Rugby World Cup , Pool C - Toulouse, 29 September 2007, 13:00 local, 11:00 GMT
New Zealand (36) 85 - 8 (5) Romania (FT)

Match coverage:  Report

Teams

New Zealand Romania
Tries Evans, Hore, Howlett, Masoe, Mauger, Rokocoko 3, Sivivatu 2, Smith, Toeava 2 Tries Tincu
Cons Evans 6, McAlister 4 Cons none
Pens none Pens Vlaicu
    Team
15 FB
Nick Evans
14 W
Joe Rokocoko
13 C
Isaia Toeava
12 C
Aaron Mauger
11 W
Sitiveni Sivivatu
10 FH
Luke McAlister
9 SH
Andy Ellis
1 P
Neemia Tialata
2 H
Keven Mealamu
3 P
Greg Somerville
4 L
Reuben Thorne
5 L
Keith Robinson
6 F
Jerry Collins (c)
7 F
Chris Masoe
8 N8
Sione Lauaki
    Replacements
16 H
Andrew Hore
17
Tony Woodcock
18 L
Chris Jack
19 F
Richie McCaw
20 SH
Brendon Leonard
21 FH
Doug Howlett
22 W
Conrad Smith
    Team
15 FB
Iulian Dumitras
14 W
Stefan Ciuntu
13 C
Csaba Gal
12 C
Romeo Gontineac
11 W
Gabriel Brezoianu
10 FH
Ionut Dimofte
9 SH
Lucian Sirbu
1 P
Bogdan Balan
2 H
Marius Tincu
3 P
Silviu Florea
4 L
Sorin Socol (c)
5 L
Cristian Petre
6 F
Florin Corodeanu
7 F
Alex Manta
8 N8
Ovidiu Tonita
    Replacements
16 H
Razvan Mavrodin
17 P
Paulica Ion
18 F
Valentin Ursache
19 F
Cosmin Ratiu
20 SH
Valentin Calafeteanu
21 FB
Florin Vlaicu
22 C
Robert Dascalu

Notes

 
Result New Zealand won by a margin of 77 points
Rugby World Cup points New Zealand 5 (1 try bonus), Romania 0
 
Ground name Le Stade de Toulouse, Toulouse (neutral venue)
Attendance 35608
 
Referee J Jutge
 
New Zealand Test debuts none
Romania Test debuts SE Ciuntu

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