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MARO ITOJE has warned critics that England will do whatever it takes to win the Rugby World Cup.

The Red Rose were cricticised by fans and pundits for their lack of tries in the tournament despite leading Pool D.

Meanwhile, Welsh rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit has admitted he wears Cristiano Ronaldo boxers after copying the Portuguese legend’s goal celebration.

And Fiji shocked the world by beating Australia for the first time ever at a World Cup competition.

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  • Wales winger’s Ronaldo tribute

    Louis Rees-Zammit admits he wears Cristiano Ronaldo boxers —  after copying the Portuguese superstar’s goal celebration.

    The Welsh winger was booed by fuming Portugal supporters as he mimicked Ronaldo after scoring his try in Saturday’s Pool C triumph over the Rugby World Cup minnows.

    But Manchester United fan Rees-Zammit, 22, admits he has been obsessed by Ronaldo since he was a kid. 

  • England score ‘worst try ever’

    England fans were left in stitches after England skipper Courtney Lawes scored “the worst try ever” during England’s 34-12 victory over Japan.

    Lawes burst through to transform a tense World Cup group game – after the ball bounced forward off the HEAD of team-mate Joe Marler.

    One viewer called it “the most England try ever” as Steve Borthwick’s men went on to romp home 34-12 after a nervy display.

  • SunSport Rugby World Cup blog

    Hello and welcome to SunSport’s live Rugby World Cup blog.

    From Wednesday onwards fans will be treated to ongoing midweek action with a game on every day until Sunday.

    Here’s the list of the upcoming games to add to your calendar.

    • Wednesday 20 September Italy vs Uruguay 16:45
    • Thursday 21 September France vs Nimibia 20:00
    • Friday 22 September Argentina vs Samoa 20:00

Source: The Sun

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