Giorgi Begadze |  |  65'
FH | 22 | Lasha Malaghuradze |  |  10'
WG | 23 | Anzor Sitchinava |  66' to 76' |  |  51'
Coach:
Milton Haig
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FB | 15 | Kotaro Matsushima
RW | 14 | Lomano Lemeki |  |  79'
OC | 13 | Timothy Lafaele |  |  76'
IC | 12 | Harumichi Tatekawa
LW | 11 | Karne Hesketh |  |  51'
FH | 10 | Yu Tamura
SH | 9 | Fumiaki Tanaka
N8 | 8 | Amanaki Mafi
OF | 7 | Shunsuke Nunomaki
BF | 6 | Malgene Ilaua |  |  54'
RL | 5 | Kyosuke Kajikawa
LL | 4 | Kotaro Yatabe |  |  40'
TP | 3 | Heiichiro Ito |  |  61'
HK | 2 | Shota Horie (c)
LP | 1 | Satoshi Nakatani |  |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Takeshi Hino
PR | 17 | Masataka Mikami |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Yasuo Yamaji |  |  61'
LK | 19 | Samuela Anise |  |  40'
FL | 20 | Uwe Helu |  |  54'
SH | 21 | Keisuke Uchida |  |  79'
FB | 22 | Amanaki Lotoahea |  |  76'
WG | 23 | Kenki Fukuoka |  |  51'
Coach:
Jamie Joseph

Man of the Match:
Lomano Lemeki (Japan)

Touch judges:
Pascal Gaüzère (France)
Dan Jones (Wales)
Television match official:
Brian MacNeice (Ireland)

Notes:

* Anzor Sitchinava (Georgia) and Shunsuke Nunomaki and Yasuo Yamaji (both Japan) made their international debuts.

* * *

12 November 2016
15:00 CET (UTC+1)

Italy | 10–68|  New Zealand

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Try: Boni 66' c
Con: Allan (1/1) 68'
Pen: Canna (1/1) 12'| Report[27]| Try: Fekitoa (2) 3' c, 57' c
Faumuina 14' c
Tuipulotu 19' c
Dagg 25' c
Crockett 37' c
Luatua 44' c
Dixon 61' m
Ioane 72' c
Naholo 76' c
Con: Cruden (7/7) 4', 16', 20', 26', 38', 46', 58'
Sopoaga (2/3) 73', 76'
Stadio Olimpico, Rome[4][28]
Attendance: 60,693
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Edoardo Padovani
RW | 14 | Giulio Bisegni
OC | 13 | Tommaso Benvenuti
IC | 12 | Luke McLean
LW | 11 | Angelo Esposito |  |  64'
FH | 10 | Carlo Canna |  |  49'
SH | 9 | Giorgio Bronzini |  |  49'
N8 | 8 | Sergio Parisse (c)
OF | 7 | Simone Favaro
BF | 6 | Maxime Mbanda |  |  54'
RL | 5 | Andries van Schalkwyk
LL | 4 | Marco Fuser |  |  54'
TP | 3 | Lorenzo Cittadini |  |  43'
HK | 2 | Leonardo Ghiraldini |  |  10'
LP | 1 | Andrea Lovotti |  |  78'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Ornel Gega |  |  10'
PR | 17 | Sami Panico |  |  78'
PR | 18 | Pietro Ceccarelli |  |  43'
LK | 19 | George Biagi |  |  54'
FL | 20 | Francesco Minto |  |  54'
SH | 21 | Edoardo Gori |  |  49'
FH | 22 | Tommaso Allan |  |  49'
CE | 23 | Tommaso Boni |  |  64'
Coach:
Conor O'Shea
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FB | 15 | Damian McKenzie
RW | 14 | Israel Dagg |  |  49'
OC | 13 | Malakai Fekitoa
IC | 12 | Anton Lienert-Brown
LW | 11 | Waisake Naholo
FH | 10 | Aaron Cruden |  |  58'
SH | 9 | Tawera Kerr-Barlow |  |  49'
N8 | 8 | Steve Luatua
OF | 7 | Sam Cane (c)
BF | 6 | Elliot Dixon
RL | 5 | Scott Barrett |  |  54'
LL | 4 | Patrick Tuipulotu |  |  58'
TP | 3 | Charlie Faumuina |  |  55'
HK | 2 | Codie Taylor |  |  65'
LP | 1 | Wyatt Crockett |  |  69'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Liam Coltman |  |  65'
PR | 17 | Joe Moody |  |  69'
PR | 18 | Ofa Tu'ungafasi |  |  55'
LK | 19 | Brodie Retallick |  |  54'
FL | 20 | Matt Todd |  |  58'
SH | 21 | Aaron Smith |  |  49'
FH | 22 | Lima Sopoaga |  |  58'
WG | 23 | Rieko Ioane |  |  49'
Coach:
Steve Hansen

Man of the Match:
Aaron Cruden (New Zealand)

Touch judges:
Alexandre Ruiz (France)
Dudley Phillips (Ireland)
Television match official:
Eric Gauzins (France)

Notes:

* Giorgio Bronzini (Italy) and Liam Coltman and Rieko Ioane (both New Zealand) made their international debuts.

* * *

12 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

England | 37–21|  South Africa

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Try: May 10' c
Lawes 35' c
Ford 43' c
Farrell 66' c
Con: Farrell (4/4) 11', 36', 43', 66'
Pen: Farrell (2/3) 33', 43'
Daly (1/1) 40'| Report[29]| Try: Goosen 58' m
Le Roux 78' c
Con: Combrinck (1/1) 79'
Pen: Lambie (2/3) 3', 20'
Drop: Lambie (1/1) 6'
Twickenham Stadium, London[30]
Attendance: 80,000
Referee: Jérôme Garcès (France)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Mike Brown
RW | 14 | Marland Yarde
OC | 13 | Elliot Daly
IC | 12 | Owen Farrell
LW | 11 | Jonny May |  |  62'
FH | 10 | George Ford |  |  70'
SH | 9 | Ben Youngs |  |  67'
N8 | 8 | Billy Vunipola |  |  70'
OF | 7 | Tom Wood |  |  53'
BF | 6 | Chris Robshaw
RL | 5 | Courtney Lawes
LL | 4 | Joe Launchbury
TP | 3 | Dan Cole |  |  71'
HK | 2 | Dylan Hartley (c) |  |  56'
LP | 1 | Mako Vunipola |  |  62'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Jamie George |  |  56'
PR | 17 | Joe Marler |  |  62'
PR | 18 | Kyle Sinckler |  |  71'
LK | 19 | Dave Attwood |  |  70'
N8 | 20 | Nathan Hughes |  |  53'
SH | 21 | Danny Care |  |  67'
CE | 22 | Ben Te'o |  |  70'
CE | 23 | Jonathan Joseph |  |  62'
Coach:
Eddie Jones
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FB | 15 | Willie le Roux
RW | 14 | Ruan Combrinck
OC | 13 | Francois Venter
IC | 12 | Damian de Allende
LW | 11 | JP Pietersen |  |  76'
FH | 10 | Patrick Lambie |  |  53'
SH | 9 | Rudy Paige |  |  62'
N8 | 8 | Warren Whiteley
OF | 7 | Pieter-Steph du Toit
BF | 6 | Willem Alberts
RL | 5 | Lood de Jager |  |  67'
LL | 4 | Eben Etzebeth |  |  30'
TP | 3 | Vincent Koch |  |  56'
HK | 2 | Adriaan Strauss (c) |  |  70'
LP | 1 | Tendai Mtawarira |  |  56'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Bongi Mbonambi |  |  70'
PR | 17 | Steven Kitshoff |  |  56'
PR | 18 | Lourens Adriaanse |  |  56'
LK | 19 | Franco Mostert |  |  30'
FL | 20 | Nizaam Carr |  |  67'
SH | 21 | Faf de Klerk |  |  62'
FB | 22 | Johan Goosen |  |  53'
CE | 23 | Lionel Mapoe |  |  76'
Coach:
Allister Coetzee

Man of the Match:
Joe Launchbury (England)

Touch judges:
Glen Jackson (New Zealand)
Andrew Brace (Ireland)
Television match official:
Jon Mason (Wales)

Notes:

* Nathan Hughes, Kyle Sinckler and Ben Te'o (all England) and Francois Venter (South Africa) made their international debut.
* Courtney Lawes (England) earned his 50th test cap.
* This was England 's first win over South Africa since their 23–21 win during the 2006 Autumn Internationals.

* * *

12 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Scotland | 22–23|  Australia

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Try: Jones (2) 7' c, 26' c
J. Gray 47' m
Con: Laidlaw (2/3) 8', 27'
Pen: Laidlaw (1/2) 2'| Report[31]| Try: Hodge 12' c
Kuridrani 74' c
Con: Foley (2/2) 14', 76'
Pen: Foley (3/3) 22', 41', 55'
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh[10][32]
Attendance: 65,395
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Stuart Hogg
RW | 14 | Sean Maitland
OC | 13 | Huw Jones
IC | 12 | Alex Dunbar |  |  69'
LW | 11 | Tim Visser
FH | 10 | Finn Russell
SH | 9 | Greig Laidlaw (c)
N8 | 8 | Ryan Wilson |  |  4'
OF | 7 | Hamish Watson
BF | 6 | John Barclay
RL | 5 | Jonny Gray
LL | 4 | Richie Gray |  |  12' |  18'
TP | 3 | Zander Fagerson |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Ross Ford |  |  55'
LP | 1 | Allan Dell |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Fraser Brown |  |  55'
PR | 17 | Gordon Reid |  |  51'
PR | 18 | Moray Low |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Grant Gilchrist |  |  12' |  18' |  61'
FL | 20 | John Hardie |  |  4' |  |  61'
SH | 21 | Ali Price
FH | 22 | Peter Horne |  |  69'
WG | 23 | Rory Hughes
Coach:
Vern Cotter
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FB | 15 | Israel Folau
RW | 14 | Dane Haylett-Petty
OC | 13 | Tevita Kuridrani
IC | 12 | Reece Hodge
LW | 11 | Henry Speight
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley
SH | 9 | Will Genia |  |  67'
N8 | 8 | Lopeti Timani |  |  61'
OF | 7 | Michael Hooper
BF | 6 | David Pocock
RL | 5 | Adam Coleman |  |  4'
LL | 4 | Rory Arnold |  |  48'
TP | 3 | Sekope Kepu |  |  61'
HK | 2 | Stephen Moore (c)
LP | 1 | Scott Sio |  |  72'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tolu Latu
PR | 17 | Tom Robertson |  |  72'
PR | 18 | Allan Alaalatoa |  |  61'
LK | 19 | Rob Simmons |  |  4'
LK | 20 | Will Skelton |  68' to 78' |  61'
FL | 21 | Dean Mumm |  |  48'
SH | 22 | Nick Phipps |  |  67'
FH | 23 | Quade Cooper
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Man of the Match:
Huw Jones (Scotland)

Touch judges:
Ben O'Keeffe (New Zealand)
Ian Davies (Wales)
Television match official:
Simon McDowell (Ireland)

Notes:

* Allan Dell (Scotland) made his international debut.
* Ross Ford (Scotland) became the third Scotsman to earn his 100th test cap.
* Israel Folau and Nick Phipps (both Australia) earned their 50th test caps.
* Australia retain the Hopetoun Cup.

* * *

12 November 2016
15:00 WET (UTC+0)

Portugal | 26–21|  Belgium

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Try: Appleton 7' c
Magalhães 12' c
G. Foro (2) 21' m, 35' c
Con: Ávila (3/4) 8', 12', 36'| Report[33]
(In French)| Try: K. Williams 40' c
Brébant 55' c
Debatty 67' c
Con: K. Williams (3/3) 40', 57', 68'
Complexo Municipal de Atletismo, Setúbal[34]
Referee: Iñigo Atorrasagasti (Spain)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Pedro Bettencourt Ávila
RW | 14 | Gonçalo Foro
OC | 13 | Tomás Appleton
IC | 12 | José Lima
LW | 11 | Adérito Esteves
FH | 10 | Nuno Penha e Costa
SH | 9 | Francisco Pinto Magalhães
N8 | 8 | Vasco Mendes
OF | 7 | Sebastião Villax
BF | 6 | João Lino
RL | 5 | Gonçalo Uva (c)
LL | 4 | Salvador Vassalo
TP | 3 | Francisco Bruno
HK | 2 | Duarte Diniz
LP | 1 | Bruno Medeiros
Replacements:
PR | 16 | João Côrte-Real
HK | 17 | Duarte Foro
PR | 18 | Diogo Hasse Ferreira
LK | 19 | Fernando Almeida
FL | 20 | Pedro Rosa
SH | 21 | Pedro Leal
FB | 22 | Nuno Sousa Guedes
CE | 23 | Manuel Vilela
Coach:
Martim Aguiar
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FB | 15 | Alan Williams
RW | 14 | Thomas Walraff
OC | 13 | Hendrik Brouwers
IC | 12 | Guillaume Brébant
LW | 11 | Thomas Brouillard
FH | 10 | Kevin Williams
SH | 9 | Julien Berger (c)
N8 | 8 | Bertrand Billi
OF | 7 | Amin Hamzaoui
BF | 6 | Gillian Benoy
RL | 5 | Tuur Moelants
LL | 4 | Thomas Vervoort
TP | 3 | Christophe Debaty
HK | 2 | Max Dubois
LP | 1 | Lucas Sotteau
Replacements:
HK | 16 | James Pearce
PR | 17 | Sydney Mulumba
PR | 18 | Julien Massimi
LK | 19 | Alec Maloir
FL | 20 | Michael Abrahams
CE | 21 | Louis Debatty
FH | 22 | Jens Torfs
SH | 23 | Tom Cocqu
Coach:
Guillaume Ajac

Touch judges:
Portugal Appt. (Portugal)
Portugal Appt. (Portugal)

