1987 Rugby World Cup Pool 1

Pool 1 of the 1987 Rugby World Cup began on 23 May and was completed on 3 June. The pool was composed of Australia, England, United States and Japan.

Main article: 1987 Rugby World Cup

Standings
Team P W D L PF PA Tries Pts
 Australia 330010841186
 England 320110032154
 United States 3102399952
 Japan 30034812370

Australia vs England
23 May 1987
Australia  19–6[1][2]  England
Try: Campese
Poidevin
Con: Lynagh
Pen: Lynagh (3)
 Try: Harrison
Con: Webb
Concord Oval, Sydney
Attendance: 17,896
Referee: Keith Lawrence (New Zealand)
Australia
England
FB15Roger Gould 78'
RW14Peter Grigg
OC13Andrew Slack (c)
IC12Brett Papworth
LW11David Campese
FH10Michael Lynagh
SH9Nick Farr-Jones
N88Troy Coker
OF7Steve Tuynman
BF6Simon Poidevin
RL5William Campbell
LL4Steve Cutler
TP3Andy McIntyre
HK2Tom Lawton
LP1Enrique Rodríguez
Replacements:
WG16Matthew Burke
FH17Steve James 78'
SH18Brian Smith
FL19David Codey
PR20Cameron Lillicrap
HK21Mark McBain
Coach:
Alan Jones
FB15Marcus Rose 3'
RW14Mike Harrison (c)
OC13Kevin Simms
IC12Jamie Salmon
LW11Rory Underwood
FH10Peter Williams
SH9Richard Harding
N88Dean Richards
OF7Gary Rees
BF6Peter Winterbottom
RL5Nigel Redman
LL4Wade Dooley
TP3Gary Pearce
HK2Brian Moore
LP1Paul Rendall
Replacements:
FB16Jonathan Webb 3'
FH17Rob Andrew
SH18Richard Hill
N819David Egerton
HK20Graham Dawe
PR21Gareth Chilcott
Coach:
Martin Green

Japan vs United States
24 May 1987
Japan  18–21[3][4]  United States
Try: Taumoefolau (2)
Yoshinaga
Pen: Yoshinaga
Kutsuki
 Try: Nelson
Purcell
Lambert
Con: Nelson (3)
Pen: Nelson
Ballymore, Brisbane
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Guy Maurette (France)
Japan
United States
FB15Shogo Mukai
RW14Nofomuli Taumoefolau
OC13Kojiro Yoshinaga
IC12Eiji Kutsuki
LW11Shinji Onuki
FH10Seiji Hirao
SH9Hisataka Ikuta
N88Michihito Chida
OF7Sinali Latu
BF6Katsufumi Miyamoto
RL5Atsushi Oyagi
LL4Toshiyuki Hayashi (c)
TP3Koji Horaguchi
HK2Tsuyoshi Fujita
LP1Koji Yasumi
Replacements:
HK16Tsutomu Hirose
PR17Toshitaka Kimura
LK18Seiji Kurihara
SH19Mitsutake Hagimoto
FH20Katsuhiro Matsuo
FB21Daijiro Murai
Coach:
Katsumi Miyaji
FB15Ray Nelson
RW14Mike Purcell
OC13Kevin Higgins
IC12Roy Helu
LW11Gary Hein
FH10Joe Clarkson
SH9Mike Saunders
N88Brian Vizard
OF7Gary Lambert
BF6Blane Warhurst
RL5Ed Burlingham (c)
LL4Kevin Swords
TP3Fred Paoli
HK2John Everett
LP1Rick Bailey
Replacements:
FH16Mike Caulder
FH17Dave Horton
SH18Dave Dickson
N819Tony Ridnell
PR20Neal Brendel
HK21Pat Johnson
Coach:
George Hook/ Ron Mayes

