Fresh legs helped Samoa to a six-try, 34-9 rout of Russia on Tuesday in a Pool A clash as the Bears failed to make most of the Pacific Islanders' indiscipline.Two yellow cards for dangerous tackles in a span of five minutes in the first half clouded the outlook for Samoa to make a winning start to the World Cup, but a try by Afaesetiti Amosa early in the second half put the team ahead 10-6 at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium.Ed Fidow crossed the line twice and Tusi Pisi's pair of successful conversions further extended Samoa's lead to 24-9 as Russia, playing just four days after going down 30-10 in a…READ FULL ARTICLE
