New Zealand are looking to put their 19-7 semifinal loss to England behind them as they try to finish the Rugby World Cup with a convincing win over Wales in the bronze medal match on Friday.While All Blacks captain Kieran Read said the match at Tokyo Stadium (Ajinomoto Stadium) was one that the team "didn't want to be in," the three-time World Cup champions aim to use the pain of last weekend's loss as a motivator to finish things off in style."We've got a chance to rectify a few things that we didn't get right last week and that in itself is exciting -- we've got to look at it in that way…READ FULL ARTICLE