* * *

12 November 2016
16:00 CET (UTC+1)

Spain | 13–28|  Tonga

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Try: Howarth 44' c
Con: Linklater (1/1) 44'
Pen: Linklater (2/3) 29', 61'| Report[35]
(In Spanish)| Try: Faleafa 31' c
Vainikolo 33' c
Takulua 57' c
Hala 78' c
Con: Takulua (4/4) 31', 34', 58', 79'
Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid[36][37]
Attendance: 12,500
Referee: Shuhei Kubo (Japan)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Brad Linklater
RW | 14 | Ignacio Contardi |  |  73'
OC | 13 | Fabien Perrin
IC | 12 | Thibaut Alvarez |  |  69'
LW | 11 | Sébastien Ascarat
FH | 10 | Mathieu Bélie
SH | 9 | Sébastien Rouet |  |  58'
N8 | 8 | Jaime Nava de Olano (c)
OF | 7 | Gauthier Gibouin
BF | 6 | Pierre Barthere |  |  32'
RL | 5 | David González |  |  58'
LL | 4 | David Barrera Howarth
TP | 3 | Jesús Moreno |  |  46'
HK | 2 | Marco Pinto Ferrer |  |  47'
LP | 1 | Beñat Auzqui |  |  61'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Fernando Martin López Perez |  |  61'
HK | 17 | Juan Anaya Lazaro |  |  47'
PR | 18 | Jonathan García |  |  46'
N8 | 19 | Carlos Gavidi |  |  32'
FL | 20 | Mathew Foulds |  |  58'
SH | 21 | Grégory Maïquez |  |  58'
WG | 22 | Jordi Jorba |  |  73'
FH | 23 | Alvar Gimeno |  |  69'
Coach:
Santiago Santos
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FB | 15 | David Halaifonua
RW | 14 | Nafi Tuitavake |  |  79'
OC | 13 | Siale Piutau (c)
IC | 12 | Latiume Fosita |  |  79'
LW | 11 | Fetuʻu Vainikolo
FH | 10 | Kali Hala
SH | 9 | Sonatane Takulua |  |  79'
N8 | 8 | Tevita Koloamatangi |  |  61'
OF | 7 | Jack Ram
BF | 6 | Daniel Faleafa |  |  37' |  47' |  72'
RL | 5 | Joe Tuineau
LL | 4 | Steve Mafi
TP | 3 | Siua Halanukonuka |  |  59'
HK | 2 | Paul Ngauamo |  |  63'
LP | 1 | Tevita Mailau |  37' to 47' |  |  |  69' |  79'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Elvis Taione |  |  63'
PR | 17 | Sione Lea |  |  37' |  47' |  69' |  79'
PR | 18 | Paea Faʻanunu |  |  59'
FL | 19 | Valentino Mapapalangi |  |  61'
FL | 20 | Kotoni Ale |  |  |  |  72'
SH | 21 | Tomasi Palu |  |  79'
CE | 22 | Tevita Taufuʻi |  |  79'
WG | 23 | Fetuli Paea |  |  79'
Coach:
Toutai Kefu

Touch judges:
Marius Mitrea (Italy)
Ian Tempest (England)
Television match official:
Graham Hughes (England)

* Mathew Foulds, Carlos Gavidi, Alvar Gimeno and Fabien Perrin (all Spain) and Kotoni Ale, Tevita Koloamatangi, Valentino Mapapalangi, Fetuli Paea and Tevita Taufuʻi (all Tonga) made their international debuts.
* This was the first ever match played between these two nations.
* This was Tonga's 100th test victory.

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12 November 2016
18:00 EET (UTC+2)

Romania | 23–10|  United States

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Try: Van Heerden 6' c
Fercu 10' m
Lucaci 33' m
Con: Vlaicu (1/3) 8'
Pen: Vlaicu (2/3) 15', 73'| Report[38]
(In Romanian)| Try: Holder 51' c
Con: Holder (1/1) 52'
Pen: Holder (1/1) 68'
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest[39]
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Paul Williams (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Cătălin Fercu |  |  75'
RW | 14 | Tangimana Fonovai
OC | 13 | Jack Umaga |  |  39' to 40'
IC | 12 | Florin Vlaicu
LW | 11 | Ionuț Dumitru
FH | 10 | Jody Rose
SH | 9 | Florin Surugiu |  |  70'
N8 | 8 | Stelian Burcea (c) |  |  56' |  66'
OF | 7 | Vasile Rus |  |  53'
BF | 6 | Viorel Lucaci
RL | 5 | Marius Antonescu |  |  70'
LL | 4 | Johan van Heerden
TP | 3 | Alexandru Țăruș |  |  73'
HK | 2 | Eugen Căpățână |  56' to 66' |  |  66'
LP | 1 | Mihai Lazăr |  |  48'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Andrei Rădoi |  |  56'
PR | 17 | Ionel Badiu |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Alexandru Gordaș |  |  73'
LK | 19 | Valentin Popârlan |  |  70'
FL | 20 | Andrei Gorcioaia |  |  53'
SH | 21 | Valentin Calafeteanu |  |  70'
WG | 22 | Stephen Shennan |  |  39' |  40'
CE | 23 | Florin Popa |  |  75'
Coach:
Lynn Howells
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FB | 15 | Madison Hughes |  |  73'
RW | 14 | Blaine Scully
OC | 13 | Thretton Palamo
IC | 12 | Bryce Campbell
LW | 11 | Martin Iosefo
FH | 10 | Will Holder
SH | 9 | Nate Augspurger
N8 | 8 | Andrew Durutalo
OF | 7 | Todd Clever (c) |  |  53'
BF | 6 | Alastair McFarland
RL | 5 | Nick Civetta
LL | 4 | Nate Brakeley |  |  40'
TP | 3 | Chris Baumann
HK | 2 | Joe Taufete'e |  |  66'
LP | 1 | Titi Lamositele |  |  68'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | James Hilterbrand |  |  66'
PR | 17 | Eric Fry |  |  68'
PR | 18 | Dino Waldren
LK | 19 | Samu Manoa |  |  40'
N8 | 20 | Langilangi Haupeakui |  |  53'
SH | 21 | Stephen Tomasin
FH | 22 | JP Eloff
WG | 23 | Matai Leuta |  |  73'
Coach:
John Mitchell

Touch judges:
Greg Garner (England)
Gary Conway (Ireland)
Television match official:
Carlo Damasco (England)

Notes:

* Tangimana Fonovai and Florin Popa (both Romania) and Bryce Campbell, Nick Civetta, Madison Hughes, Martin Iosefo and Matai Leuta (all United States) made their international debuts.
* Romania claimed the Pershing Cup.

* * *

12 November 2016
17:45 CET (UTC+1)

France | 52–8|  Samoa

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Try: Vakatawa (3) 11' m, 64' m, 77' c
Huget 28' m
Ollivon 32' c
Fickou 55' c
Penalty try 75' c
Con: Machenaud (2/5) 33', 56'
Serin (2/2) 76', 78'
Pen: Machenaud (3/3) 9', 24', 37'| Report[40]| Try: Lee-Lo 41' m
Pen: Fa'apale (1/1) 7'
Stadium Municipal, Toulouse[41]
Attendance: 33,000
Referee: JP Doyle (England)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Scott Spedding
RW | 14 | Yoann Huget
OC | 13 | Rémi Lamerat |  |  47'
IC | 12 | Wesley Fofana
LW | 11 | Virimi Vakatawa
FH | 10 | François Trinh-Duc |  |  47'
SH | 9 | Maxime Machenaud |  |  66'
N8 | 8 | Loann Goujon |  |  10'
OF | 7 | Kevin Gourdon |  |  |  69'
BF | 6 | Louis Picamoles
RL | 5 | Yoann Maestri
LL | 4 | Julien Le Devedec |  |  50' |  69'
TP | 3 | Uini Atonio |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Guilhem Guirado (c) |  |  12' to 16' |  55'
LP | 1 | Jefferson Poirot |  |  35'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Camille Chat |  |  12' |  16' |  55'
PR | 17 | Cyril Baille |  |  35'
PR | 18 | Rabah Slimani |  |  51'
LK | 19 | Sebastien Vahaamahina |  |  50'
N8 | 20 | Charles Ollivon |  |  10'
SH | 21 | Baptiste Serin |  |  66'
FH | 22 | Jean-Marc Doussain |  |  47'
CE | 23 | Gaël Fickou |  |  47'
Coach:
Guy Novès
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FB | 15 | Paul Williams
RW | 14 | Paul Perez
OC | 13 | George Pisi |  |  76'
IC | 12 | Rey Lee-Lo
LW | 11 | David Lemi (c)
FH | 10 | Patrick Fa'apale |  |  69'
SH | 9 | Kahn Fotuali'i
N8 | 8 | Genesis Mamea
OF | 7 | Jack Lam |  |  56'
BF | 6 | Alafoti Fa'osiliva
RL | 5 | Filo Paulo
LL | 4 | Chris Vui |  |  56'
TP | 3 | Census Johnston |  |  48'
HK | 2 | Manu Leiataua |  |  63'
LP | 1 | Sakaria Taulafo |  |  48'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Elia Elia |  |  63'
PR | 17 | Logovi'i Mulipola |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Anthony Perenise |  |  48'
LK | 19 | Jeff Lepa |  |  56'
FL | 20 | Greg Foe |  |  56'
SH | 21 | Pele Cowley
FH | 22 | D'Angelo Leuila |  |  69'
WG | 23 | Ken Pisi |  |  76'
Coach:
Alama Ieremia

Man of the Match:
Virimi Vakatawa (France)

Touch judges:
Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Tom Foley (England)
Television match official:
Stefano Pennè (Italy)

Notes:

* Cyril Baille (France) and Elia Elia, Genesis Mamea and Chris Vui (all Samoa) made their international debuts.

* * *

12 November 2016
17:45 CET (UTC+1)

Germany | 24–21|  Uruguay

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Try: Otto 47' c
Poppmeier 51' m
Con: Hilsenbeck (1/2) 48'
Pen: Hilsenbeck (4/8) 17', 31', 57', 80'| Report[42]| Try: Silva (2) 2' m, 24' c
Con: Berchesi (1/2) 25'
Pen: Berchesi (3/4) 28', 49', 68'
Frankfurter Volksbank Stadion, Frankfurt[43]
Attendance: 3,500
Referee: Lloyd Linton (Scotland)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Raynor Parkinson
RW | 14 | Steffen Liebig
OC | 13 | Marcel Coetzee |  |  61'
IC | 12 | Carlos Soteras-Merz
LW | 11 | Marvin Dieckmann
FH | 10 | Chris Hilsenbeck
SH | 9 | Tim Menzel
N8 | 8 | Jaco Otto |  |  59'
OF | 7 | Jarrid Els
BF | 6 | Adriaan Theisinger |  |  61'
RL | 5 | Michael Poppmeier (c) |  |  59'
LL | 4 | Erik Marks |  7' to 17'
TP | 3 | Samy Füchsel
HK | 2 | Mika Tyumenev
LP | 1 | Julius Nostadt |  |  61'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Dasch Barber |  |  61'
PR | 17 | Jörn Schröder |  |  61'
PR | 18 | Chris Howells
N8 | 19 | Timo Vollenkemper |  |  59'
FL | 20 | Sebastian Ferreira |  |  59'
SH | 21 | Raphael Pyrasch
CE | 22 | Harris Aounallah
WG | 23 | Clemens von Grumbkow |  |  61'
Coach:
Kobus Potgieter
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FB | 15 | Manuel Blengio
RW | 14 | Rodrigo Silva
OC | 13 | Jerónimo Etcheverry
IC | 12 | Nicolás Freitas |  31' to 41'
LW | 11 | Andrés Rocco |  |  61'
FH | 10 | Felipe Berchesi
SH | 9 | Guillermo Lijtenstein (c) |  |  77'
N8 | 8 | Gonzalo Soto
OF | 7 | Santiago Hernández
BF | 6 | Joaquín Dell’acqua |  |  57'
RL | 5 | Diego Ayala |  |  68'
LL | 4 | Diego Magno
TP | 3 | Juan Echeverría
HK | 2 | Facundo Gattas
LP | 1 | Mateo Sanguinetti
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Marcos Chamyan
PR | 17 | Ignacio Secco
PR | 18 | Francisco Jiménez
LK | 19 | Ignacio Dotti |  |  68'
FL | 20 | Juan Manuel Gaminara |  |  57'
SH | 21 | Santiago Arata |  |  77'
WG | 22 | Mauro Daverio
CE | 23 | Juan Manuel Cat |  |  61'
Coach:
Esteban Meneses

Touch judges:
Vlad Iordachescu (Romania)
Shota Tevzadze (Georgia)

Notes:

* Dasch Barber, Marcel Coetzee, Marvin Dieckmann and Sebastian Ferreira (all Germany) and Juan Manuel Cat and Santiago Hernández (both Uruguay) made their international debuts.
* This was the first ever meeting between the two nations.
* This was the first time since 27 October 2012, that Germany has beaten a side ranked higher than them in the World Rugby Rankings; Germany (31) Ukraine (29).

