Japan's glorious run at the Rugby World Cup came to an end Sunday as South Africa used their physicality to stop the hosts' running game, allowing the two-time champions to win the quarterfinal 26-3.In front of 48,831 at Tokyo Stadium (Ajinomoto Stadium), the Brave Blossoms lived up to their name for approximately 55 minutes before they finally succumbed to the Springbok onslaught."Test match rugby is all about creating opportunities and taking your moments," said Japan captain Michael Leitch. "We had a few opportunities to capitalize on. Unfortunately, South Africa kept us out there with t…READ FULL ARTICLE
