Japan beat Ireland 19-12 on Saturday at the Rugby World Cup, their first ever victory over the team currently ranked second in the world, remaining on course to make the tournament's last eight for the first time in history."We're all very excited about the result. We're very proud of the players. We obviously had a plan. We've been training for a long time, so we've thinking about this game for a long time," said Japan head coach Jamie Joseph."We had good belief in our game plan and knew what we wanted to do. We knew how good Ireland were and how strong they were," he said.Flyhalf Yu Tamur…READ FULL ARTICLE