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12 November 2016
17:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Wales | 24–20|  Argentina

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Try: L. Williams 42' m
G. Davies 54' c
Con: Halfpenny (1/2) 55'
Pen: Halfpenny (4/4) 14', 23', 65', 77'| Report[44]| Try: Hernández 47' c
Landajo 60' c
Con: Sánchez (2/2) 48', 61'
Pen: Sánchez (2/3) 3', 73'
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff[11]
Attendance: 50,175
Referee: Angus Gardner (Australia)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Leigh Halfpenny
RW | 14 | George North
OC | 13 | Jonathan Davies
IC | 12 | Scott Williams
LW | 11 | Liam Williams
FH | 10 | Dan Biggar
SH | 9 | Gareth Davies
N8 | 8 | Ross Moriarty
OF | 7 | Justin Tipuric
BF | 6 | Sam Warburton
RL | 5 | Alun Wyn Jones
LL | 4 | Luke Charteris
TP | 3 | Tomas Francis
HK | 2 | Ken Owens |  |  45'
LP | 1 | Gethin Jenkins (c) |  |  62'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Scott Baldwin |  |  45'
PR | 17 | Nicky Smith |  |  62'
PR | 18 | Samson Lee
LK | 19 | Cory Hill
FL | 20 | James King
SH | 21 | Lloyd Williams
FH | 22 | Gareth Anscombe
CE | 23 | Jamie Roberts
Coach:
Rob Howley
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FB | 15 | Joaquín Tuculet |  |  35'
RW | 14 | Matías Moroni
OC | 13 | Matías Orlando
IC | 12 | Juan Martín Hernández |  |  74'
LW | 11 | Santiago Cordero
FH | 10 | Nicolás Sánchez
SH | 9 | Martín Landajo |  |  62'
N8 | 8 | Facundo Isa
OF | 7 | Javier Ortega Desio |  |  39' |  49'
BF | 6 | Pablo Matera |  |  62'
RL | 5 | Matías Alemanno
LL | 4 | Guido Petti |  |  58'
TP | 3 | Ramiro Herrera |  39' to 49' |  |  |  70'
HK | 2 | Agustín Creevy (c) |  |  65'
LP | 1 | Lucas Noguera Paz |  |  49'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Julián Montoya |  |  65'
PR | 17 | Santiago García Botta |  |  49'
PR | 18 | Enrique Pieretto |  |  39' |  49' |  70'
N8 | 19 | Leonardo Senatore |  |  62'
FL | 20 | Tomás Lezana |  |  58'
SH | 21 | Tomás Cubelli |  |  62'
FH | 22 | Santiago González Iglesias |  |  74'
CE | 23 | Jerónimo de la Fuente |  |  35'
Coach:
Daniel Hourcade

Man of the Match:
Alun Wyn Jones (Wales)

Touch judges:
Mike Fraser (New Zealand)
Luke Pearce (England)
Television match official:
Shaun Davey (England)

Notes:

* Dan Biggar (Wales) earned his 50th test cap.

* * *

12 November 2016
19:15 WET (UTC+0)

Ireland | 52–21|  Canada

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Try: Earls 5' c
Marshall 21' c
O'Halloran (2) 37' m, 77' m
Penalty try 44' c
Dillane 58' c
Marmion 65' c
Tracy 80' m
Con: Jackson (6/6) 6', 22', 38', 45', 60', 66'| Report[45]| Try: Van der Merwe 23 'c
Paris 28' c
Evans 56' c
Con: McRorie (3/3) 25', 29', 57'
Aviva Stadium, Dublin[46][15]
Attendance: 43,000
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Tiernan O'Halloran
RW | 14 | Craig Gilroy |  |  66'
OC | 13 | Garry Ringrose
IC | 12 | Luke Marshall
LW | 11 | Keith Earls
FH | 10 | Paddy Jackson |  |  67'
SH | 9 | Kieran Marmion |  |  66'
N8 | 8 | Jack O'Donoghue
OF | 7 | Seán O'Brien |  |  67'
BF | 6 | Peter O'Mahony (c)
RL | 5 | Billy Holland
LL | 4 | Ultan Dillane |  |  72'
TP | 3 | Finlay Bealham |  |  47'
HK | 2 | Seán Cronin |  |  60'
LP | 1 | Cian Healy |  |  56'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | James Tracy |  |  60'
PR | 17 | Dave Kilcoyne |  |  56'
PR | 18 | John Ryan |  |  47'
LK | 19 | Donnacha Ryan |  |  72'
FL | 20 | Dan Leavy |  |  67'
SH | 21 | Luke McGrath |  |  66'
FH | 22 | Joey Carbery |  |  67'
WG | 23 | Niyi Adeolokun |  |  66'
Coach:
Joe Schmidt
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FB | 15 | Matt Evans
RW | 14 | D. T. H. van der Merwe
OC | 13 | Conor Trainor
IC | 12 | Ciaran Hearn |  |  68'
LW | 11 | Taylor Paris
FH | 10 | Connor Braid
SH | 9 | Gordon McRorie |  |  69'
N8 | 8 | Aaron Carpenter (c) |  |  45'
OF | 7 | Lucas Rumball |  |  66'
BF | 6 | Kyle Baillie
RL | 5 | Evan Olmstead
LL | 4 | Brett Beukeboom
TP | 3 | Jake Ilnicki |  |  79'
HK | 2 | Ray Barkwill |  |  61' to 67' |  75'
LP | 1 | Djustice Sears-Duru |  |  70'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Eric Howard |  |  61'- |  67' |  75'
PR | 17 | Rob Brouwer |  |  70'
PR | 18 | Matt Tierney |  |  79'
FL | 19 | Admir Cejvanovic |  |  45'
FL | 20 | Matt Heaton |  |  66'
SH | 21 | Phil Mack |  |  69'
FH | 22 | Pat Parfrey
CE | 23 | Nick Blevins |  |  68'
Coach:
Mark Anscombe

Man of the Match:
Ultan Dillane (Ireland)

Touch judges:
Matthew Carley (England)
Thomas Charabas (France)
Television match official:
Tim Hayes (Wales)

Notes:

* Niyi Adeolokun, Billy Holland, Dan Leavy, Jack O'Donoghue, Luke McGrath, Garry Ringrose, John Ryan and James Tracy (all Ireland) and Admir Cejvanovic (Canada) made their international debuts.[47]

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13 November 2016
16:00 CLST (UTC-03)

Chile | 30–12|  South Korea

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Try: Larenas 20' c
Muñita 37' c
Brangier 55' c
Con: González (3/3) 21', 38', 56'
Pen: González (3/3) 2', 8', 65'| Report[48]| Try: Sung Min 42' c
Yong-heung 61' m
Con: Hyuk (1/2) 43'
Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo, Las Condes[49]
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: Joaquín Montes (Uruguay)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Rodrigo Fernández
RW | 14 | Tomás Ianiszewski
OC | 13 | Felipe Brangier |  |  61'
IC | 12 | Ricardo Sifri
LW | 11 | Juan Pablo Larenas
FH | 10 | Francisco González |  |  75'
SH | 9 | Juan Pablo Perrotta |  |  75'
N8 | 8 | Nikola Bursic |  |  44'
OF | 7 | Javier Richard |  71' to 80'
BF | 6 | Benjamín Soto (c) |  |  72'
RL | 5 | Mario Mayol
LL | 4 | Francisco Hurtado
TP | 3 | José Tomás Muñita |  |  75'
HK | 2 | Manuel Gurruchaga |  |  41'
LP | 1 | Claudio Zamorano |  |  66'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tomás Dussaillant |  |  41'
PR | 17 | Álvaro Ide |  |  66'
PR | 18 | Lucas Bordigoni |  |  75'
LK | 19 | Martín Sigren |  |  72'
FL | 20 | Cristóbal Niedmann |  71' to 80' |  44'
SH | 21 | Beltrán Vergara |  |  75'
FH | 22 | Jorge Castillo |  |  75'
WG | 23 | Matías Contreras |  |  61'
Coach:
Bernard Charreyre
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FB | 15 | Chang Yong-heung
RW | 14 | Jeong Yeon Sik |  |  49'
OC | 13 | Jang Sung Min
IC | 12 | Moon Jung Ho |  |  55'
LW | 11 | Park Han Gyul
FH | 10 | Yoo Jae Hyuk
SH | 9 | Lee Myung Jun |  |  64'
N8 | 8 | Park Soon-Chai
OF | 7 | Choi Kang San |  |  57'
BF | 6 | Lee Yong Seung
RL | 5 | Lee Jin Seok |  |  77'
LL | 4 | Yang Dae Yeong |  |  69'
TP | 3 | Shin Dong-won (c) |  |  73'
HK | 2 | Lim Jun Hee
LP | 1 | Son Young-ki |  |  56'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Kang Taeh Yun |  |  56'
FL | 17 | Yoo-Yi Hoon |  |  73'
PR | 18 | Park Jong Yeol |  |  57'
LK | 19 | Shin Dahyun |  |  77'
FL | 20 | Son Min Su |  |  69'
SH | 21 | Shin Ki-chul |  |  64'
FH | 22 | Lee Jae Bok |  |  49'
CE | 23 | Kim Nam Uk |  |  55'
Coach:
John Walters

Touch judges:
Francisco Saavedra (Chile)
Claudio Ruz (Chile)

16 November 2016
19:45 GMT (UTC+0)

Harlequins | 10–26|  Māori All Blacks

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Try: Murphy 51' c
Con: Swiel (1/1) 52'
Pen: Swiel (1/1) 7'| Report| Try: Lowe (2) 14' c, 18' c
Christie 22' m
Wainui 25' c
Con: West (3/4) 16', 19', 24'
Twickenham Stoop, London[50]
Attendance: 12,100
Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland)

Team details

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FB | 15 |  Ruaridh Jackson
RW | 14 |  Sam Aspland-Robinson
OC | 13 |  Gabriel Ibitoye
IC | 12 |  Henry Cheeseman
LW | 11 |  Jonas Mikalcius
FH | 10 |  Tim Swiel |  |  76'
SH | 9 |  Luc Jones |  |  77'
N8 | 8 |  George Naoupu
OF | 7 |  Archie White |  |  77'
BF | 6 |  Daniel Leo |  |  63'
RL | 5 |  Stan South
LL | 4 |  Mark Reddish
TP | 3 |  Adam Jones (c) |  |  54'
HK | 2 |  Joe Gray |  |  40'
LP | 1 |  Dan Murphy |  |  54'
Replacements:
HK | 16 |  Charlie Piper |  |  40' |  76'
PR | 17 |  Owen Evans |  |  54'
PR | 18 |  Matt Shields |  |  54'
FL | 19 |  Billy Harding |  |  77'
FL | 20 |  Alex Bradley |  |  63'
SH | 21 |  Joshua Davies |  |  77'
CE | 22 |  Luke Peters |  |  |  76'
WG | 23 |  Alofa Alofa |  |  77'
Coach:
John Kingston
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FB | 15 | James Lowe
RW | 14 | Ambrose Curtis
OC | 13 | Matt Proctor
IC | 12 | Tim Bateman |  |  53'
LW | 11 | Sean Wainui
FH | 10 | Ihaia West |  |  53'
SH | 9 | Brad Weber |  |  72'
N8 | 8 | Akira Ioane
OF | 7 | Shane Christie |  |  40'
BF | 6 | Whetu Douglas
RL | 5 | Tom Franklin
LL | 4 | Leighton Price |  |  69'
TP | 3 | Ben May |  |  45'
HK | 2 | Ash Dixon (c) |  |  72'
LP | 1 | Kane Hames |  |  45'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Joe Royal |  |  72'
PR | 17 | Chris Eves |  79' to 80' |  45'
PR | 18 | Marcel Renata |  |  45'
LK | 19 | Jacob Skeen |  |  69'
FL | 20 | Reed Prinsep |  |  40'
SH | 21 | Billy Guyton |  |  72'
FH | 22 | Otere Black |  |  53'
CE | 23 | Jason Emery |  |  53'
Coach:
Colin Cooper

Man of the Match:
Akira Ioane (Māori All Blacks)

Touch judges:
Dean Richards (England)
Paul Dix (England)
Television match official:
David Rose (England)

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19 November 2016
15:00 GET (UTC+4)

Georgia | 20–16|  Samoa

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Try: Penalty try 9' c
Bitsadze 29' c
Con: Kvirikashvili (2/2) 10', 30'
Pen: Kvirikashvili (2/2) 38', 58'| Report[51]| Try: Pisi 20' c
Con: Fa'apale (1/1) 21'
Pen: Fa'apale (3/3) 11', 49', 54'
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, Tbilisi[26]
Attendance: 22,000
Referee: Alexandre Ruiz (France)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Merab Kvirikashvili
RW | 14 | Tamaz Mchedlidze
OC | 13 | Giorgi Koshadze |  |  65'
IC | 12 | Merab Sharikadze
LW | 11 | Alexander Todua
FH | 10 | Lasha Malaghuradze
SH | 9 | Vasil Lobzhanidze |  |  67'
N8 | 8 | Beka Bitsadze
OF | 7 | Mamuka Gorgodze (c)
BF | 6 | Viktor Kolelishvili |  |  55'
RL | 5 | Giorgi Nemsadze
LL | 4 | Konstantin Mikautadze |  |  60'
TP | 3 | Levan Chilachava |  |  55'
HK | 2 | Jaba Bregvadze |  |  72'
LP | 1 | Mikheil Nariashvili |  |  49'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Badri Alkhazashvili |  |  72'
PR | 17 | Karlen Asieshvili |  |  49'
PR | 18 | Davit Kubriashvili |  |  55'
FL | 19 | Shalva Sutiashvili |  |  60'
FL | 20 | Giorgi Tkhilaishvili |  |  55'
SH | 21 | Giorgi Begadze |  |  67'
FH | 22 | Revaz Jinchvelashvili
WG | 23 | Giorgi Aptsiauri |  |  65'
Coach:
Milton Haig
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FB | 15 | Albert Nikoro
RW | 14 | Paul Perez
OC | 13 | George Pisi
IC | 12 | Rey Lee-Lo
LW | 11 | David Lemi (c)
FH | 10 | Patrick Fa'apale |  |  65'
SH | 9 | Kahn Fotuali'i
N8 | 8 | Alafoti Fa'osiliva |  |  65'
OF | 7 | Greg Foe
BF | 6 | Jack Lam
RL | 5 | Filo Paulo |  |  4'
LL | 4 | Jeff Lepa
TP | 3 | Anthony Perenise |  |  49'
HK | 2 | Manu Leiataua |  |  30'
LP | 1 | Logovi'i Mulipola
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Elia Elia |  |  30'
PR | 17 | Hisa Sasagi |  |  49'
PR | 18 | Nephi Leatigaga
LK | 19 | Talaga Alofipo |  |  4'
FL | 20 | Genesis Mamea |  |  65'
FL | 21 | Oneone Fa'afou
SH | 22 | Pele Cowley
FH | 23 | D'Angelo Leuila |  |  65'
Coach:
Alama Ieremia

Man of the Match:
Levan Chilachava (Georgia)

Touch judges:
JP Doyle (England)
Tom Foley (England)
Television match official:
Brian MacNeice (Ireland)

Notes:

* Giorgi Koshadze (Georgia) and Hisa Sasagi (Samoa) made their international debuts.
* Giorgi Begadze (Georgia) earned his 50th test cap.
* This was Georgia's largest winning margin over Samoa, surpassing the 1 point difference set in 2013.

