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Louis van Gaal celebrates © AP |
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England's Steve Thompson slides in to score © Getty Images |
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Scotland's Chris Paterson slots a kick © Getty Images |
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Scotland winger Nikki Walker celebrates his try © Getty Images |
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Lonwabo Tsotsobe celebrates after bowling Imrul Kayes © Getty Images |
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Lonwabo Tsotsobe is pumped after knocking over Imrul Kayes © Getty Images |
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Mark Cueto attempts to break through the Ireland defence © Getty Images |
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Ashish Nehra, Sreesanth and Zaheer Khan look on during a training session © AFP |
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England lock Simon Shaw takes the attack to Ireland © Getty Images |
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Mauricio Shogun Rua gets treatment from the doctors © Getty Images |
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Scotland fullback Chris Paterson chops down Luke McLean © Getty Images |
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Stuart Holden clutches his injured knee © PA Photos |
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Kurt Pellegrino slams Gleison Tibau © Getty Images |
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Erik Koch knocks out Raphael Assunção © Getty Images |
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Nick Catone kicks Constantinos Philippou © Getty Images |
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Joseph Benavidez defeats Ian Loveland © Getty Images |
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Mike Pyle trades blow with Ricardo Almeida © Getty Images |
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Edson Barboza takes down Anthony Njokuani © Getty Images |
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Luiz Cane finishes Elliot Marshall © Getty Images |
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Brittney Palmer introduces the first round © Getty Images |
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