A look at the quarter-final qualification scenarios on the final weekend of pool...
TOKYO - A look at the quarter-final qualification scenarios on the final weekend of pool-stage action at the Rugby World Cup with potential impact of further Typhoon Hagibis cancellations.
That would guarantee Japan top place and Ireland would take second place with a win, or even a losing bonus point, in their game Samoa on Saturday. Scotland would be eliminated.An Irish win without a bonus point could open the way for a three-way tie at the top on 15 points if Sunday’s game goes ahead.
Should Ireland end with the best overall points difference, they would top the group and Scotland would go through in second place after what would be their win over Japan. If Japan gain a losing bonus point and Scotland fail to claim a bonus point, Japan would finish above the Scots and advance to the knockout stage in first or second place.
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