* * *

19 November 2016
15:00 CET (UTC+1)

Italy | 20–18|  South Africa

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Try: Van Schalkwyk 11' c
Venditti 55' c
Con: Canna (2/2) 12', 57'
Pen: Padovani (1/1) 29'
Canna (1/1) 64'| Report[52]| Try: Habana 8' m
De Allende 16' c
Con: Lambie (1/2) 18'
Pen: Lambie (1/1) 45'
Jantjies (1/1) 60'
Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence[28]
Attendance: 21,700
Referee: George Clancy (Ireland)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Edoardo Padovani
RW | 14 | Giulio Bisegni
OC | 13 | Tommaso Benvenuti
IC | 12 | Luke McLean
LW | 11 | Giovanbattista Venditti
FH | 10 | Carlo Canna |  |  70'
SH | 9 | Giorgio Bronzini |  |  70'
N8 | 8 | Sergio Parisse (c)
OF | 7 | Simone Favaro
BF | 6 | Francesco Minto |  |  59'
RL | 5 | Dries van Schalkwyk |  |  27'
LL | 4 | Marco Fuser |  41' to 51'
TP | 3 | Lorenzo Cittadini |  |  40'
HK | 2 | Ornel Gega
LP | 1 | Sami Panico |  |  40'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tommaso D'Apice
PR | 17 | Nicola Quaglio |  |  40'
PR | 18 | Simone Ferrari |  |  40'
LK | 19 | George Biagi |  |  27'
N8 | 20 | Braam Steyn |  |  59'
SH | 21 | Edoardo Gori |  |  70'
FH | 22 | Tommaso Allan |  |  70'
CE | 23 | Tommaso Boni
Coach:
Conor O'Shea
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FB | 15 | Willie le Roux |  |  74'
RW | 14 | Ruan Combrinck
OC | 13 | Francois Venter
IC | 12 | Damian de Allende
LW | 11 | Bryan Habana
FH | 10 | Patrick Lambie |  |  52'
SH | 9 | Rudy Paige |  |  52'
N8 | 8 | Warren Whiteley
OF | 7 | Willem Alberts |  |  64'
BF | 6 | Nizaam Carr
RL | 5 | Lood de Jager |  |  70'
LL | 4 | Pieter-Steph du Toit
TP | 3 | Vincent Koch |  |  52'
HK | 2 | Adriaan Strauss (c) |  |  76'
LP | 1 | Tendai Mtawarira |  |  52'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Bongi Mbonambi |  |  76'
PR | 17 | Steven Kitshoff |  |  52'
PR | 18 | Trevor Nyakane |  |  52'
LK | 19 | Franco Mostert |  |  70'
FL | 20 | Oupa Mohojé |  |  64'
SH | 21 | Faf de Klerk |  |  52'
FH | 22 | Elton Jantjies |  |  52'
FB | 23 | Johan Goosen |  |  74'
Coach:
Allister Coetzee

Man of the Match:
Edoardo Padovani (Italy)

Touch judges:
Nigel Owens (Wales)
David Wilkinson (Ireland)
Television match official:
Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)

Notes:

* Simone Ferrari and Nicola Quaglio both made their international debuts Italy.
* This was Italy's first ever win over South Africa in 13 attempts, and was Italy's first ever win over one of the big three Southern Hemisphere nations (Australia, New Zealand and South Africa).

* * *

19 November 2016
15:00 CET (UTC+1)

Germany | 16–6|  Brazil

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Try: Poppmeier 8' m
Otto 61' m
Pen: Parkinson (2/3) 19', 52'| Report[53]| Pen: Duque (2/5) 48', 66'
Fritz-Grunebaum-Sportpark, Heidelberg[54]
Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Iñigo Atorrasagasti (Spain)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Harris Aounallah
RW | 14 | Steffen Liebig
OC | 13 | Marcel Coetzee
IC | 12 | Carlos Soteras-Merz
LW | 11 | Marvin Dieckmann |  |  36'
FH | 10 | Raynor Parkinson
SH | 9 | Tim Menzel
N8 | 8 | Jarrid Els |  |  43'
OF | 7 | Adriaan Theisinger |  47' to 57' |  57'
BF | 6 | Jaco Otto
RL | 5 | Michael Poppmeier (c)
LL | 4 | Erik Marks
TP | 3 | Samy Füchsel |  |  74'
HK | 2 | Dasch Barber
LP | 1 | Julius Nostadt |  |  74'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Dale Garner
PR | 17 | Jörn Schröder |  |  74'
PR | 18 | Chris Howells |  |  74'
N8 | 19 | Timo Vollenkemper |  |  57'
FL | 20 | Sebastian Ferreira |  |  43'
SH | 21 | Daniel Koch
CE | 22 | Oliver Paine
WG | 23 | Clemens von Grumbkow |  |  36'
Coach:
Kobus Potgieter
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FB | 15 | Daniel Sancery
RW | 14 | Mateus Estrela
OC | 13 | Felipe Sancery
IC | 12 | Moisés Duque
LW | 11 | Stefano Giantorno
FH | 10 | Guilherme Coghetto
SH | 9 | Johannes Beukes
N8 | 8 | Nick Smith (c)
OF | 7 | João Luiz da Ros
BF | 6 | Cleber Dias
RL | 5 | Gabriel Paganini
LL | 4 | Lucas Piero
TP | 3 | Caique Segura
HK | 2 | Yan Rosetti
LP | 1 | Jonatas Paulo
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Daniel Danielewicz
PR | 17 | Alexandre Alves
PR | 18 | Wilton Rebolo
LK | 19 | Joabe Souza
FL | 20 | Matheus Daniel
SH | 21 | Bruno Garcia
FH | 22 | Luan Soares
WG | 23 | Robert Tenorio (rugby)
Coach:
Rodolfo Ambrosio

Touch judges:
Kilian O'Brien (Germany)
Kathi Pickert (Germany)

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19 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

England | 58–15|  Fiji

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Try: Joseph (2) 3' c, 55' c
Daly 8' c
Rokoduguni (2) 12' m, 64' m
Harrison 19' m
Launchbury (2) 26' c, 69' m
Goode 49' m
Con: Farrell (4/6) 4', 9', 27', 50'
Ford (1/3) 56'
Pen: Farrell (1/1) 37'| Report[55]| Try: Nadolo 31' m
Nakarawa 40' m
Talebula 43' m
Twickenham Stadium, London[21][30]
Attendance: 81,409
Referee: Marius Mitrea (Italy)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Alex Goode
RW | 14 | Semesa Rokoduguni
OC | 13 | Jonathan Joseph |  |  65'
IC | 12 | Owen Farrell |  |  52'
LW | 11 | Elliot Daly
FH | 10 | George Ford
SH | 9 | Ben Youngs |  |  52'
N8 | 8 | Billy Vunipola
OF | 7 | Chris Robshaw
BF | 6 | Teimana Harrison |  |  47'
RL | 5 | Courtney Lawes |  |  65'
LL | 4 | Joe Launchbury
TP | 3 | Dan Cole |  |  57'
HK | 2 | Dylan Hartley (c) |  |  51'
LP | 1 | Mako Vunipola |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Jamie George |  |  51'
PR | 17 | Joe Marler |  |  51'
PR | 18 | Kyle Sinckler |  |  57'
LK | 19 | Charlie Ewels |  |  65'
N8 | 20 | Nathan Hughes |  |  47'
SH | 21 | Danny Care |  |  52'
CE | 22 | Ben Te'o |  |  52'
CE | 23 | Henry Slade |  |  65'
Coach:
Eddie Jones
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FB | 15 | Metuisela Talebula
RW | 14 | Benito Masilevu |  |  60'
OC | 13 | Asaeli Tikoirotuma
IC | 12 | Albert Vulivuli
LW | 11 | Nemani Nadolo
FH | 10 | Josh Matavesi
SH | 9 | Serupepeli Vularika |  |  40'
N8 | 8 | Akapusi Qera (c) |  |  58'
OF | 7 | Peceli Yato
BF | 6 | Dominiko Waqaniburotu |  |  77'
RL | 5 | Leone Nakarawa
LL | 4 | Api Ratuniyarawa |  |  53'
TP | 3 | Manasa Saulo |  |  65'
HK | 2 | Sunia Koto |  |  51'
LP | 1 | Campese Ma’afu |  |  5'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tuapati Talemaitoga |  |  51'
PR | 17 | Peni Ravai |  |  5'
PR | 18 | Lee-roy Atalifo |  |  65'
LK | 19 | Nemia Soqeta |  |  53'
FL | 20 | Naulia Dawai |  |  58'
FL | 21 | Eremasi Radrodro |  |  77'
SH | 22 | Niko Matawalu |  |  40'
FB | 23 | Kini Murimurivalu |  |  60'
Coach:
John McKee

Man of the Match:
Semesa Rokoduguni (England)

Touch judges:
Paul Williams (New Zealand)
Lloyd Linton (Scotland)
Television match official:
Gareth Simmonds (Wales)

Notes:

* Charlie Ewels (England) made his international debut.
* Sunia Koto (Fiji) earned his 50th test cap.

* * *

19 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Wales | 33–30|  Japan

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Try: Lydiate 10' c
Roberts 22' c
Warburton 51'
Con: Halfpenny (3/3) 12', 23', 52'
Pen: Halfpenny (3/3) 42', 59', 69'
Drop: S. Davies (1/1) 79'| Report[56]| Try: Yamada 37' c
Fukuoka 54' c
Lotoahea 73' c
Con: Lafaele (1/1) 38'
Tamura (2/2) 56' c, 74'
Pen: Tamura (3/4) 4', 8', 62'
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff[11][57]
Attendance: 73,969
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Liam Williams |  7' to 17'
RW | 14 | Leigh Halfpenny
OC | 13 | Jonathan Davies
IC | 12 | Jamie Roberts
LW | 11 | Alex Cuthbert
FH | 10 | Gareth Anscombe |  |  67'
SH | 9 | Lloyd Williams |  |  50'
N8 | 8 | James King
OF | 7 | Sam Warburton (c)
BF | 6 | Dan Lydiate
RL | 5 | Alun Wyn Jones
LL | 4 | Cory Hill |  |  61'
TP | 3 | Samson Lee |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Scott Baldwin
LP | 1 | Nicky Smith |  |  67'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Kristian Dacey
PR | 17 | Rhys Gill |  |  67'
PR | 18 | Scott Andrews |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Jake Ball |  |  61'
FL | 20 | Ross Moriarty
SH | 21 | Gareth Davies |  |  50'
FH | 22 | Sam Davies |  |  67'
WG | 23 | Keelan Giles
Coach:
Rob Howley
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FB | 15 | Kotaro Matsushima
RW | 14 | Akihito Yamada |  |  |  |  73'
OC | 13 | Timothy Lafaele
IC | 12 | Harumichi Tatekawa (c)
LW | 11 | Kenki Fukuoka
FH | 10 | Yu Tamura |  |  32' |  39'
SH | 9 | Fumiaki Tanaka |  |  76'
N8 | 8 | Amanaki Mafi
OF | 7 | Shunsuke Nunomaki |  |  59'
BF | 6 | Malgene Ilaua |  |  67'
RL | 5 | Samuela Anise |  |  51'
LL | 4 | Kyosuke Kajikawa
TP | 3 | Kensuke Hatakeyama |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Shota Horie |  |  59'
LP | 1 | Satoshi Nakatani |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Takeshi Hino |  |  59'
PR | 17 | Koki Yamamoto |  |  51'
PR | 18 | Heiichiro Ito |  |  51'
FL | 19 | Uwe Helu |  |  51'
FL | 20 | Shuhei Matsuhashi |  |  51'
FL | 21 | Yuhimaru Mimura |  |  67'
SH | 22 | Keisuke Uchida |  |  76'
FB | 23 | Amanaki Lotoahea |  |  32' |  39' |  73'
Coach:
Jamie Joseph

Man of the Match:
Amanaki Mafi (Japan)

Touch judges:
John Lacey (Ireland)
Craig Maxwell-Keys (England)
Television match official:
Eric Gauzins (France)

Notes:

* Takeshi Hino (Japan) made his international debut.

