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Tonga v Cook Islands
Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
Tuesday 8pm (UK time)
Wednesday 9am (NZT)
Vodafone Warrior Konrad Hurrell (pictured) and his Mate Ma'a Tonga team-mates need to bounce back from their upset loss to Scotland when they meet the Cook Islands in Leigh on Wednesday morning (NZT). Photo: Photosport
It's a match which is set to feature four Vodafone Warriors with Glen Fisiiahi and Konrad Hurrell named in Tonga's squad and Dominique Peyroux and Eko Malu for the Cook Islands.
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The Pacific Islands teams from Groups C and D face off in what is effectively a sudden-death encounter, with both teams looking to bounce back from surprise first-up defeats.
Tonga went into the xxxx World Cup as the highest-rated team outside the 'big three' of Australia, New Zealand and England, but were shocked 26-24 by Scotland in their first match a week ago.
The Tongans dominated the match and were denied several tries by the video referee, but simply couldn't finish the job and went down in a thriller.
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The defeat was compounded by the impressive form of their Group C rivals Italy, who won their first game and drew with Scotland in their second. The two European nations now share top spot in the group with three points apiece, meaning Tonga will need to beat the Cook Islands and then Italy in their final match in order to have a chance of advancing to the quarter-finals.
It's a similar situation for the Cooks, who were beaten 32-20 by the United States first up. They'll now need to beat Tonga and Wales ? and pray that the USA falls to Scotland ? in order to win Group D and go through to the knockout stages.
Tonga have the stronger side on paper here but it has already been shown in this World Cup that strength on paper doesn't necessarily count for much.
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Watch Out Cook Islands: The Tongans scored five tries to four against Scotland and would have won the match if not for Samisoni Langi's wayward goal-kicking (he kicked two from five, while Scotland's Danny Brough kicked five from six). Sika Manu was at his rampaging best in that match, crashing over for two tries and adding a try assist, four tackle-breaks, 30 tackles and 16 carries for 122 metres. Fellow back-rower Jason Taumalolo was also hard to stop with 17 runs for 138 metres, including five tackle busts.
They've got great strike power in the outside backs as well, with NRL stars Konrad Hurrell, Daniel Tupou, Jorge Taufua and Glen Fisiiahi all looking dangerous in attack against Scotland. If the Tongans get good field position the Cook Islands' defence is going to be hard-pressed to contain them.