celebrate a Italy with the silverware of Churchill Cup plate © Getty Images to Italy claimed the title of plaque for Churchill Cup with a victory 27-18 on Tonga at Sixways on Saturday. Mosca-Mitad Riccardo Bocchino opened the scoring after a dominant scrum of Italians in opposition ' 22 and Tito converted Tebaldi. A penalty of Etimoni Paea reduced the margin after 16 minutes, but it was quickly followed by three points of the Azzurri after indiscipline in the breakdown of the Tongans. Bocchino astillas away on the scoreboard with a second penalty success, while the Tongans continued dents with their normally fierce tackles, but has not been able to do an impression on the scoreboard before the break. A quick start for the second half saw Italy progress with Tebaldi slotting again his third successful penalty to take his hand 13-3. With the momentum on their side, the Italians found an injection of style when it becomes fictional of Joshua Furno wing on the second attempt of the Italians Andrea Pratichetti. Having struggled to ward off an attempt during 50 minutes of play, the Tongans were in style Viliami Iongi struck from inside the 22, woven through a handful of defenders and scored in the corner. The conversion was lost by leaving Tonga 12 points. A period of trade between the two parties ended when Etimoni Paea slotted three others for the Tongans, reduce the margin of nine points. Venditti Giovanbattista scored a try to equal the Iongi panash, will go to the length of the pitch to score the third attempt on his side. An attempt on the record of Mateo Malupo closure and conversion of Kurt Morath was but consolation of Tonga. Italy captain Marco Bortolami, whose side had sputtering throughout the tournament, was delighted to see his side come in handy. "We have improved a lot now and put in a good performance," Bortolami said. "We have some young players and they have experience." "It was terrible against Canada, better against Tonga but today was a real improvement".
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Italy to overcome Tonga take Final of plate - ESPNscrum.com
Italy A Tonga 27-18, Churchill Cup Italy to overcome Tonga take 18 of StaffJune of FinalESPNscrum of plate, 2011 celebrate a Italy with the silverware of Churchill Cup plate © Getty Images to Italy claimed the title of plaque for Churchill Cup with a victory 27-18 on Tonga at Sixways on Saturday. Mosca-Mitad Riccardo Bocchino opened the scoring after a dominant scrum of Italians in opposition ' 22 and Tito converted Tebaldi. A penalty of Etimoni Paea reduced the margin after 16 minutes, but it was quickly followed by three points of the Azzurri after indiscipline in the breakdown of the Tongans. Bocchino astillas away on the scoreboard with a second penalty success, while the Tongans continued dents with their normally fierce tackles, but has not been able to do an impression on the scoreboard before the break. A quick start for the second half saw Italy progress with Tebaldi slotting again his third successful penalty to take his hand 13-3. With the momentum on their side, the Italians found an injection of style when it becomes fictional of Joshua Furno wing on the second attempt of the Italians Andrea Pratichetti. Having struggled to ward off an attempt during 50 minutes of play, the Tongans were in style Viliami Iongi struck from inside the 22, woven through a handful of defenders and scored in the corner. The conversion was lost by leaving Tonga 12 points. A period of trade between the two parties ended when Etimoni Paea slotted three others for the Tongans, reduce the margin of nine points. Venditti Giovanbattista scored a try to equal the Iongi panash, will go to the length of the pitch to score the third attempt on his side. An attempt on the record of Mateo Malupo closure and conversion of Kurt Morath was but consolation of Tonga. Italy captain Marco Bortolami, whose side had sputtering throughout the tournament, was delighted to see his side come in handy. "We have improved a lot now and put in a good performance," Bortolami said. "We have some young players and they have experience." "It was terrible against Canada, better against Tonga but today was a real improvement".
celebrate a Italy with the silverware of Churchill Cup plate © Getty Images to Italy claimed the title of plaque for Churchill Cup with a victory 27-18 on Tonga at Sixways on Saturday. Mosca-Mitad Riccardo Bocchino opened the scoring after a dominant scrum of Italians in opposition ' 22 and Tito converted Tebaldi. A penalty of Etimoni Paea reduced the margin after 16 minutes, but it was quickly followed by three points of the Azzurri after indiscipline in the breakdown of the Tongans. Bocchino astillas away on the scoreboard with a second penalty success, while the Tongans continued dents with their normally fierce tackles, but has not been able to do an impression on the scoreboard before the break. A quick start for the second half saw Italy progress with Tebaldi slotting again his third successful penalty to take his hand 13-3. With the momentum on their side, the Italians found an injection of style when it becomes fictional of Joshua Furno wing on the second attempt of the Italians Andrea Pratichetti. Having struggled to ward off an attempt during 50 minutes of play, the Tongans were in style Viliami Iongi struck from inside the 22, woven through a handful of defenders and scored in the corner. The conversion was lost by leaving Tonga 12 points. A period of trade between the two parties ended when Etimoni Paea slotted three others for the Tongans, reduce the margin of nine points. Venditti Giovanbattista scored a try to equal the Iongi panash, will go to the length of the pitch to score the third attempt on his side. An attempt on the record of Mateo Malupo closure and conversion of Kurt Morath was but consolation of Tonga. Italy captain Marco Bortolami, whose side had sputtering throughout the tournament, was delighted to see his side come in handy. "We have improved a lot now and put in a good performance," Bortolami said. "We have some young players and they have experience." "It was terrible against Canada, better against Tonga but today was a real improvement".
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