* * *

19 November 2016
16:00 CET (UTC+1)

Spain | 33–16|  Uruguay

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Try: Barthere (2) 26' m, 40' c
Jorba 53' c
Contardi 62' m
Con: Linklater (2/4) 40', 54'
Pen: Linklater (3/3) 3', 24', 44'| Report[58]
(in Spanish)| Try: Gattas 71' c
Con: Ormaechea (1/1) 72'
Pen: Etcheverry (3/3) 9', 16', 31'
Estadio Ciudad de Málaga, Málaga[37][43]
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Federico Anselmi (Argentina)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Brad Linklater
RW | 14 | Ignacio Contardi
OC | 13 | Fabien Perrin
IC | 12 | Alvar Gimeno |  15' to 25' |  70'
LW | 11 | Jordi Jorba |  |  76'
FH | 10 | Mathieu Bélie
SH | 9 | Juan Ramos |  |  53'
N8 | 8 | Jaime Nava de Olano (c) |  80'
OF | 7 | Gauthier Gibouin
BF | 6 | Pierre Barthere
RL | 5 | David González |  |  51'
LL | 4 | David Barrera Howarth
TP | 3 | Jesús Moreno |  |  57'
HK | 2 | Beñat Auzqui |  |  61'
LP | 1 | Fernando Martin López Perez |  |  55'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Joe Hutchinson |  |  55'
PR | 17 | Juan Anaya Lazaro |  |  61'
PR | 18 | Xerom Civil |  |  57'
N8 | 19 | Carlos Gavidi |  |  51' |  61'
FL | 20 | Mathew Foulds |  |  61'
SH | 21 | Facundo Munilla |  |  53'
CE | 22 | Federico Castiglioni |  |  70'
WG | 23 | Arturo Iñiguez |  |  76'
Coach:
Santiago Santos
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FB | 15 | Rodrigo Silva
RW | 14 | Santiago Arata |  |  61'
OC | 13 | Santiago Gibernau |  |  48'
IC | 12 | Nicolás Freitas
LW | 11 | Andrés Rocco
FH | 10 | Jerónimo Etcheverry |  |  53'
SH | 9 | Agustín Ormaechea
N8 | 8 | Gonzalo Soto
OF | 7 | Franco Lamanna |  42' to 52'
BF | 6 | Juan Manuel Gaminara (c) |  80'
RL | 5 | Ignacio Dotti
LL | 4 | Diego Magno
TP | 3 | Mario Sagario |  |  48'
HK | 2 | Carlos Arboleya |  |  48'
LP | 1 | Mateo Sanguinetti
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Ignacio Secco
HK | 17 | Facundo Gattas |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Juan Echeverría |  |  48'
LK | 19 | Diego Ayala
N8 | 20 | Santiago Hernández
SH | 21 | Guillermo Lijtenstein |  |  53'
FH | 22 | Manuel Blengio |  |  61'
CE | 23 | Juan Manuel Cat |  |  48'
Coach:
Esteban Meneses

Touch judges:
Dan Jones (Wales)
Craig Evans (Wales)

Notes:

* Arturo Iniguez and Juan Ramos (both Spain) made their international debuts.

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19 November 2016
18:00 EET (UTC+2)

Romania | 21–16|  Canada

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Try: Vlaicu 12' c
Dumitru 24' m
Con: Vlaicu (1/2) 13'
Pen: Vlaicu (3/4) 4', 31', 54'| Report[59]| Try: Mack 74' c
Con: Braid (1/1) 75'
Pen: McRorie (3/3) 2', 15', 60'
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest[39]
Attendance: 4,900
Referee: Shuhei Kubo (Japan)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Cătălin Fercu
RW | 14 | Tangimana Fonovai
OC | 13 | Jack Umaga |  |  70'
IC | 12 | Florin Popa
LW | 11 | Ionuț Dumitru
FH | 10 | Florin Vlaicu
SH | 9 | Florin Surugiu |  |  69'
N8 | 8 | Andrei Gorcioaia
OF | 7 | Stelian Burcea (c)
BF | 6 | Viorel Lucaci |  |  77'
RL | 5 | Marius Antonescu |  |  61'
LL | 4 | Johan van Heerden
TP | 3 | Alexandru Țăruș |  |  46'
HK | 2 | Eugen Căpățână |  |  63'
LP | 1 | Mihai Lazăr |  |  73'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Andrei Rădoi |  |  63'
PR | 17 | Ionel Badiu |  |  73'
PR | 18 | Alexandru Gordaș |  |  46'
LK | 19 | Valentin Popârlan |  |  61'
FL | 20 | Cristi Chirica |  |  77'
SH | 21 | Valentin Calafeteanu |  |  69'
WG | 22 | Nicolas Onutu
WG | 23 | Stephen Shennan |  |  70'
Coach:
Lynn Howells
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FB | 15 | Matt Evans |  |  73'
RW | 14 | D. T. H. van der Merwe (c)
OC | 13 | Conor Trainor |  |  55'
IC | 12 | Ben LeSage
LW | 11 | Taylor Paris
FH | 10 | Connor Braid
SH | 9 | Gordon McRorie |  |  61'
N8 | 8 | Admir Cejvanovic
OF | 7 | Matt Heaton
BF | 6 | Kyle Baillie |  |  25'
RL | 5 | Evan Olmstead
LL | 4 | Brett Beukeboom
TP | 3 | Jake Ilnicki |  |  73'
HK | 2 | Ray Barkwill
LP | 1 | Djustice Sears-Duru |  |  55'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Eric Howard
PR | 17 | Rob Brouwer |  |  55'
PR | 18 | Ryan Kotlewski |  |  73'
LK | 19 | Conor Keys
N8 | 20 | Clay Panga |  |  25'
SH | 21 | Phil Mack |  |  61'
FH | 22 | Pat Parfrey |  |  73'
CE | 23 | Ciaran Hearn |  |  55'
Coach:
Mark Anscombe

Touch judges:
Luke Pearce (England)
Gary Conway (Ireland)
Television match official:
Stefano Pennè (Italy)

Notes:

* Cristi Chirica (Romania) made his international debut.

* * *

19 November 2016
17:00 CET (UTC+1)

Tonga | 20–17|  United States

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Try: Veainu 11' c
Vainikolo 23' c
Con: Takulua (2/2) 11', 24'
Pen: Takulua (2/2) 40', 63'| Report[60]| Try: Iosefo 38' c
Taufete'e 52' c
Con: Holder (2/2) 39', 52'
Pen: Holder (1/1) 16'
Anoeta Stadium, San Sebastián, Spain[37][61]
Attendance: 12,500[62]
Referee: Nick Briant (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Telusa Veainu |  |  40'
RW | 14 | Nafi Tuitavake
OC | 13 | Siale Piutau (c) |  |  56'
IC | 12 | Latiume Fosita
LW | 11 | Fetuʻu Vainikolo
FH | 10 | Kali Hala
SH | 9 | Sonatane Takulua
N8 | 8 | Tevita Koloamatangi |  |  74'
OF | 7 | Jack Ram
BF | 6 | Daniel Faleafa |  |  |  74'
RL | 5 | Joe Tuineau
LL | 4 | Steve Mafi
TP | 3 | Siua Halanukonuka |  |  53' |  74'
HK | 2 | Paul Ngauamo |  |  60'
LP | 1 | Tevita Mailau |  |  53'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Elvis Taione |  |  60'
PR | 17 | Paea Faʻanunu |  |  53'
PR | 18 | Sila Puafisi |  70' to 80' |  53'
FL | 19 | Valentino Mapapalangi |  |  74'
FL | 20 | Kotoni Ale |  |  56'
SH | 21 | Tomasi Palu
CE | 22 | Tevita Taufuʻi
FB | 23 | David Halaifonua |  |  40'
Coach:
Toutai Kefu
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FB | 15 | Madison Hughes
RW | 14 | Blaine Scully (c)
OC | 13 | Thretton Palamo |  |  64'
IC | 12 | Marcel Brache
LW | 11 | Martin Iosefo
FH | 10 | Will Holder |  |  68'
SH | 9 | Nate Augspurger
N8 | 8 | Andrew Durutalo |  |  74'
OF | 7 | Tony Lamborn
BF | 6 | Samu Manoa |  |  54'
RL | 5 | Nick Civetta
LL | 4 | Cam Dolan
TP | 3 | Chris Baumann
HK | 2 | James Hilterbrand
LP | 1 | Joe Taufete'e
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Pat Blair
PR | 17 | Angus MacLellan
PR | 18 | Dino Waldren
FL | 19 | Alastair McFarland |  |  74'
N8 | 20 | Langilangi Haupeakui |  |  54'
SH | 21 | Mike Te'o |  |  68'
WG | 22 | Matai Leuta |  |  64'
CE | 23 | JP Eloff
Coach:
John Mitchell

Touch judges:
Alhambra Nievas (Spain)
Iñigo Atorrasagasti (Spain)
Television match official:
Carlo Damasco (Italy)

Notes:

* Marcel Brache (United States) made his international debut.

* * *

19 November 2016
17:00 GMT (UTC+0)

Scotland | 19–16|  Argentina

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Try: Maitland 54' c
Con: Laidlaw (1/1) 55'
Pen: Laidlaw (4/4) 3', 28', 68', 80+3'| Report[63]| Try: Orlando 50' c
Con: Sánchez (1/1) 51'
Pen: Sánchez (3/3) 39', 44', 63'
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh[32]
Attendance: 50,481
Referee: Ben O'Keeffe (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Stuart Hogg
RW | 14 | Sean Maitland
OC | 13 | Huw Jones |  |  58'
IC | 12 | Alex Dunbar
LW | 11 | Tommy Seymour
FH | 10 | Finn Russell
SH | 9 | Greig Laidlaw (c)
N8 | 8 | John Barclay
OF | 7 | Hamish Watson
BF | 6 | Magnus Bradbury |  |  51'
RL | 5 | Jonny Gray
LL | 4 | Grant Gilchrist |  |  71'
TP | 3 | Zander Fagerson |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Fraser Brown |  |  22' |  34' |  68'
LP | 1 | Allan Dell |  |  74'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Ross Ford |  |  22' |  34' |  68'
PR | 17 | Alex Allan |  |  74'
PR | 18 | Moray Low |  |  51'
LK | 19 | Tim Swinson |  |  71'
N8 | 20 | Ryan Wilson |  |  51'
SH | 21 | Ali Price
FH | 22 | Peter Horne |  |  58' |  79'
WG | 23 | Tim Visser |  |  |  79'
Coach:
Vern Cotter
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FB | 15 | Joaquín Tuculet
RW | 14 | Matías Moroni |  |  74'
OC | 13 | Matías Orlando |  |  71'
IC | 12 | Juan Martín Hernández
LW | 11 | Santiago Cordero
FH | 10 | Nicolás Sánchez
SH | 9 | Martín Landajo |  |  58'
N8 | 8 | Facundo Isa |  |  57'
OF | 7 | Javier Ortega Desio
BF | 6 | Pablo Matera
RL | 5 | Matías Alemanno
LL | 4 | Guido Petti |  |  71'
TP | 3 | Ramiro Herrera |  |  71'
HK | 2 | Agustín Creevy (c) |  |  71'
LP | 1 | Lucas Noguera Paz |  |  71'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Julián Montoya |  |  71'
PR | 17 | Santiago García Botta |  |  71'
PR | 18 | Enrique Pieretto |  |  71'
N8 | 19 | Leonardo Senatore |  |  57'
FL | 20 | Juan Manuel Leguizamón |  |  71'
SH | 21 | Tomás Cubelli |  |  58'
CE | 22 | Jerónimo de la Fuente |  |  74'
CE | 23 | Juan Pablo Estelles |  |  71'
Coach:
Daniel Hourcade

Man of the Match:
Jonny Gray (Scotland)

Touch judges:
Jérôme Garcès (France)
Thomas Charabas (France)
Television match official:
Shaun Davey (England)

Notes:

* Magnus Bradbury (Scotland) made his international debut.
* Nicolás Sánchez (Argentina) earned his 50th test cap.
* This is the first time that Scotland has won three matches in a row against Argentina.

* * *

19 November 2016
17:30 WET (UTC+0)

Ireland | 9–21|  New Zealand

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Pen: Sexton (1/1) 9'
Jackson (2/2) 24', 57'| Report[64]| Try: Fekitoa (2) 2' c, 65' c
B. Barrett 13' c
Con: B. Barrett (3/3) 4', 14', 66'
Aviva Stadium, Dublin[4][15]
Attendance: 51,000
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Rob Kearney
RW | 14 | Andrew Trimble
OC | 13 | Jared Payne
IC | 12 | Robbie Henshaw |  |  10'
LW | 11 | Simon Zebo |  |  72'
FH | 10 | Johnny Sexton |  |  17'
SH | 9 | Conor Murray
N8 | 8 | Jamie Heaslip
OF | 7 | Seán O'Brien
BF | 6 | CJ Stander |  |  21'
RL | 5 | Devin Toner
LL | 4 | Donnacha Ryan |  |  57'
TP | 3 | Tadhg Furlong |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Rory Best (c) |  |  67'
LP | 1 | Jack McGrath |  |  57'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Seán Cronin |  |  67'
PR | 17 | Cian Healy |  |  57'
PR | 18 | Finlay Bealham |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Iain Henderson |  |  57'
FL | 20 | Josh van der Flier |  |  21'
SH | 21 | Kieran Marmion |  |  72'
FH | 22 | Paddy Jackson |  |  17'
CE | 23 | Garry Ringrose |  |  10'
Coach:
Joe Schmidt
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FB | 15 | Ben Smith |  |  72'
RW | 14 | Israel Dagg
OC | 13 | Malakai Fekitoa |  48' to 58'
IC | 12 | Anton Lienert-Brown
LW | 11 | Julian Savea |  |  57'
FH | 10 | Beauden Barrett
SH | 9 | Aaron Smith |  17' to 27' |  51'
N8 | 8 | Kieran Read (c)
OF | 7 | Sam Cane |  |  17'
BF | 6 | Liam Squire |  |  67'
RL | 5 | Sam Whitelock
LL | 4 | Brodie Retallick
TP | 3 | Owen Franks |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Dane Coles |  |  67'
LP | 1 | Joe Moody |  |  48'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Codie Taylor |  |  67'
PR | 17 | Wyatt Crockett |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Charlie Faumuina |  |  51'
LK | 19 | Scott Barrett |  |  67'
FL | 20 | Ardie Savea |  |  17'
SH | 21 | TJ Perenara |  |  57'
FH | 22 | Aaron Cruden |  |  57'
WG | 23 | Waisake Naholo |  |  72'
Coach:
Steve Hansen

Man of the Match:
Beauden Barrett (New Zealand)

Touch judges:
Mathieu Raynal (France)
Ian Davies (Wales)
Television match official:
Jon Mason (Wales)

