Rugby World Cup
Sep 27, 2015 at 12pm UK at ​Villa Park

Australia
65-3
Uruguay

McMahon (8', 69'), Tomane (10'), Mumm (26'), Speight (31'), McCalman (36', 61'), Mitchell (47', 52'), Toomua (71'), Kuridrani (80')
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Matt Toomua of Australia dives over to score their tenth try during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool A match between Australia and Uruguay at Villa Park on September 27, 2015
Result: Australia hammer Uruguay to move top
Australia run in 11 tries as they move top of World Cup Pool A with a comprehensive 65-3 victory over Uruguay.
Reaction
Wyclif Palu poses during an Australian Wallabies headshots session at the Events Centre on July 8, 2015
Wycliff Palu: 'I knew my international career was over'
Wycliff Palu admits that he felt "a bit numb" after a hamstring injury ended his Rugby World Cup and led to his retirement from international rugby.
Sep 29, 22:10
 Quade Cooper of Australia scores a try during the International match between Ireland and Australia at Aviva Stadium on November 16, 2013
Australia consider Quade Cooper appeal
Australia coach Michael Cheika reveals that the Wallabies could appeal against the yellow card shown to fly-half Quade Cooper in the win over Uruguay.
Sep 28, 15:29
The Match
Match Report
Australia run in 11 tries as they move top of World Cup Pool A with a comprehensive 65-3 victory over Uruguay.
Live Commentary
Read how all the action unfolded as Australia beat Uruguay 65-3 in Pool A of the Rugby World Cup with Sports Mole's live text commentary.
HT Report
Australia lead Uruguay 31-3 at half time in their Rugby World Cup Pool A game at Villa Park.
Build-up
New Australian Wallabies rugby union coach Michael Cheika smiles as he speaks to the media during a press conference in Sydney on October 22, 2014
Much-changed Australia to face Uruguay
Scott Sio is the only player to keep his place as Australia coach Michael Cheika makes 14 changes for the Rugby World Cup Pool A fixture against Uruguay.
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