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November 1, 2003 Saturday Ramazan 5, 1424

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Liebenberg hat trick fires France


WOLLONGONG (Australia) Oct 31: South Africa-born Brian Liebenberg scored three tries as France’s second string beat a spirited United States side 41-14 in World Cup pool B on Friday.

France went into the game already sure of top spot but outscored the Americans by five tries to two to make sure of a fourth bonus point in four matches.

Liebenberg, a controversial selection for the World Cup ahead of Thomas Castaignede, scored from close range each time after sweeping back moves.

The Eagles, however, 26-0 down at the break, fought back with two tries early in the second half, flyhalf Mike Hercus setting up the first with a pop pass before going over himself after a neat dummy inside.

It was the first time in the tournament the French failed to pass 50 points.—Reuters



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