* * *

19 November 2016
21:00 CET (UTC+1)

France | 23–25|  Australia

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Try: Vakatawa 16' m
Doussain 52' m
Fofana 66' c
Con: Machenaud (1/3) 65'
Pen: Machenaud (2/3) 5', 40'| Report[65]| Try: Penalty try 23' c
Foley 42' c
Kuridrani 57' m
Con: Foley (2/3) 24, 44'
Pen: Foley (2/2) 21', 36'
Stade de France, Saint-Denis[10][41]
Attendance: 80,000
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Scott Spedding |  |  29' |  36'
RW | 14 | Noa Nakaitaci
OC | 13 | Rémi Lamerat |  |  67'
IC | 12 | Wesley Fofana
LW | 11 | Virimi Vakatawa
FH | 10 | Jean-Marc Doussain |  |  |  |  43' |  50' |  56'
SH | 9 | Maxime Machenaud |  |  73'
N8 | 8 | Louis Picamoles |  |  70'
OF | 7 | Kevin Gourdon
BF | 6 | Charles Ollivon
RL | 5 | Yoann Maestri
LL | 4 | Sébastien Vahaamahina |  |  63'
TP | 3 | Uini Atonio |  |  63'
HK | 2 | Guilhem Guirado (c) |  |  63'
LP | 1 | Cyril Baille |  |  63'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Camille Chat |  |  63'
PR | 17 | Xavier Chiocci |  |  63'
PR | 18 | Rabah Slimani |  |  63'
LK | 19 | Julien Le Devedec |  |  63'
N8 | 20 | Damien Chouly |  |  70'
SH | 21 | Baptiste Serin |  |  73'
FH | 22 | Camille Lopez |  |  29' |  36' |  43' |  50' |  56'
CE | 23 | Gaël Fickou |  |  67'
Coach:
Guy Novès
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FB | 15 | Luke Morahan
RW | 14 | Sefa Naivalu
OC | 13 | Tevita Kuridrani
IC | 12 | Kyle Godwin
LW | 11 | Henry Speight
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley
SH | 9 | Will Genia |  |  77'
N8 | 8 | Sean McMahon |  |  67'
OF | 7 | David Pocock (c)
BF | 6 | Scott Fardy
RL | 5 | Rob Simmons
LL | 4 | Kane Douglas |  |  69'
TP | 3 | Allan Alaalatoa |  |  69'
HK | 2 | Tolu Latu |  |  64'
LP | 1 | James Slipper |  |  63'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Stephen Moore |  |  64'
PR | 17 | Scott Sio |  |  63'
PR | 18 | Tom Robertson |  |  69'
LK | 19 | Will Skelton |  |  69'
FL | 20 | Dean Mumm |  |  67'
SH | 21 | Nick Phipps |  |  77'
FH | 22 | Jono Lance
WG | 23 | Taqele Naiyaravoro
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Touch judges:
Matthew Carley (England)
Greg Garner (England)
Television match official:
Graham Hughes (England)

Notes:

* Yoann Maestri (France) earned his 50th test cap.
* Kyle Godwin (Australia) made his international debut.
* This was Australia's first win over France in France since their 59–16 win in 2010
* Australia reclaimed the Trophée des Bicentenaires for the first time since 2014.

* * *

19 November 2016
18:00 CLST (UTC-03)

Chile | 36–38|  South Korea

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Try: Bursic 7' c
Brangier 17' c
Ianiszewski (3) 23' c, 42' m, 56' m
Fernández 47' m
Con: González (3/6) 8', 18', 23'| Report[66]| Try: Kang San 44' c
Hee 59' c
Gyul (3) 69' m, 72' c, 79' m
Bok 80' c
Con: Ryu (4/6) 45', 59', 73', 80'
Old Grangonian Club, Santiago[49]
Referee: Pablo de Lucca (Argentina)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Rodrigo Fernández |  |  72'
RW | 14 | Tomás Ianiszewski
OC | 13 | Felipe Brangier
IC | 12 | Ricardo Sifri |  |  65'
LW | 11 | Juan Pablo Larenas |  |  28'
FH | 10 | Francisco González
SH | 9 | Beltrán Vergara |  |  63'
N8 | 8 | Nikola Bursic |  |  59'
OF | 7 | Javier Richard (c)
BF | 6 | Cristóbal Niedmann
RL | 5 | Mario Mayol
LL | 4 | Francisco Hurtado
TP | 3 | José Tomás Muñita |  |  55'
HK | 2 | Tomás Dussaillant
LP | 1 | Claudio Zamorano |  |  57'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Sebastián Parra
PR | 17 | Iñaki Gurruchaga |  |  57'
PR | 18 | Lucas Bordigoni |  |  55'
LK | 19 | Martín Sigren |  |  72'
FL | 20 | Eduardo Orpis |  |  59'
SH | 21 | Juan Pablo Perrotta |  |  63'
WG | 22 | Pedro Verschae |  |  65'
FB | 23 | Pablo Casas |  |  28'
Coach:
Bernard Charreyre
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FB | 15 | Chang Yong-heung
RW | 14 | Jeong Yeon Sik
OC | 13 | Jang Sung Min
IC | 12 | Kim Nam Uk |  |  28'
LW | 11 | Park Han Gyul
FH | 10 | Lee Jae Bok
SH | 9 | Shin Ki-chul |  |  21'
N8 | 8 | Park Soon-Chai
OF | 7 | Choi Kang San |  |  55'
BF | 6 | Lee Yong Seung
RL | 5 | Lee Jin Seok
LL | 4 | Yang Dae Yeong |  |  65'
TP | 3 | Shin Dong-won (c) |  |  41'
HK | 2 | Kim Jeep
LP | 1 | Son Young-ki
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Kang Taeh Yun
PR | 17 | Park Jong Yeol |  |  41'
HK | 18 | Lim Jun Hee |  |  55'
LK | 19 | Min-Soo Son
FL | 20 | Yoo Ji-hoon |  |  65'
SH | 21 | Lee Myung Jun |  |  21'
FH | 22 | Jae-Hyuk Ryu |  |  28'
CE | 23 | Moon Jung Ho
Coach:
John Walters

Touch judges:
Luis Díaz (Chile)
Frank Méndez (Chile)

24 November 2016
20:45 CET (UTC+1)

French Barbarians| 19–11|  Australia A

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Try: Lakafia 76' c
Con: Dumora (1/1) 77'
Pen: Lonca (1/1) 29'
Dumora (3/3) 53', 61', 69'| Report[67]| Try: Mowen 2' m
Pen: Frisby (1/1) 9'
Godwin (1/1) 75'
Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux[68]
Attendance: 30,028
Referee: Juan Sylvestre (Argentina)

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25 November 2016
20:00 CET (UTC+1)

Samoa | 25–23|  Canada

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Try: Perez 8' c
Con: Leuila (1/1) 9'
Pen: Leuila (4/4) 14', 24', 50', 73'
Drop: Leuila (2/3) 10', 68'| Report[69]| Try: Olmstead 58' m
Van der Merwe (2) 64' m, 79' c
Con: Braid (1/3) 79'
Pen: Braid (2/2) 16', 27'
Stade des Alpes, Grenoble, France[70]
Attendance: 12,000
Referee: Luke Pearce (England)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Albert Nikoro |  |  71'
RW | 14 | Ken Pisi
OC | 13 | Paul Perez
IC | 12 | Winston Stanley |  |  68'
LW | 11 | David Lemi (c)
FH | 10 | D'Angelo Leuila |  |  73'
SH | 9 | Kahn Fotuali'i
N8 | 8 | Genesis Mamea |  |  71'
OF | 7 | Greg Foe
BF | 6 | Alafoti Fa'osiliva
RL | 5 | Jeff Lepa
LL | 4 | Taiasina Tuifu'a |  56' to 66'
TP | 3 | Logovi'i Mulipola |  |  51'
HK | 2 | Elia Elia |  |  58'
LP | 1 | Sakaria Taulafo |  |  71'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Seilala Lam |  |  58'
PR | 17 | Nephi Leatigaga |  |  71'
PR | 18 | Census Johnston |  |  51'
LK | 19 | Talaga Alofipo
FL | 20 | Oneone Fa'afou |  |  71'
SH | 21 | Danny Tusitala |  |  73'
CE | 22 | Ope Peleseuma |  |  68'
FB | 23 | Ahsee Tuala |  |  71'
Coach:
Alama Ieremia
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FB | 15 | Matt Evans
RW | 14 | D. T. H. van der Merwe (c)
OC | 13 | Ciaran Hearn
IC | 12 | Nick Blevins
LW | 11 | Conor Trainor
FH | 10 | Connor Braid
SH | 9 | Phil Mack
N8 | 8 | Admir Cejvanovic
OF | 7 | Matt Heaton
BF | 6 | Evan Olmstead
RL | 5 | Brett Beukeboom
LL | 4 | Jamie Cudmore |  62' to 72'
TP | 3 | Jake Ilnicki
HK | 2 | Ray Barkwill
LP | 1 | Rob Brouwer |  |  51'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Eric Howard
PR | 17 | Djustice Sears-Duru |  |  51'
PR | 18 | Matt Tierney
LK | 19 | Conor Keys
N8 | 20 | Clay Panga
SH | 21 | Andrew Ferguson
FH | 22 | Pat Parfrey
CE | 23 | Ben LeSage
Coach:
Mark Anscombe

Touch judges:
David Wilkinson (Ireland)
Gary Conway (Ireland)

Notes:

* Nephi Leatigaga and Ope Peleseuma (both Samoa) made their international debut.

* * *

26 November 2016
14:30 CET (UTC+1)

Germany | 36–14|  Brazil

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Bruno-Plache-Stadion, Leipzig[54][71]
Attendance: 2,600
Referee: Maxime Burlet (Belgium)

* * *

26 November 2016
15:00 CET (UTC+1)

Italy | 17–19|  Tonga

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Try: Cittadini 12' c
Allan 54' c
Con: Canna (1/1) 13'
Allan (1/1) 55'
Pen: Padovani (1/1) 77'| Report[72]| Try: Piutau 51' c
Con: Takulua (1/1) 53'
Pen: Takulua (4/5) 32', 45', 77', 80'
Stadio Euganeo, Padua[28]
Attendance: 18,125
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Edoardo Padovani
RW | 14 | Giulio Bisegni
OC | 13 | Tommaso Benvenuti
IC | 12 | Luke McLean
LW | 11 | Giovanbattista Venditti
FH | 10 | Carlo Canna |  |  53'
SH | 9 | Giorgio Bronzini |  |  53'
N8 | 8 | Dries van Schalkwyk
OF | 7 | Simone Favaro (c)
BF | 6 | Francesco Minto |  |  43' |  49' |  70'
RL | 5 | Marco Fuser
LL | 4 | Quintin Geldenhuys |  |  47'
TP | 3 | Lorenzo Cittadini |  |  40'
HK | 2 | Ornel Gega
LP | 1 | Sami Panico |  40' to 50' |  |  49'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tommaso D'Apice
PR | 17 | Nicola Quaglio |  |  43'
PR | 18 | Simone Ferrari |  |  40'
LK | 19 | George Biagi |  |  47'
N8 | 20 | Braam Steyn |  |  70'
SH | 21 | Edoardo Gori |  |  53'
FH | 22 | Tommaso Allan |  71' to 80' |  53'
CE | 23 | Michele Campagnaro
Coach:
Conor O'Shea
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FB | 15 | David Halaifonua |  |  61'
RW | 14 | Nafi Tuitavake
OC | 13 | Siale Piutau (c)
IC | 12 | Latiume Fosita
LW | 11 | Fetuʻu Vainikolo
FH | 10 | Kali Hala
SH | 9 | Sonatane Takulua
N8 | 8 | Tevita Koloamatangi |  |  20'
OF | 7 | Jack Ram
BF | 6 | Daniel Faleafa
RL | 5 | Joe Tuineau
LL | 4 | Steve Mafi
TP | 3 | Siua Halanukonuka |  |  53'
HK | 2 | Paul Ngauamo |  |  61'
LP | 1 | Tevita Mailau |  |  53'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Elvis Taione
PR | 17 | Paea Faʻanunu |  |  53'
PR | 18 | Sila Puafisi |  |  53'
FL | 19 | Valentino Mapapalangi |  23' to 33' |  20'
FL | 20 | Kotoni Ale
SH | 21 | Tomasi Palu |  |  61'
CE | 22 | Tevita Taufuʻi
WG | 23 | Cooper Vuna |  |  61'
Coach:
Toutai Kefu

Man of the Match:
Luke McLean (Italy)

Touch judges:
Alexandre Ruiz (France)
Andrew Brace (Ireland)
Television match official:
Jon Mason (Wales)

Notes:

* This was Tonga's first win over Italy since winning 28–25 during the 1999 Rugby World Cup.
* This was Tonga's fifth ever win over a tier 1 nation, their first since beating Scotland 21–15 in 2012.
* Cooper Vuna made his Tongan international debut, having previously earned 2 international caps for Australia.

