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U20 Championship 2016 - match day 1

  • Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia
    Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia New Zealand winger Jonah Lowe goes over for one of his tries against Georgia at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia
    Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia Georgia captain Vasil Lobzhandize, the youngest player in Rugby World Cup history, takes a breather during their first ever World Rugby U20 Championship match against New Zealand at AJ Bell Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia
    Pool A: New Zealand v Georgia New Zealand perform the haka ahead of their opening match at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 against Georgia at the AJ Bell Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool B: Australia v Scotland
    Pool B: Australia v Scotland Scotland players celebrate their first ever win over Australia at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool B: Australia v Scotland
    Pool B: Australia v Scotland Scotland beat Australia for the first time in World Rugby U20 Championship history, winning 15-10 at AJ Bell Stadium in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool A: Wales v Ireland
    Pool A: Wales v Ireland Ireland and Wales had the crowd on their feed at the AJ Bell Stadium on day one of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester. Ireland upset the Six Nations Grand Slam winners with a 26-25 victory.
  • Pool A: Wales v Ireland
    Pool A: Wales v Ireland Ireland sprung the first surprise of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 by beating Six Nations champions Wales 26-25 at the Manchester City Academy Stadium on 7 June.
  • Pool B: Australia v Scotland
    Pool B: Australia v Scotland Australia Campbell Magnay on the charge but the centre would be sent off early in the second half after two yellow cards against Scotland at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool B: Australia v Scotland
    Pool B: Australia v Scotland Isack Rodda scores Australia's opening try of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 against Scotland at AJ Bell Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool B: Australia v Scotland
    Pool B: Australia v Scotland Scotland fly-half Adam Hastings goes to kick during their World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 match against Scotland at AJ Bell Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool A: Wales v Ireland
    Pool A: Wales v Ireland Winger Keelan Giles scores Wales' second try against Ireland after a perfectly-weighted cross-field kick from Daniel Jones on day one of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 at the Manchester City Academy Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: South Africa v Japan
    Pool C: South Africa v Japan Argentina celebrate their opening 24-15 victory over France at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: South Africa v Japan
    Pool C: South Africa v Japan South Africa look for an offload during the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 match against Japan, one they came from behind to win 59-19 at the Manchester City Academy Stadium on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: South Africa v Japan
    Pool C: South Africa v Japan South Africa number eight Junior Sipato Pokomela picks up from the base of the scrum during their victory over Japan at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: South Africa v Japan
    Pool C: South Africa v Japan South Africa battled from a first-half scare against Japan with six tries after the break wrapping up a 59-19 victory on day one of the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: France v Argentina
    Pool C: France v Argentina Two tries in the final 10 minutes saw Argentina come from behind to beat France 24-15 in their opening Pool C match at the World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.
  • Pool C: France v Argentina
    Pool C: France v Argentina Argentina left it late to beat France 24-15 on day one of the World Rugby U20 Championship in Manchester on 7 June, 2016.