VOICED : Australia gunning for World Cup glory

The video discusses Australia's prospects in the upcoming Rugby World Cup in England. It highlights Australia's past successes, team unity, and the challenges posed by rivals like New Zealand and South Africa. European teams, particularly England and Ireland, are seen as strong contenders. Australia faces a tough group stage, dubbed the 'pool of death,' with teams like England and Wales. The team emphasizes a strategy of taking one game at a time, focusing on preparation and maintaining form, as they head into their final warm-up game against the US before facing Fiji.

What is the significance of England for Australia's rugby team?

• They have never played there.

• They have won two World Cups there.

• They won their first World Cup there.

• They have never won a match there.

Which European team is considered a strong contender in the World Cup?

• Ireland

• France

• Scotland

• Italy

What is the 'pool of death' in the context of the World Cup?

• A group where at least one strong team will not advance.

• A group with only European teams.

• A group with only weak teams.

• A group with no traditional rugby powers.

According to James Slipper, what is crucial for success in the World Cup?

• Luck

• Individual brilliance

• Team unity

• Complacency

Who did Australia defeat to win the Southern Hemisphere Rugby Championship?

• South Africa

• New Zealand

• England

• Ireland