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A Local Culinary Adventure: inspired by Halifax's Seaport Market | SaltWire #cooking #cookingtipsLILLE, France - Samoa coach Seilala Mapusua said it was no coincidence that his team showed their best form in their fourth match in Saturday's 18-17 defeat to England but it was their struggles earlier in the tournament that condemned them to an early World Cup exit.
"I thought we deserved more today but there is a lot to look at in terms of getting here and our preparation. Once we're here it's not a coincidence that we are playing our best by the fourth game. We need to look at our programme internally and on the global scale so we can have these tough matches against Tier One teams. There is a lot of work to do."
The big blow, however, was losing 28-22 to Japan when a red card for Ben Lam early in the second half left them up against it. Captain Michael Alaalatoa said:"That was the game we were looking for this whole World Cup. We’ve shown in glimpses what we can do and tonight we put in an 80-minute performance that we can be proud of.
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