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SHOTLIST: Spotless Stadium, Sydney, Australia. 3rd February 2019
1. 00:00 Aerial shot of the stadium
New Zealand 36-14 Fiji
2. 00:04 TRY: Regan Ware scores for New Zealand
3. 00:19 TRY: Jerry Tuwai scores for Fiji
4. 00:45 Replay of challenge of Sevuloni Mocenacagi on Scott Gregory
5. 00:52 Red card: Mocenacagi is shown a red card for the cahllenge
6. 00:58 TRY: Kurt Baker scores for New Zealand
USA 14-7 England
7. 01:10 Teams running out
8. 01:14 TRY: Stephen Tomasin scores for USA
9. 01:33 TRY: Ben Pinkelman scores for USA
New Zealand 21-5 USA
10. 01:45 Teams walking out
11. 01:49 TRY: Regan Ware scores for New Zealand
12. 02:06 TRY: Sam Dickson scores for New Zealand
13. 02:17 TRY: Iukarisitone James Ng Shiu score for New Zealand
14. 02:38 TRY: Brett Thompson scores for USA
15. 03:01 Various of the New Zealand team with the trophy
SOURCE: World Rugby
DURATION: 03:09
STORYLINE:
New Zealand eased past USA 21-5 on Sunday to win the Sydney Rugby Sevens title.
First half tries from Regan Ware and Sam Dickson saw them build a commanding 14-0 lead.
They stretched that to 21-0 early in the second half when Tone Ng Shiu scored, and although Brett Thompson contributed a try of his own to put the USA on the scoreboard, they never seemed likely to reel their opponents in.
It was a frustrating fourth straight final loss for the USA who had beaten England 14-7 in the semi-finals.
New Zealand thrashed Fiji 36-14 in their semi-final, ending a 22-game winning streak for the Pacific Islanders who were reduced to six players following a red card to Sevuloni Mocenacagi for a dangerous tackle.
The USA beat England 14-7 in their semi-final, with England still finishing on a high by beating Fiji 19-17 for the bronze medal.
The title for New Zealand made it a clean sweep for their sides in Sydney - earlier in the day the Black Ferns cruised to victory with a thumping 34-10 win over the Australian women.
SHOTLIST: Spotless Stadium, Sydney, Australia. 3rd February 2019
1. 00:00 Aerial shot of the stadium
New Zealand 36-14 Fiji
2. 00:04 TRY: Regan Ware scores for New Zealand
3. 00:19 TRY: Jerry Tuwai scores for Fiji
4. 00:45 Replay of challenge of Sevuloni Mocenacagi on Scott Gregory
5. 00:52 Red card: Mocenacagi is shown a red card for the cahllenge
6. 00:58 TRY: Kurt Baker scores for New Zealand
USA 14-7 England
7. 01:10 Teams running out
8. 01:14 TRY: Stephen Tomasin scores for USA
9. 01:33 TRY: Ben Pinkelman scores for USA
New Zealand 21-5 USA
10. 01:45 Teams walking out
11. 01:49 TRY: Regan Ware scores for New Zealand
12. 02:06 TRY: Sam Dickson scores for New Zealand
13. 02:17 TRY: Iukarisitone James Ng Shiu score for New Zealand
14. 02:38 TRY: Brett Thompson scores for USA
15. 03:01 Various of the New Zealand team with the trophy
SOURCE: World Rugby
DURATION: 03:09
STORYLINE:
New Zealand eased past USA 21-5 on Sunday to win the Sydney Rugby Sevens title.
First half tries from Regan Ware and Sam Dickson saw them build a commanding 14-0 lead.
They stretched that to 21-0 early in the second half when Tone Ng Shiu scored, and although Brett Thompson contributed a try of his own to put the USA on the scoreboard, they never seemed likely to reel their opponents in.
It was a frustrating fourth straight final loss for the USA who had beaten England 14-7 in the semi-finals.
New Zealand thrashed Fiji 36-14 in their semi-final, ending a 22-game winning streak for the Pacific Islanders who were reduced to six players following a red card to Sevuloni Mocenacagi for a dangerous tackle.
The USA beat England 14-7 in their semi-final, with England still finishing on a high by beating Fiji 19-17 for the bronze medal.
The title for New Zealand made it a clean sweep for their sides in Sydney - earlier in the day the Black Ferns cruised to victory with a thumping 34-10 win over the Australian women.
