Three matches tomorrow.

Pool D Australia v Uruguay 06:15
Pool C England v Argentina 09:00
Pool A Japan v Samoa 11:30

Uncompetitive fixture first up.
Would expect England to grind down the Argies.
Japan v Samoa will be of big interest to all Scots.

Team	PL	W	+/-	BP	Points
Australia	3	2	49	3	11
Wales	2	2	33	1	9
Fiji	3	1	14	3	7
Georgia	3	1	-38	1	5
Uruguay	3	1	-58	0	4

Argies down to fourteen men after just 18 minutes, contest over.

I agree with Loz, Farrell should have had an HIA after that hit.
He hardly needs to be on the field.

Team	PL	W	+/-	BP	Points
England	3	3	99	3	15
France	2	2	26	1	9
Argentina	3	1	(15)	2	6
Tonga	2	0	(48)	0	0
USA	2	0	(62)	0	0

Remaining fixtures:

Sun 6 Oct  France v Tonga
Wed 9 Oct  Argentina v USA
Sat 12 Oct England v France

Team	PL	W	+/-	BP	Points
Japan	3	3	46	2	14
Ireland	3	2	52	3	11
Scotland	2	1	10	1	5
Samoa	3	1	(28)	1	5
Russia	3	0	(80)	0	0

Remaining fixtures:
Wed 9 Oct  Scotland v Russia
Sat 12 Oct Ireland v Samoa
Sun 13 Oct Japan v Scotland

Well played England credit where credits due, difficult group to negotiate with Argentina and France in it but they've looked much better than them

Who so they play in the quarters (most likely opponents)?

Unless Wales lose to Fiji (unlikely), winner of England’s group will play Australia, and then probably winner of NZ / Ireland
Runner up will play Wales then probably SA/Japan, unless the Scots can beat Japan by at least 8 points.

New Zealand 71-9 Namibia: All Blacks win at Rugby World Cup

World champions New Zealand stretched out to a comprehensive 62-point winning margin over lowly Namibia, but only after the underdogs had held them up with a brave first-half display.

With 35 minutes gone, Namibia, ranked 23rd in the world, were within one point of the three-time winners.

But the All Blacks were in clinical mood in the second half, finishing with 11 tries.

New Zealand will top Pool B if they beat Italy next weekend.

That would set up a quarter-final against the runners-up of Pool A, which is boiling down to a three-way fight between Japan, Ireland and Scotland.

FT: France 23-21 Tonga

Chris Ashton Sale Sharks and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Tonga lack finishing ability in Test match rugby but credit to them. They were almost there but just didn't quite have enough.
France's set-piece looked at odds and ends throughout. The scrum didn't do well and England will be licking their lips. This World Cup England's scrum and set-piece has been playing with real force and France will be in a for a long weekend against them.

No matches tomorrow, next fixture is on Tuesday.

Pool B South Africa v Canada 11:15  Kobe Misaki Stadium, Kobe City

just arrived in fukuoka though not here for the rugby already seen plenty of supporters here for the match, just come from　tokyo amazing country for sure.

South Africa 66-7 Canada: Springboks seal Rugby World Cup quarter-final place

Team	PL	W	+/-	BP	Points
South Africa	4	3	149	3	15
New Zealand	3	3	135	2	14
Italy	3	2	20	2	10
Namibia	3	0	(141)	0	0
Canada	3	0	(163)	0	0

Remaining matches:
Sat 12 Oct New Zealand v Italy
Sun 13 Oct Namibia v Canada

Scotland Russia ko 815 in the morning.  Scots will be looking for a barrow load of points here.  Bonus point NAP.

Just kicking off now ...

3. Rankings at the completion of the pool phase

At the completion of the pool phase, the Teams in a pool are ranked one through five based on their cumulative Match points, and identified respectively as winner, runner-up, third, fourth and fifth.

