Sexton's record & Wales win - Saturday's World Cup action

Saturday, 16 September 2023
Watch highlights as Johnny Sexton passes Ronan O'Gara to become Ireland's record points scorer, Samoa kick off World Cup campaign with a win & Portugal prove tough challenge for Wales to overcome.

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