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2015 Rugby World Cup – Oceania qualification

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The Federation of Oceania Rugby Unions (FORU) section of the 2015 Rugby World Cup qualification involved five teams competing for one spot in the final tournament in England.

Format

In addition to four automatically qualified teams, Oceania was allocated one direct qualifying place (Oceania 1) for the 2015 Rugby World Cup to be held in England. It was the last region to begin its qualification process for 2015. The 2013 FORU Oceania Cup was the regional qualification tournament, with the winner playing Fiji in a one-off match for the qualifying place. The winner of this play-off qualified directly for Pool A of the 2015 Rugby World Cup as Oceania 1.

Entrants

The 2015 Rugby World Cup qualifying teams that competed for the 2015 Rugby World Cup – Oceania qualification. (World rankings, shown in brackets, are those immediately prior to first Oceania qualification match on 6 July 2012)

  • (54)
  • (14)
  • (49)
  • (70)
  • (86)

Qualified nations

  • (Automatic qualifier)
  • (Automatic qualifier)
  • (Automatic qualifier)
  • (Automatic qualifier)
  • (Oceania 1)

Round 1: Oceania Cup

Main article: 2013 FORU Oceania Cup

The first round consisted of six home-and-away matches. The winner of the series proceeded to the second round. The FORU Oceania Cup took place in Papua New Guinea at the Lloyd Robson Oval in Port Moresby from 6 to 13 July.

PosTeamPldWDLPFPA+/–BPPts
1330011448+66315
232019991+8412
331025790–3315
4300359100–4133
Updated: 13 July 2013
Source: **oceaniarugby.com**
Matches
Overall Points ScorersPlayerTeamTotalDetails
TriesConversionsPenaltiesDrop Goals
Greg Mullany3018
Marc Richmond2550
Alexandre Fournier1905
Ralph Susuve1815
Leslie Puia1704
Ioane Ioane1530
Louis Makuare1530
Henry Liliket1530
Fredson Pukefenua1530
Samuel Vaevae1413
Francis Smith1020
Douglas Guise1020
Tisa Kautu1020
Buttler Morris1020
Hubert Tseraha1020
Jonah Kautu Junior603
Brook Cowan510
Jacob Marsters510
Junior Napara510
Chay Raui510
Nathan Robinson510
Royce Teinakore510
Robert Bulumaris510
Kapua Kapua510
Aaron Miai510
Jackson Pato Junior510
John Bakila510
Corey Chapman510
Viv Kelesi510
Jimmy Maebata510
Trevor Puia510
Andoni Jimenez510
Martin Taeae510
Noel Teihoarii510

Updated: 13 July 2013

Round 2: Oceania final

Fiji defeated the first round winner, Cook Islands, in a one-off match to determine who qualified for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

Kenatale 28' c Tikoirotuma 30' c Nadolo (3) 32' m, 42' c, 52' c Votu 37' m Qera 49' m Delai (2) 60' c, 77' m Atalifo 65' c Matawalu (2) 68' c, 79' m Nagusa (2) 70' c, 80+4' m Waqaniburotu 75' c Ralulu (7/10) 43', 61', 66', 69', 71', 73', 76' Naikatini (0/1)

NZL John McKee
NZL Barry George

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References

References

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  2. (2012-05-02). "Oceania sets RWC 2015 qualification process". RWC 2015.
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