日本語 Photo Journal
17 June 2006 in New Plymouth (NZ)
●Japan 9-53 Samoa○
Failed to earn a try from Samoa
Data:
17/06/2006, IRB Pacific Five Nations, Round 3
Japan 9 Samoa 53
Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Half-time: 9-24
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
Touch Judges: 1st Keith Brown (New Zealand), 2nd Faaleagoa Lamauai (Samoa), 3rd Laifai Unasa (Samoa)
Crowd: 4,200
JAPAN: 15 Takashi Miyake, 14 Yuta Imamura (21 Hiroki Mizuno 62), 13 Atsushi Moriya, 12 Hideyuki Yoshida, 11 Nataniela Oto, 10 Eiji Ando, 9 Mamoru Ito, 8 Hajime Kiso, 7 Hare Makiri (19 Toshizumi Kitagawa 71), 6 Takashi Kikutani, 5 Tsuyoshi Sato (22 Takanori Kumagae 59), 4 Hitoshi Ono (capt), 3 Ryo Yamamura, 2 Yuji Matsubara (16 Takashi Yamaoka 71), 1 Yuichi Hisadomi (17 Masahito Yamamoto 71).
Reserves: 18 Kenji Kasai, 20 Wataru Ikeda.
Penalty Goals: Ando (2), Drop Goal: Ando.
SAMOA: 15 Timote Iosua, 14 Lome Fa'atau (22 Lolo Lui 70), 13 Seilal Mapusua, 12 Anitele'a Tuilagi (21 Douglas Sanft 55), 11 Brian Lima, 10 Tanner Vili, 9 Garrick Cowley (20 John Senio 52), 8 Semo Setiti (capt), 7 Ulia Ulia (19 Alafoti Faosilivia 64), 6 Daniel Farani, 5 Pelu Taele-Pavihi (18 Chad Slade 55), 4 Daniel Leo, 3 Jeremy Tomuli (17 Donald Kerslake 68), 2 Mahonri Schwalger (16 Muliufi Salanola 61), 1 Philemon Toleafoa.
Tries: Iosua (2), Senio (2), Fa'atau, Farani, Tuilagi, Lima; Conversions: Vili (4), Sanft; Penalty Goal: Vili.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 12min-pen Japan, Ando-3-0, 17min-try Samoa, Fa'atau; conv. Vili (missed)-3-5, 20min-pen Japan, Ando-6-7, 25min-drop goal Japan, Ando-9-5, 35min-try Samoa, Farani; conv. Vili-9-12, 38min-try Samoa, Tuilagi; conv. Vili-9-19, 41min-pen Samoa, Villi-9-22, Half-time, 44min-try Samoa, Iosua; conv. Vili-9-29, 46min-try Samoa, Lima; conv. Vili (missed)-9-34, 53min-try Samoa, Senio; conv. Vili-9-41, 65min-try Samoa, Iosua; conv. Sanft-9-48, 72min-try Samoa, Senio; conv. Sanft (missed)-9-53.
Japan's defence worked hard to keep the score to 9-22 in the first half, but the game became one-sided after this. Japan lost the game, scoring only two penalties and one drop goal.
In the 12th minute, stand-off Ando opened the scoring with a penalty. Japan pushed forward aggressively by stealing the opponent's ball from a lineout and pushing into their territory. However, Samoa did not miss the momentary hesitation cast over Japan, and scored their first try in the 17th minute. Japan scored another penalty in the 20th minute. Samoa started to adapt to Japan's defence. Until this point, whenever a Samoan player received a pass, he started running straight away, but now they slowed down for a moment, and then accelerated before Japan could react. Japan conceded tries consecutively in this way in the final ten minutes of the first half.
17 June 2006 in New Plymouth (NZ)
●Japan 9-53 Samoa○
Failed to earn a try from Samoa
Data:
17/06/2006, IRB Pacific Five Nations, Round 3
Japan 9 Samoa 53
Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Half-time: 9-24
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
Touch Judges: 1st Keith Brown (New Zealand), 2nd Faaleagoa Lamauai (Samoa), 3rd Laifai Unasa (Samoa)
Crowd: 4,200
JAPAN: 15 Takashi Miyake, 14 Yuta Imamura (21 Hiroki Mizuno 62), 13 Atsushi Moriya, 12 Hideyuki Yoshida, 11 Nataniela Oto, 10 Eiji Ando, 9 Mamoru Ito, 8 Hajime Kiso, 7 Hare Makiri (19 Toshizumi Kitagawa 71), 6 Takashi Kikutani, 5 Tsuyoshi Sato (22 Takanori Kumagae 59), 4 Hitoshi Ono (capt), 3 Ryo Yamamura, 2 Yuji Matsubara (16 Takashi Yamaoka 71), 1 Yuichi Hisadomi (17 Masahito Yamamoto 71).
Reserves: 18 Kenji Kasai, 20 Wataru Ikeda.
Penalty Goals: Ando (2), Drop Goal: Ando.
SAMOA: 15 Timote Iosua, 14 Lome Fa'atau (22 Lolo Lui 70), 13 Seilal Mapusua, 12 Anitele'a Tuilagi (21 Douglas Sanft 55), 11 Brian Lima, 10 Tanner Vili, 9 Garrick Cowley (20 John Senio 52), 8 Semo Setiti (capt), 7 Ulia Ulia (19 Alafoti Faosilivia 64), 6 Daniel Farani, 5 Pelu Taele-Pavihi (18 Chad Slade 55), 4 Daniel Leo, 3 Jeremy Tomuli (17 Donald Kerslake 68), 2 Mahonri Schwalger (16 Muliufi Salanola 61), 1 Philemon Toleafoa.
Tries: Iosua (2), Senio (2), Fa'atau, Farani, Tuilagi, Lima; Conversions: Vili (4), Sanft; Penalty Goal: Vili.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 12min-pen Japan, Ando-3-0, 17min-try Samoa, Fa'atau; conv. Vili (missed)-3-5, 20min-pen Japan, Ando-6-7, 25min-drop goal Japan, Ando-9-5, 35min-try Samoa, Farani; conv. Vili-9-12, 38min-try Samoa, Tuilagi; conv. Vili-9-19, 41min-pen Samoa, Villi-9-22, Half-time, 44min-try Samoa, Iosua; conv. Vili-9-29, 46min-try Samoa, Lima; conv. Vili (missed)-9-34, 53min-try Samoa, Senio; conv. Vili-9-41, 65min-try Samoa, Iosua; conv. Sanft-9-48, 72min-try Samoa, Senio; conv. Sanft (missed)-9-53.
Japan's defence worked hard to keep the score to 9-22 in the first half, but the game became one-sided after this. Japan lost the game, scoring only two penalties and one drop goal.
In the 12th minute, stand-off Ando opened the scoring with a penalty. Japan pushed forward aggressively by stealing the opponent's ball from a lineout and pushing into their territory. However, Samoa did not miss the momentary hesitation cast over Japan, and scored their first try in the 17th minute. Japan scored another penalty in the 20th minute. Samoa started to adapt to Japan's defence. Until this point, whenever a Samoan player received a pass, he started running straight away, but now they slowed down for a moment, and then accelerated before Japan could react. Japan conceded tries consecutively in this way in the final ten minutes of the first half.