In the Stadium three more Blue Division games to watch on the Monday.
First will be Germany v Canada. Safe money for most fans would be on a repeat of the Germany v USA game and a chance for Canada to give their second string some field time.
Next up in what should be game of the day, Australia plays Japan. Japan of 2010 is very fast, very aggressive and move the ball with a confidence they lacked four years ago in London. With the need to finish in the top 4 of the division for a chance at the medals, this game is vital for both nations. Australia probably favourites but this should be a close nail-biter.
Finally to close at 7:30, England play USA. Expect some tight passages of play but a reasonably comfortable win the US. 'Upset' very unlikely.
Which brings us to the other divisions who have finished their pool games and now move into the play in games. Division winners are Ireland, Czech Republic, Spain, Scotland, Wales and Finland.
Spain can probably be classed as slightly fortunate to have finished top. Germany was originally in their pool and before the Iroquois finally conceded it was completely inpractical to attend following the visa issues, this was where they would have been playing.
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