Japan kept alive their hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the Rugby World Cup on Thursday as they beat Samoa 28-22 in front of 31,794 fans at a hot and muggy Stadium de Toulouse.The result, which sees England qualify for the quarterfinals as Pool D winners with a game in hand, moves the Brave Blossoms into second place on nine points, five ahead of Argentina, who are overwhelming favorites to win their third game of the pool stage against Chile on Saturday.Japan and Argentina will meet in Nantes on Oct. 8 with the winner likely moving on to the last eight.Inspired by Lomano Lava Lemek…READ FULL ARTICLE
