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Watch highlights from Hong Kong's history making 39-6 triumph over South Korea at Hong Kong Football Club on Saturday, when Hong Kong kept their 2015 Rugby World Cup dreams alive with a strong defensive effort that saw them regain top spot in the Asian Five Nations standings.


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Video: Hong Kong 39-6 South Korea

South Korea lock Youn Kwon-woo is tackled by Hong Kong wing Rowan Varty during their ARFU Asian Five Nations clash at Hong Kong Football Club on May 10. Photo: Jonathan Wong/SCMP

Hong Kong make RWC history with 39-6 win over South Korea

Jake Phelps stormed back from an early sin-binning with two tries against South Korea in Hong Kong’s 39-6 win at HKFC. Photos: HKRFU

Hong Kong winger Salom Yiu Kam-shing tackles South Korea captain Kim Kwang-sik.

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View highlights from Hong Kong’s history making 39-6 triumph over South Korea at Hong Kong Football Club on Saturday, when the hosts kept their 2015 Rugby World Cup dreams alive with a strong defensive effort that saw them regain top spot in the Asian Five Nations standings.


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