If at the completion of the pool phase two or more Teams are level on Match points, then the following criteria shall be used in the following order until one of the Teams can be determined as the higher ranked:

The winner of the Match in which the two tied Teams have played each other shall be the higher ranked.
The Team which has the best difference between points scored for and points scored against in all its pool Matches shall be the higher ranked.
The Team which has the best difference between tries scored for and tries scored against in all its pool Matches shall be the higher ranked.
The Team which has scored most points in all its pool Matches shall be the higher ranked.
The Team which has scored most tries in all its pool Matches shall be the higher ranked.

Should the tie be unresolved at the conclusion of steps 1 through 5, the rankings as per the updated. Official World Rugby World Rankings on October 14, 2019 will determine the higher ranked Team.

Pool Matches

Delayed Matches
Where a pool Match cannot be started at the scheduled time, it will be considered delayed. Decisions on the delay of Matches will be taken as early as possible on the Match day and be communicated to Teams by the Match Commissioner.

Cancelled Matches
Where a pool Match cannot be commenced on the day in which it is scheduled, it shall not be postponed to the following day, and shall be considered as cancelled. In such situations, the result shall be declared a draw and Teams will be allocated two Match points each and no score registered. For the avoidance of doubt, no bonus points will be awarded.

Abandoned Matches
Where a pool Match is stopped following commencement, and cannot be completed the same day, it will not be rescheduled to the following day, and will be considered as abandoned.

In such situations, the following procedures shall apply:
Where a Match has to be abandoned either at half time or at any time during the second half, the score at the time of the abandonment shall be considered as final and used to determine the result of the Match.

Where a Match has to be abandoned at any time during the first half the result shall be declared a draw for Match points purposes, however each Team will keep its score at the time of the abandonment. Any bonus points for scoring four tries secured at the time of the abandonment are also retained by the Teams involved in abandoned pool Matches.

Team    PL    W    +/-    BP    Points
Japan    3    3    46    2    14
Ireland    3    2    52    3    11
Scotland    3    2    71    2    10
Samoa    3    1    (28)    1    5
Russia    4    0    (141)    0    0

FT: Wales 29-17 Fiji  Wales advance towards last eight

Wales have racked up a third win in succession from their Rugby World Cup Pool campaign, with Josh Adams scoring three tries in a 29-17 win.

They have just minnows Uruguay to play before the quarter-finals. It is likeliest that they will play France in the last eight.

Before then they will have injury updates to make on Jonathan Davies and Dan Biggar, both of whom left the fray early today.

The big news from the rest of the tournament is the fact that organisers have called a media conference for tomorrow to discuss the impact Typhoon Hagibis could have on the tournaments.
There are reports that England v France and Japan v Scotland could be cancelled or moved.

England's Rugby World Cup Pool C match against France on Saturday has been called off because of Typhoon Hagibis.
World Rugby is expected to provide official confirmation of the cancellation at 04:00 BST on Thursday.

Hagibis is moving towards Japan and expected to make landfall on Saturday.

England were due to meet France in Yokohama. There is no news yet on Scotland's Pool A match against Japan, which is scheduled to take place in the same stadium on Sunday.

If the Scotland-Japan match was to be cancelled, under tournament rules Gregor Townsend's side are likely be knocked out of the World Cup.
Cancelled matches are declared a draw with both sides awarded two points each.

England and France have already qualified for the quarter-finals and their match was due to decide top spot in Pool C.

The cancellation means Eddie Jones' side, who lead the French by two points, will progress as winners and face a probable quarter-final against Australia, with Wales expected to top Pool D and therefore play France.

Scotland are third in Pool A on 10 points with leaders Japan on 14 and need to beat the hosts to go through, potentially relying on bonus points.

If second-placed Ireland beat Samoa in Fukuoka on Saturday, a weather-enforced two-point haul would mean Scotland finish third in Pool A and go
out.

It has been suggested Scotland's match with Japan could delayed by 24 hours, even though that would be against tournament rules.