The English rose was trampled and kicked out of the park as they were whitewashed by the South Afrikans
A frigging 36-0




PARIS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - South Africa humiliated England 36-0 in a Pool A mismatch at the Stade de France on Friday to set themselves up for a real challenge for the trophy they last won in 1995 and leave the holders in total disarray.
The Springboks were superior in every department and were inspired by a superlative display by scrumhalf Fourie Du Preez, who set up all three tries, two for winger JP Pietersen.
It was England's first World Cup defeat since losing a 1999 quarter-final to the Springboks on the same Stade de France pitch -- which until now had been their worst World Cup defeat.
It was also the first time they failed to score a point since losing 18-0 to South Africa on the "Tour of Hell" nine years ago.
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