Rugby-World Cup: No let up in pressure but Boks know path to success

Sctoland's flanker Blair Cowan (L) and Scotland's wing Tim Visser tackle South Africa's fly half Handre Pollard during a Pool B match of the 2015 Rugby World Cup between South Africa and Scotland at St James' Park in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, north east England on October 3, 2015. AFP PHOTO Oct 6 (Infostrada Sports) - Results and standings from the World Cup pool stage matches on Tuesday RESULTS Canada 15 Romania 17 Pool D Fiji 47 Uruguay 15 Pool A STANDINGS P W D F A B Pts Pool A 1. Australia 3 3 0 126 29 1 13 2. Wales 3 3 0 105 47 1 13 3. England 3 1 0 73 72 2 6 4. Fiji 4 1 0 84 101 1 5 5. Uruguay 3 0 0 27 166 0 0 Pool B 1. South Africa 3 2 0 112 56 3 11 2. Scotland 3 2 0 100 60 2 10 3. Japan 3 2 0 70 82 0 8 4. Samoa 3 1 0 36 88 0 4 5. U.S. 2 0 0 32 64 0 0 Pool C 1. New Zealand 3 3 0 127 40 2 14 2. Argentina 3 2 0 115 51 2 10 3. Tonga 3 1 0 61 83 2 6 4. Georgia 3 1 0 36 107 0 4 5. Namibia 2 0 0 35 93 0 0 Pool D 1. Ireland 3 3 0 110 26 2 14 2. France 3 3 0 111 39 2 14 3. Italy 3 1 0 42 66 1 5 4. Romania 3 1 0 38 97 0 4 5. Canada 4 0 0 58 131 2 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 FIXTURES (GMT) South Africa v U.S. (1545) London Namibia v Georgia (1900) Exeter

 

 There will be no let-up in the pressure on South Africa against the U.S. in their Rugby World Cup Pool B clash on Wednesday, but Springbok captain Fourie du Preez says the team have a clearer idea of the way they want to play.