* * *

26 November 2016
15:10 CET (UTC+1)

Fiji | 38–25|  Japan

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Try: Vulivuli 14' c
Talebula 21' c
Botia (2) 34' c, 42' c
Nadolo 50' c
Con: Nadolo (5/5) 15', 22', 35', 43', 51'
Pen: Nadolo (1/3) 80'| Report[73]| Try: Matsushima (2) 57' c, 77' c
Ilaua 63' m
Con: Tamura (2/3) 57', 77'
Pen: Tamura (2/2) 19', 32'
Stade de la Rabine, Vannes, France[21][74]
Attendance: 7,500
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Kini Murimurivalu
RW | 14 | Metuisela Talebula
OC | 13 | Albert Vulivuli
IC | 12 | Levani Botia |  |  |  73'
LW | 11 | Nemani Nadolo
FH | 10 | Ben Volavola
SH | 9 | Niko Matawalu |  |  |  78'
N8 | 8 | Akapusi Qera (c)
OF | 7 | Peceli Yato |  17' to 27' |  31'
BF | 6 | Dominiko Waqaniburotu |  |  |  60'
RL | 5 | Leone Nakarawa
LL | 4 | Nemia Soqeta |  |  |  54'
TP | 3 | Manasa Saulo |  |  |  64'
HK | 2 | Sunia Koto |  |  |  56'
LP | 1 | Peni Ravai |  |  |  75'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tuapati Talemaitoga |  |  |  56'
PR | 17 | Joeli Veitayaki Jr. |  |  |  75'
PR | 18 | Lee-roy Atalifo |  |  |  64'
LK | 19 | Api Ratuniyarawa |  |  |  54'
FL | 20 | Naulia Dawai |  |  |  60'
N8 | 21 | Eremasi Radrodro
SH | 22 | Serupepeli Vularika |  |  |  78'
WG | 23 | Waisea Nayacalevu |  |  |  73'
Coach:
John McKee
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FB | 15 | Kotaro Matsushima
RW | 14 | Akihito Yamada |  |  51'
OC | 13 | Timothy Lafaele
IC | 12 | Harumichi Tatekawa (c) |  |  51'
LW | 11 | Kenki Fukuoka
FH | 10 | Yu Tamura
SH | 9 | Fumiaki Tanaka |  |  75'
N8 | 8 | Amanaki Mafi
OF | 7 | Shunsuke Nunomaki |  |  40'
BF | 6 | Malgene Ilaua
RL | 5 | Samuela Anise
LL | 4 | Kyosuke Kajikawa |  |  47'
TP | 3 | Kensuke Hatakeyama |  |  40'
HK | 2 | Shota Horie |  |  64'
LP | 1 | Satoshi Nakatani |  |  47'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | Kanta Higashionna |  |  47'
HK | 17 | Takeshi Hino |  |  64'
PR | 18 | Heiichiro Ito |  |  40'
LK | 19 | Kotaro Yatabe |  |  47'
FL | 20 | Shuhei Matsuhashi |  |  40'
SH | 21 | Keisuke Uchida |  |  75'
FB | 22 | Amanaki Lotoahea |  |  51'
CE | 23 | Karne Hesketh |  |  51'
Coach:
Jamie Joseph

Touch judges:
Jaco Peyper (South Africa)
Thomas Charabas (France)
Television match official:
Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)

Notes:

* Joeli Veitayaki Jr. (Fiji) made his international debut.

* * *

26 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

England | 27–14|  Argentina

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Try: Penalty try 28' c
May 67' m
Con: Farrell (1/2) 29'
Pen: Farrell (5/8) 3', 12', 23', 51', 63'| Report[75]| Try: Isa 40' c
Cordero 40' c
Con: Hernández (2/2) 40', 42'
Twickenham Stadium, London[30]
Attendance: 81,586
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Mike Brown |  |  74'
RW | 14 | Jonny May
OC | 13 | Jonathan Joseph
IC | 12 | Owen Farrell
LW | 11 | Elliot Daly |  4'
FH | 10 | George Ford
SH | 9 | Ben Youngs |  |  69'
N8 | 8 | Billy Vunipola |  |  38'
OF | 7 | Tom Wood |  |  40+5' |  47'
BF | 6 | Chris Robshaw
RL | 5 | George Kruis |  |  78'
LL | 4 | Courtney Lawes
TP | 3 | Dan Cole |  40+4' to 47' |  |  |  73'
HK | 2 | Dylan Hartley (c) |  |  59'
LP | 1 | Mako Vunipola |  |  59'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Jamie George |  |  59'
PR | 17 | Joe Marler |  75' to 80' |  59'
PR | 18 | Kyle Sinckler |  |  40+5' |  47' |  73'
LK | 19 | Charlie Ewels |  |  78'
FL | 20 | Teimana Harrison |  |  38'
SH | 21 | Danny Care |  |  69'
CE | 22 | Ben Te'o
CE | 23 | Henry Slade |  |  74'
Coach:
Eddie Jones
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FB | 15 | Santiago Cordero
RW | 14 | Matías Orlando |  28' to 38'
OC | 13 | Matías Moroni
IC | 12 | Santiago González Iglesias |  |  |  7'
LW | 11 | Juan Pablo Estelles |  |  75'
FH | 10 | Juan Martín Hernández |  |  3' |  7'
SH | 9 | Tomás Cubelli |  |  67'
N8 | 8 | Leonardo Senatore |  |  4'
OF | 7 | Javier Ortega Desio
BF | 6 | Pablo Matera |  65' to 75'
RL | 5 | Matías Alemanno |  |  63'
LL | 4 | Guido Petti
TP | 3 | Ramiro Herrera |  |  61' |  79'
HK | 2 | Agustín Creevy (c) |  |  61'
LP | 1 | Lucas Noguera Paz |  |  63'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Julián Montoya |  |  61'
PR | 17 | Santiago García Botta |  |  63'
PR | 18 | Enrique Pieretto |  75' |  61'
N8 | 19 | Facundo Isa |  |  4' |  79'
FL | 20 | Tomás Lezana |  |  63'
SH | 21 | Martín Landajo |  |  67'
CE | 22 | Jerónimo de la Fuente |  |  3'
CE | 23 | Gabriel Ascárate |  |  75'
Coach:
Daniel Hourcade

Man of the Match:
Chris Robshaw (England)

Touch judges:
Marius Mitrea (Italy)
Ian Davies (Wales)
Television match official:
Gareth Simmonds (Wales)

* * *

26 November 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Scotland | 43–16|  Georgia

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Try: Seymour 7' c
Penalty try 14' c
Maitland 19' c
Hogg (2) 34' c, 76' m
Watson 41' c
Con: Laidlaw (5/5) 8', 14', 20', 35', 41'
Pen: Laidlaw (1/1) 27'| Report[76]| Try: Lobzhanidze (2) 4' m, 53' m
Pen: Kvirikashvili (2/2) 17', 31'
Rugby Park, Kilmarnock[32][77]
Attendance: 15,401
Referee: Matthew Carley (England)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Stuart Hogg
RW | 14 | Sean Maitland |  |  51'
OC | 13 | Mark Bennett |  |  62'
IC | 12 | Alex Dunbar
LW | 11 | Tommy Seymour
FH | 10 | Finn Russell
SH | 9 | Greig Laidlaw (c) |  |  73'
N8 | 8 | Ryan Wilson
OF | 7 | Hamish Watson
BF | 6 | Rob Harley |  |  47'
RL | 5 | Jonny Gray
LL | 4 | Richie Gray |  |  73'
TP | 3 | Zander Fagerson |  |  23' |  40' |  55'
HK | 2 | Ross Ford |  |  51'
LP | 1 | Allan Dell |  |  55'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Fraser Brown |  |  51'
PR | 17 | Alex Allan |  |  55'
PR | 18 | Moray Low |  73' to 80' |  23' |  40' |  55'
LK | 19 | Grant Gilchrist |  |  73'
FL | 20 | John Barclay |  |  47'
SH | 21 | Ali Price |  |  73'
FH | 22 | Peter Horne |  |  62'
WG | 23 | Rory Hughes |  |  51'
Coach:
Vern Cotter
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FB | 15 | Merab Kvirikashvili
RW | 14 | Giorgi Aptsiauri |  |  20'
OC | 13 | Merab Sharikadze
IC | 12 | Tamaz Mchedlidze
LW | 11 | Alexander Todua
FH | 10 | Lasha Malaghuradze
SH | 9 | Vasil Lobzhanidze
N8 | 8 | Beka Bitsadze |  |  |  |  51'
OF | 7 | Mamuka Gorgodze (c)
BF | 6 | Viktor Kolelishvili |  |  45'
RL | 5 | Giorgi Nemsadze |  |  61'
LL | 4 | Konstantin Mikautadze |  14' to 24' |  41' |  47'
TP | 3 | Levan Chilachava |  |  48'
HK | 2 | Jaba Bregvadze |  |  48'
LP | 1 | Mikheil Nariashvili |  |  48'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Badri Alkhazashvili |  |  48'
PR | 17 | Karlen Asieshvili |  |  48'
PR | 18 | Davit Kubriashvili |  |  48'
N8 | 19 | Lasha Lomidze |  |  41' |  47' |  51'
FL | 20 | Giorgi Tkhilaishvili |  |  45'
SH | 21 | Giorgi Begadze
FB | 22 | Beka Tsiklauri |  |  20'
FL | 23 | Shalva Sutiashvili |  |  61'
Coach:
Milton Haig

Man of the Match:
Ryan Wilson (Scotland)

Touch judges:
Mathieu Raynal (France)
Dan Jones (Wales)
Television match official:
Simon McDowell (Ireland)

Notes:

* Ali Price (Scotland) made his international debut.

* * *

26 November 2016
18:00 EET (UTC+2)

Romania | 36–10|  Uruguay

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|

Try: Shennan (2) 31' m, 37' c
Van Heerden 40' c
Surugiu 55' c
Fercu 75' c
Con: Vlaicu (4/5) 38', 40', 56', 76'
Pen: Vlaicu (1/1) 17'| Report[78]| Try: Lijtenstein 73' c
Con: Berchesi (1/1) 74'
Pen: Berchesi (1/1) 35'
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest[39][43]
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

Team details

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FB | 15 | Cătălin Fercu
RW | 14 | Tangimana Fonovai |  71' to 80'
OC | 13 | Jack Umaga |  |  67'
IC | 12 | Florin Popa
LW | 11 | Stephen Shennan |  |  61'
FH | 10 | Florin Vlaicu
SH | 9 | Florin Surugiu |  |  76'
N8 | 8 | Andrei Gorcioaia
OF | 7 | Stelian Burcea (c)
BF | 6 | Viorel Lucaci |  |  62'
RL | 5 | Valentin Popârlan |  |  74'
LL | 4 | Johan van Heerden
TP | 3 | Alexandru Țăruș |  |  48'
HK | 2 | Andrei Rădoi |  |  54'
LP | 1 | Mihai Lazăr |  |  70'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Eugen Căpățână |  |  54'
PR | 17 | Ionel Badiu |  |  70'
PR | 18 | Alexandru Gordaș |  |  48'
LK | 19 | Ionuț Mureșan |  |  74'
FL | 20 | Cristi Chirica |  |  62'
SH | 21 | Alexandru Tigla |  |  76'
CE | 22 | Paula Kinikinilau |  |  67'
WG | 23 | Ionuț Dumitru |  |  61'
Coach:
Lynn Howells
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|

FB | 15 | Manuel Blengio |  44' to 54'
RW | 14 | Mauro Daverio |  |  48'
OC | 13 | Santiago Gibernau |  |  66'
IC | 12 | Nicolás Freitas
LW | 11 | Santiago Arata
FH | 10 | Felipe Berchesi
SH | 9 | Agustín Ormaechea |  |  66'
N8 | 8 | Gonzalo Soto
OF | 7 | Santiago Hernández |  |  66'
BF | 6 | Joaquín Dell’acqua
RL | 5 | Diego Ayala |  |  56'
LL | 4 | Franco Lamanna
TP | 3 | Mario Sagario (c) |  |  56'
HK | 2 | Carlos Arboleya |  |  66'
LP | 1 | Ignacio Secco |  |  56'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Facundo Gattas |  |  56'
PR | 17 | Francisco Jiménez |  |  66'
PR | 18 | Mateo Sanguinetti |  |  56'
LK | 19 | Diego Magno |  |  56'
FL | 20 | Marcos Chamyan |  |  66'
SH | 21 | Guillermo Lijtenstein |  |  66'
CE | 22 | Juan Manuel Cat |  |  48'
WG | 23 | Andrés Rocco |  |  66'
Coach:
Esteban Meneses

Touch judges:
Lloyd Linton (Scotland)
Ian Tempest (England)
Television match official:
Neil Paterson (Scotland)

Notes:

* Ionuț Mureșan and Alexandru Tigla (both Romania) and Marcos Chamyan (Uruguay) made their international debuts.

* * *

26 November 2016
17:30 WET (UTC+0)

Ireland | 27–24|  Australia

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|

Try: Henderson 23' c
Ringrose 33' c
Earls 65' c
Con: Jackson (3/3) 24', 34', 67'
Pen: Jackson (2/2) 17', 49'| Report[79]| Try: Haylett-Petty 39' c
Kuridrani 45' c
Naivalu 56' c
Con: Foley (3/3) 40', 47', 57'
Pen: Foley (1/1) 60'
Aviva Stadium, Dublin[10][15]
Attendance: 51,000
Referee: Jérôme Garcès (France)

Team details

|  |  |

|

FB | 15 | Rob Kearney |  |  11'
RW | 14 | Andrew Trimble |  |  30'
OC | 13 | Jared Payne |  |  40'
IC | 12 | Garry Ringrose
LW | 11 | Keith Earls
FH | 10 | Paddy Jackson
SH | 9 | Conor Murray
N8 | 8 | Jamie Heaslip |  |  60'
OF | 7 | Josh van der Flier
BF | 6 | CJ Stander
RL | 5 | Devin Toner
LL | 4 | Iain Henderson |  |  55'
TP | 3 | Tadhg Furlong |  |  70'
HK | 2 | Rory Best (c) |  |  75'
LP | 1 | Jack McGrath |  |  60'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Seán Cronin |  |  75'
PR | 17 | Cian Healy |  |  60'
PR | 18 | Finlay Bealham |  |  70'
LK | 19 | Ultan Dillane |  |  55'
FL | 20 | Peter O'Mahony |  |  60'
SH | 21 | Kieran Marmion |  |  40'
FH | 22 | Joey Carbery |  |  30'
WG | 23 | Simon Zebo |  |  11'
Coach:
Joe Schmidt
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|

FB | 15 | Israel Folau
RW | 14 | Dane Haylett-Petty
OC | 13 | Tevita Kuridrani
IC | 12 | Reece Hodge |  |  79'
LW | 11 | Henry Speight |  |  55'
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley |  79' to 80'
SH | 9 | Will Genia
N8 | 8 | David Pocock
OF | 7 | Michael Hooper
BF | 6 | Dean Mumm |  22' to 32'
RL | 5 | Rob Simmons |  |  67'
LL | 4 | Rory Arnold |  |  40'
TP | 3 | Sekope Kepu |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Stephen Moore (c) |  |  75'
LP | 1 | Scott Sio |  |  67'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tolu Latu |  |  76'
PR | 17 | James Slipper |  |  67'
PR | 18 | Allan Alaalatoa |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Kane Douglas |  |  40'
FL | 20 | Sean McMahon |  |  67'
SH | 21 | Nick Phipps
FH | 22 | Quade Cooper |  |  79'
WG | 23 | Sefa Naivalu |  |  55'
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Man of the Match:
Josh van der Flier (Ireland)

Touch judges:
JP Doyle (England)
Craig Maxwell-Keys (England)
Television match official:
Eric Gauzins (France)

Notes:

* Rory Best became the fifth Irishman to earn his 100th test cap.[80]
* This was the first time Ireland had achieved back to back wins over Australia since their 1979 Tour of Australia.[81]
* Ireland becomes just the second Northern Hemisphere nation, besides England in both 2002 and 2003, to earn wins over Australia, New Zealand and South Africa all in the same year.[82]
* This was the first time that Ireland has retained the Lansdowne Cup.

