Japan may have played and beaten Samoa in the last two Rugby World Cups before losing to the Pacific islanders in July in the Pacific Nations Series, but those games mean nothing as they head into Thursday's crunch Pool D game at Stadium de Toulouse.The scenario is simple. Whoever wins in La Ville Rose retains a chance to make the quarterfinals. The loser may not even qualify for the next World Cup, a right that only goes to the top three in each pool."We are at a situation in the tournament where we actually have to fight and care for each other more than any other particular day," Japan d…READ FULL ARTICLE
