With England beating the reigning champions South Africa 45-18, it means that the Nigel Redman coached English squad will now face up to unbeaten New Zealand in the semi-finals. France will face Australia in the other semi.
Wales, meanwhile, will now meet South Africa in the 5th v 8th placed game. Whoever wins that match will then meet the winners of the clash between Ireland and Argentina for fifth or sixth place overall. Scoring Sequence
Gareth Maule Try 8 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 8 mins
Robert Lewis Try 10 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 11 mins
Luke Ford Try 21 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 21 mins
Jimmy Norris Try 32 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 33 mins
Second Half
Rhys Priestland Con 2 mins
Matthew Larsen Try 8 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 9 mins
Rhys Priestland Try 15 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 16 mins
Gareth Maule Try 21 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 22 mins
Daniel Franks Try 26 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 27 mins
Nicholas Eaves Try 30 mins
Rhys Priestland Con 31 mins
Wales U19: Martyn Thomas (Scarlets); Jimmy Norris (Dragons), Gareth Maule (Dragons), Luke Ford (Blues), James Lewis (Dragons); Rhys Priestland (Scarlets), Robert Lewis (Dragons); Hugh Gustafson (Scarlets), Marc Breeze (Ospreys), Jamie Corsi (Dragons), Bradley Davies (Blues, captain), Lou Reed (Scarlets), Matthew Larsen (Blues), Daniel Franks (Blues), Sam Kiley (Ospreys) Replacements: Keiron Jenkins (Blues), Nicholas Eaves (Blues), James Down (Blues), Ken Owens (Scarlets), Ashley Smith (Dragons), Rhys Jones (Sale / Exiles), Darren Allinson (Scarlets), Josh Turnbull (Scarlets), Marc Jones (Exiles), Alec Jenkins (Scarlets)
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