England vs Japan
30 May 1987
England  60–7[5][6]  Japan
Try: Harrison (3)
Underwood (2)
Salmon
Richards
Redman
Rees
Simms
Con: Webb (7)
Pen: Webb (2)
 Try: Miyamoto
Pen: Matsuo
Concord Oval, Sydney
Attendance: 4,893
Referee: René Hourquet (France)
England
Japan
FB15Jonathan Webb
RW14Mike Harrison (c)  77'
OC13Kevin Simms 68'
IC12Jamie Salmon
LW11Rory Underwood
FH10Peter Williams
SH9Richard Harding
N88Dean Richards
OF7Gary Rees
BF6Peter Winterbottom
RL5Steve Bainbridge
LL4Nigel Redman
TP3Gareth Chilcott
HK2Brian Moore
LP1Paul Rendall
Replacements:
CE16Fran Clough 68'
FH17Rob Andrew 77'
SH18Richard Hill
FL19Mickey Skinner
HK20Graham Dawe
PR21Gary Pearce
Coach:
Martin Green
FB15Daijiro Murai
RW14Nofomuli Taumoefolau
OC13Katsuhiro Matsuo
IC12Eiji Kutsuki
LW11Shinji Onuki
FH10Seiji Hirao
SH9Mitsutake Hagimoto
N88Michihito Chida
OF7Toshiyuki Hayashi (c)
BF6Katsufumi Miyamoto
RL5Seiji Kurihara
LL4Atsushi Oyagi
TP3Koji Horaguchi
HK2Tsuyoshi Fujita
LP1Toshitaka Kimura
Replacements:
HK16Tsutomu Hirose
PR17Masaharu Aizawa
FL18Yasuharu Kawase
SH19Hisataka Ikuta
CE20Kojiro Yoshinaga
FB21Shogo Mukai
Coach:
Katsumi Miyaji

Australia vs United States
31 May 1987
Australia  47–12[7][8]  United States
Try: Leeds (2)
Penalty try
Campese
Smith
Slack
Papworth
Codey
Con: Lynagh (6)
Pen: Lynagh
 Try: Nelson
Con: Nelson
Pen: Nelson
Drop: Horton
Ballymore, Brisbane
Attendance: 10,855
Referee: Brian Anderson (Scotland)
Australia
United States
FB15Andrew Leeds
RW14David Campese
OC13Andrew Slack (c)
IC12Brett Papworth
LW11Matthew Burke
FH10Michael Lynagh
SH9Brian Smith
N88Troy Coker
OF7Steve Tuynman
BF6Simon Poidevin
RL5William Campbell
LL4Steve Cutler
TP3Andy McIntyre
HK2Tom Lawton
LP1Cameron Lillicrap
Replacements:
CE16Michael Cook
FH17Steve James 78'
SH18Nick Farr-Jones
FL19Ross Reynolds
PR20Mark Hartill
HK21Mark McBain
Coach:
Alan Jones
FB15Ray Nelson 35'
RW14Mike Purcell
OC13Kevin Higgins
IC12Roy Helu
LW11Gary Hein
FH10Dave Horton
SH9Dave Dickson 78'
N88Brian Vizard
OF7Steve Finkel
BF6Tony Ridnell
RL5Bill Shiflet 24'
LL4Kevin Swords
TP3Fred Paoli (c)
HK2Pat Johnson
LP1Rick Bailey
Replacements:
FH16Joe Clarkson
CE17Denis Shanagher
SH18Mike Saunders 35'
N819Gary Lambert 24'
PR20Neal Brendel
HK21John Everett
Coach:
George Hook/ Ron Mayes

