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As the 2011 Rugby World Cup draws to an end, it's time to overview what went on. In this article I will analyse the key statistics from the tournament that could have impacted on the big results throughout the tournament.

Mark Cueto has been the star man so far for England but without his confident team mates he wouldn't have scored his three tries. Ashton also scored two more tries later on in the half and Wilkinson converted both. England are certainly dominating but Romania did score a penalty meaning the score at the break is 34-3. Click read more to view our 20 minute statistics and 40 minute statistics.
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| Lawrence Dallaglio |
At the launch of his new book,
World Cup Rugby Tales, England legend, Lawrence Dallaglio expressed doubts for England ahead of the World Cup.
The 39 year old won the World Cup with England in 2003 so knows what it takes to win. He believes that Martin Johnson's side will not be strong enough to take on the likes of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Click Read More to see what he had to say and view our statistical overview of England's chances based .
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