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RugbyPass FIFA Pros: The search to find rugby's greatest FIFA player continues in the southern hemisphere
By RugbyPass
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to starve rugby fans around the world of real life action, RugbyPass has decided to bring the action to the fans - albeit from the comfort of the lounges of the world's best rugby players.
Welcome to the second edition of the RugbyPass FIFA Pros, a charity tournament featuring some of rugby's top names duking it out against one another over PlayStation in a quest to find out who the best FIFA player is on each side of the globe.
It's only been a matter of days since England star Mako Vunipola was crowned the champion of the inaugural FIFA Pros tournament, where he fought off leading players from around Europe to claim top honours in the northern hemisphere competition.
The Saracens and British and Irish Lions prop has since donated his US$2000 prize to Captain Tom Moore's NHS fundraiser, and now it's time to see who will join Vunipola in the winners' circle from the south of the equator.
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RugbyPass FIFA Pros Southern Hemisphere Opening Round Draw
Tuesday:
Israel Dagg (Sky Sport) vs Wes Goosen (Hurricanes)
Will Jordan (Crusaders) vs Josh Bekhuis (Honda Heat)
Wednesday:
Angus Ta'avao (Chiefs) vs Kurtley Beale (Waratahs)
Shaun Stevenson (Chiefs) vs Jackson Garden-Bachop (Hurricanes)
Thursday:
Aaron Smith (Highlanders) vs Tony Lamborn (Blues)
Alex Nankivell (Chiefs) vs Elliot Dixon (Ricoh Black Rams)
Friday:
Bryn Hall (Crusaders) vs Pete Samu (Brumbies)
Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes) vs Josh Ioane (Highlanders)
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I'm flabbergasted that our pundits are so obsessed with a poor substitution and have failed to notice the only time we got anywhere near the tryline was an interception. England have no attack. It's a shambles and it's exactly what I've always expected from Borthers and the Wiggler.
Go to commentsAnd what do you call a professional grade. Explain how you would coach them. It's very obvious you've been there done that. So let us all into your secret
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