Fiji's shock defeat at the hands of Uruguay earlier this week at the Rugby World Cup has ensured Pool D is now a two-horse race with the two favorites set to battle it out on Sunday in Tokyo.Wales and Australia both come into the game with wins to their names, but both were made to work hard in their openers.Australia trailed after halftime before bouncing back to beat Fiji 39-21 in Sapporo, while Wales took their foot off the gas in the second half in their 43-14 win over Georgia in Toyota.The Wallabies have responded by making a number of changes with Will Genia, who will play for Kintets…READ FULL ARTICLE