* * *

26 November 2016
17:30 GMT (UTC+0)

Wales | 27–13|  South Africa

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|

Try: Owens 45' m
Tipuric 75' min c
Con: Halfpenny (1/2) 76'
Pen: Halfpenny (5/5) 11', 17', 21', 33', 42'| Report[83]| Try: Cassiem 69' c
Con: Lambie (1/1) 70'
Pen: Jantjies (2/2) 6', 23'
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff[11]
Attendance: 55,122
Referee: Romain Poite (France)

Team details

|  |  |

|

FB | 15 | Leigh Halfpenny
RW | 14 | George North
OC | 13 | Jonathan Davies
IC | 12 | Scott Williams |  |  78'
LW | 11 | Liam Williams |  |  58'
FH | 10 | Dan Biggar
SH | 9 | Gareth Davies
N8 | 8 | Ross Moriarty
OF | 7 | Justin Tipuric
BF | 6 | Dan Lydiate |  |  40'
RL | 5 | Alun Wyn Jones
LL | 4 | Luke Charteris |  |  78'
TP | 3 | Tomas Francis |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Ken Owens |  |  59'
LP | 1 | Gethin Jenkins (c) |  |  66'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Scott Baldwin |  |  59'
PR | 17 | Nicky Smith |  |  66'
PR | 18 | Samson Lee |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Cory Hill |  |  78'
N8 | 20 | Taulupe Faletau |  |  40'
SH | 21 | Lloyd Williams
FH | 22 | Sam Davies |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Jamie Roberts |  |  78'
Coach:
Rob Howley
|  |

|

FB | 15 | Johan Goosen
RW | 14 | Ruan Combrinck
OC | 13 | Francois Venter
IC | 12 | Rohan Janse van Rensburg |  |  67'
LW | 11 | Jamba Ulengo
FH | 10 | Elton Jantjies |  |  58'
SH | 9 | Faf de Klerk |  41' to 51' |  64'
N8 | 8 | Warren Whiteley
OF | 7 | Uzair Cassiem
BF | 6 | Nizaam Carr |  |  78'
RL | 5 | Lood de Jager
LL | 4 | Pieter-Steph du Toit |  |  67'
TP | 3 | Lourens Adriaanse |  |  67'
HK | 2 | Adriaan Strauss (c) |  |  71'
LP | 1 | Tendai Mtawarira |  |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Malcolm Marx |  |  71'
PR | 17 | Steven Kitshoff |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Trevor Nyakane |  |  67'
LK | 19 | Franco Mostert |  |  67'
FL | 20 | Jean-Luc du Preez |  |  77'
SH | 21 | Piet van Zyl |  |  64'
FH | 22 | Patrick Lambie |  |  58'
CE | 23 | Lionel Mapoe |  |  67'
Coach:
Allister Coetzee

Man of the Match:
Justin Tipuric (Wales)

Touch judges:
Greg Garner (England)
Tom Foley (England)
Television match official:
Graham Hughes (England)

Notes:

* This was Wales' largest winning margin over South Africa, surpassing the 10 point margin set in 1999.
* Uzair Cassiem, Jean-Luc du Preez and Rohan Janse van Rensburg (all South Africa) made their international debuts.
* This was the first ever time that Wales had retained the Prince William Cup.

* * *

26 November 2016
21:00 CET (UTC+1)

France | 19–24|  New Zealand

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|

Try: Picamoles 61' c
Con: Serin (1/1) 62'
Pen: Machenaud (2/2) 24', 39'
Serin (2/2) 49', 76'| Report[84]| Try: Dagg 6' c
B. Barrett 42' c
Faumuina 57' c
Con: B. Barrett (3/3) 7', 42', 58'
Pen: B. Barrett (1/1) 16'
Stade de France, Saint-Denis[4]
Attendance: 80,000
Referee: Wayne Barnes (England)

Team details

|  |  |

|

FB | 15 | Brice Dulin
RW | 14 | Noa Nakaitaci
OC | 13 | Rémi Lamerat |  |  |  |  60'
IC | 12 | Wesley Fofana |  |  11' to 16'
LW | 11 | Virimi Vakatawa
FH | 10 | Camille Lopez
SH | 9 | Maxime Machenaud |  |  47'
N8 | 8 | Louis Picamoles |  |  66'
OF | 7 | Kevin Gourdon
BF | 6 | Charles Ollivon
RL | 5 | Yoann Maestri |  |  14'
LL | 4 | Sébastien Vahaamahina
TP | 3 | Uini Atonio |  |  60'
HK | 2 | Guilhem Guirado (c) |  |  69'
LP | 1 | Xavier Chiocci |  |  60'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Camille Chat |  |  69'
PR | 17 | Cyril Baille |  |  60'
PR | 18 | Rabah Slimani |  |  60'
LK | 19 | Julien Le Devedec |  |  14'
N8 | 20 | Damien Chouly |  |  66'
SH | 21 | Baptiste Serin |  |  47'
FH | 22 | Jean-Marc Doussain
CE | 23 | Gaël Fickou |  |  11' |  16' |  60'
Coach:
Guy Novès
|  |

|

FB | 15 | Israel Dagg |  |  56'
RW | 14 | Waisake Naholo
OC | 13 | Anton Lienert-Brown
IC | 12 | Ryan Crotty |  |  43'
LW | 11 | Julian Savea
FH | 10 | Beauden Barrett
SH | 9 | TJ Perenara |  |  58'
N8 | 8 | Kieran Read (c)
OF | 7 | Matt Todd |  |  56'
BF | 6 | Jerome Kaino
RL | 5 | Sam Whitelock
LL | 4 | Brodie Retallick |  |  43'
TP | 3 | Owen Franks |  |  47'
HK | 2 | Dane Coles |  |  62'
LP | 1 | Joe Moody |  |  43'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Codie Taylor |  |  62'
PR | 17 | Wyatt Crockett |  |  43'
PR | 18 | Charlie Faumuina |  |  47'
LK | 19 | Scott Barrett |  |  43'
FL | 20 | Ardie Savea |  |  56'
SH | 21 | Aaron Smith |  |  58'
FH | 22 | Aaron Cruden |  |  56'
WG | 23 | Rieko Ioane |  |  43'
Coach:
Steve Hansen

Touch judges:
Federico Anselmi (Argentina)
Dudley Phillips (Ireland)
Television match official:
Rowan Kitt (England)

Notes:

* This was New Zealand's 10th consecutive victory over France, their longest ever winning streak over the French.
* New Zealand retained the Dave Gallaher Trophy for the fourth consecutive time.

1 December 2016
15:00 WET (UTC+0)

Portugal | 21–17|  Brazil

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|

Try: Appleton 21' m
Costa 41' c
Con: Lima (1/2) 42'
Pen: Lima (3/4) 32', 35', 63'| | Try: F. Sancery 18' c
Duque 71' c
Con: Duque (2/2) 19', 72'
Pen: Duque (1/1) 3'
Estádio Municipal Sérgio Conceição, Coimbra[54]
Attendance: 2,000
Referee: Vlad Iordachescu (Romania)

Team details

|  |  |

|

FB | 15 | José Lima
RW | 14 | Pedro Silvério
OC | 13 | Tomás Appleton
IC | 12 | Vasco Ribeiro |  |  59'
LW | 11 | Duarte Moreira (rugby union)Duarte Moreira
FH | 10 | Nuno Penha Costa
SH | 9 | Francisco Pinto Magalhães (c) |  |  66'
N8 | 8 | Pedro Rosa |  69' to 79'
OF | 7 | Sebastião Villax |  |  46'
BF | 6 | Maxime Vaz |  |  72'
RL | 5 | Gonçalo Uva |  74' to 80'
LL | 4 | João Lino
TP | 3 | Francisco Bruno |  |  50'
HK | 2 | Duarte Diniz |  |  59'
LP | 1 | Bruno Medeiros |  |  50'
Replacements:
PR | 16 | João Côrte-Real |  |  50'
HK | 17 | Duarte Foro |  79' to 80' |  59'
PR | 18 | José Conde |  |  50'
LK | 19 | José Fino |  |  72'
FL | 20 | Miguel Macedo |  |  46'
SH | 21 | João Belo |  |  66'
CE | 22 | Manuel Vilela |  |  59'
FH | 23 | Duarte Marques
Coach:
Martim Aguiar
|  |

|

FB | 15 | Daniel Sancery
RW | 14 | Robert Tenorio (rugby)
OC | 13 | Felipe Sancery
IC | 12 | Luan Soares |  |  72'
LW | 11 | Stefano Giantorno |  |  44'
FH | 10 | Moisés Duque
SH | 9 | Beukes Cremer |  |  74'
N8 | 8 | Nick Smith (c)
OF | 7 | João Luiz da Ros |  |  47'
BF | 6 | Matheus Daniel |  62' to 72' |  74'
RL | 5 | Gabriel Paganini
LL | 4 | Lucas Piero |  74' to 80'
TP | 3 | Flávio Chuahy |  |  40'
HK | 2 | Yan Rosetti |  79' to 80'
LP | 1 | Alexandre Figueiredo |  |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Daniel Danielewicz
PR | 17 | Jonatas Paulo |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Caíque Silva |  |  40'
FL | 19 | Cleber Dias |  |  47'
FL | 20 | Joabe de Souza |  |  74'
SH | 21 | Bruno Garcia |  |  74'
CE | 22 | Mateus Estrela |  |  72'
FB | 23 | Guilherme Coghetto |  |  44'
Coach:
Rodolfo Ambrosio

Touch judges:
Portugal Appt. (Portugal)
Portugal Appt. (Portugal)

* * *

3 December 2016
14:30 GMT (UTC+0)

England | 37–21|  Australia

|
|

Try: Joseph (2) 29' c, 73' c
Yarde 44' c
Youngs 49' c
Con: Farrell (3/3) 29', 45', 51'
Ford (1/1) 75'
Pen: Farrell (3/3) 18', 27', 57'| Report[85]| Try: Naivalu 6' c
Kepu 65' m
Con: Foley (1/2) 9'
Pen: Foley (3/4) 14', 34', 40'
Twickenham Stadium, London[10][30]
Attendance: 81,787
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

Team details

|  |  |

|

FB | 15 | Mike Brown
RW | 14 | Marland Yarde
OC | 13 | Jonathan Joseph
IC | 12 | Owen Farrell |  |  66'
LW | 11 | Jonny May
FH | 10 | George Ford
SH | 9 | Ben Youngs |  |  62'
N8 | 8 | Nathan Hughes
OF | 7 | Tom Wood
BF | 6 | Chris Robshaw |  |  68'
RL | 5 | George Kruis |  |  72'
LL | 4 | Courtney Lawes
TP | 3 | Dan Cole |  |  66'
HK | 2 | Dylan Hartley (c) |  |  58'
LP | 1 | Mako Vunipola |  |  58'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Jamie George |  |  58'
PR | 17 | Joe Marler |  |  58'
PR | 18 | Kyle Sinckler |  |  66'
LK | 19 | Charlie Ewels |  |  72'
FL | 20 | Teimana Harrison |  |  68'
SH | 21 | Danny Care |  |  62'
CE | 22 | Ben Te'o |  |  66'
CE | 23 | Henry Slade
Coach:
Eddie Jones
|  |

|

FB | 15 | Israel Folau
RW | 14 | Dane Haylett-Petty |  71' to 80'
OC | 13 | Tevita Kuridrani
IC | 12 | Reece Hodge |  |  68'
LW | 11 | Sefa Naivalu |  |  68'
FH | 10 | Bernard Foley
SH | 9 | Nick Phipps |  |  68'
N8 | 8 | Lopeti Timani |  |  66'
OF | 7 | Michael Hooper
BF | 6 | David Pocock
RL | 5 | Rob Simmons
LL | 4 | Kane Douglas |  |  60'
TP | 3 | Sekope Kepu |  |  72'
HK | 2 | Stephen Moore (c) |  |  72'
LP | 1 | Scott Sio |  |  57'
Replacements:
HK | 16 | Tolu Latu |  |  72'
PR | 17 | James Slipper |  |  72'
PR | 18 | Tom Robertson |  |  57'
FL | 19 | Dean Mumm |  |  60'
FL | 20 | Sean McMahon |  |  66'
SH | 21 | Nick Frisby |  |  68'
FH | 22 | Quade Cooper |  |  68'
WG | 23 | Henry Speight |  |  68'
Coach:
Michael Cheika

Man of the Match:
Ben Youngs (England)

Touch judges:
Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Ben Whitehouse (Wales)
Television match official:
Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)

Notes:

* England retained the Cook Cup.
* England became only the 2nd team in the professional era to win all their matches in a calendar year, after New Zealand in 2013. Note New Zealand (1997) and Ireland (2009) both went the year unbeaten, but drew tests with England and Australia respectively.

## See also

[edit]

* 2016 World Rugby Americas Pacific Challenge
* 2016 Cup of Nations
* 2019 Rugby World Cup
* 2016 mid-year rugby union internationals
* End of year rugby union tests
* Mid-year rugby union tests

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