England vs United States
3 June 1987
England  34–6[9][10]  United States
Try: Winterbottom (2)
Harrison
Dooley
Con: Webb (3)
Pen: Webb (4)
 Try: Purcell
Con: Nelson
Concord Oval, Sydney
Attendance: 8,785
Referee: Kerry Fitzgerald (Australia)
England
United States
FB15Jonathan Webb
RW14Mike Harrison (c)
OC13Fran Clough
IC12Jamie Salmon
LW11Mark Bailey
FH10Rob Andrew
SH9Richard Hill
N88Dean Richards
OF7Gary Rees
BF6Peter Winterbottom
RL5Steve Bainbridge
LL4Wade Dooley
TP3Gary Pearce
HK2Graham Dawe
LP1Gareth Chilcott
Replacements:
FH16Huw Davies
SH17Richard Harding
WG18Rory Underwood
N819David Egerton
HK20Brian Moore
PR21Paul Rendall
Coach:
Martin Green
FB15Ray Nelson
RW14Mike Purcell
OC13Kevin Higgins
IC12Tommy Vinick
LW11Gary Hein
FH10Joe Clarkson
SH9Mike Saunders
N88Brian Vizard
OF7Steve Finkel
BF6Gary Lambert
RL5Ed Burlingham (c)
LL4Bob Causey
TP3Neal Brendel
HK2John Everett
LP1Rick Bailey
Replacements:
SH16John Mickel
CE18Denis Shanagher
N819Fred Paoli
HK20Pat Johnson
N821Tony Ridnell
Coach:
George Hook/ Ron Mayes

Australia vs Japan
3 June 1987
Australia  42–23[11][12]  Japan
Try: Slack (2)
Burke (2)
Tuynman
Grigg
Hartill
Campese
Con: Lynagh (5)
 Try: Kutsuki (2)
Fujita
Con: Okidoi
Pen: Okidoi (2)
Drop: Okidoi
Concord Oval, Sydney
Attendance: 8,785
Referee: Jim Fleming (Scotland)
Australia
Japan
FB15Roger Gould
RW14Peter Grigg
OC13Andrew Slack
IC12Michael Cook 17'
LW11David Campese
FH10Michael Lynagh
SH9Brian Smith
N88Troy Coker 69'
OF7David Codey
BF6Simon Poidevin (c)
RL5Ross Reynolds
LL4Steve Cutler
TP3Mark Hartill
HK2Mark McBain
LP1Enrique Rodríguez
Replacements:
SH16Nick Farr-Jones
FB17Andrew Leeds
CE18Brett Papworth 17'
HK19Tom Lawton
PR20Cameron Lillicrap
LK21William Alexander Campbell 69'
Coach:
Alan Jones
FB15Shogo Mukai
RW14Nofomuli Taumoefolau
OC13Kojiro Yoshinaga
IC12Eiji Kutsuki
LW11Minoru Okidoi
FH10Seiji Hirao
SH9Hisataka Ikuta
N88Sinali Latu
OF7Yasuharu Kawase
BF6Katsufumi Miyamoto
RL5Toshiyuki Hayashi (c)
LL4Yoshihiko Sakuraba
TP3Koji Horaguchi
HK2Tsuyoshi Fujita
LP1Toshitaka Kimura
Replacements:
PR16Koji Yasumi
HK17Tsutomu Hirose
LK18Seiji Kurihara
SH19Mitsutake Hagimoto
FH20Katsuhiro Matsuo
WG21Toshiro Yoshino
Coach:
Katsumi Miyaji
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References
  1. Australia vs England 1987 ESPN Scrum
  2. Australia vs England 1987 World Rugby
  3. Japan vs United States 1987ESPN Scrum
  4. Japan vs United States 1987 World Rugby
  5. England vs Japan 1987 World Rugby
  6. England vs Japan 1987 ESPN Scrum
  7. Australia vs United States RWC 1987 Archived 15 April 2018 at the Wayback Machine ESPN Scrum
  8. Australia vs United States RWC 1987 World Rugby
  9. worldrugby.org. "World Rugby | world.rugby". www.world.rugby. Retrieved 2019-06-14.
  10. "England v United States of America". ESPN scrum. Retrieved 2019-06-14.
  11. "Australia v Japan". ESPN scrum. Retrieved 2019-04-04.
  12. worldrugby.org. "World Rugby | world.rugby". www.world.rugby. Retrieved 2019-04-04.
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