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Good morning, Scrum Five listeners. Good morning, Alan Snowsell. Good morning, Shoo and Lily Crap.

We reassemble after another epic round of World Cup action. I've just returned from York.

It was the place to be this weekend. A 31-all-draw between the Waller Rouge and the USA.

Then South Africa beat Italy.

So yeah, mine was certainly an exciting pool game between two evenly matched teams,

which makes next weekend all the more exciting.

England, Ireland, Scotland, all through to the quarterfinals,

while Wales bow out after a 42-0 defeat to Canada.

Sean, firstly, is your trajectory, your flight path through this World Cup on the app?

Because you'd barely taken off last week.

You came in deflated yeah frustrated how are

you feeling this morning um my reflections as it was post-match i was just pleased to see more

fight determination in the team you know after a real tough week one um and we all echoed our

disappointment and shock last week at the the nature of the performance and the nature of the result.

But it would have been easy for Will's not to dust themselves off and part of the fight they did.

So for me, defensively, wills were much better.

They made 90% of tackles, which was an improvement on the week before. They

seemed to fix up some stuff on the edge, and they started off with a bang, which is polar

opposite to what we've seen in week one. You know, from the kickoff, they get a turnover. They press

Canada for the first 15 minutes, but unfortunately, the disappointing factor is they're unable to convert

to points and our lack of tries our lack of points our lack of execution as being a theme

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