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2019 Six Nations when England were 31 - 7 at half time at Twickenham. Scotland came back to draw 38-38. Ok it wasn't a World Cup game but it was an amazing comeback by any standard!

That French forward pass tho, the contraversy. Ironically Wayne Barnes was a rookie ref at the time. He is now one of the beat in world Rugby because of that match. From a Kiwi

The Japanese deserved that top spot beating the Boks in 2015. I remember watching that game live and couldn't believe what I was seeing! Even the pitch marshals and the ball boys were jumping around celebrating at the end, it was incredible! If you could bottle the spirit and energy of that Japanese team, we would a be so lucky.

RIP Jonah Lomu and Christophe Dominici. Both have sports fans so much pleasure over the years. 1. Japan beating Boks 2. France beating NZ in 1999 3. Wales beating England in 2015 All epic matches that reduced watchers to tears of joy.

Japan is the pride of Asia, almost in all sport. Rugby, Baseball or Football.

As a Springbok fan...RESPECT to Japan.

The brave blossoms beating the boks is the greatest moment in sport.

RIP Jonah and Christophe legends of the game

japan went through 20odd phases before scoring that last try, they had a penalty kick, a chance to draw, but they decided to give it all or nothing, that wasn't Eddie Jones, that was credit to the whole team, hands down the best come back as a team and definitely the best International team come back

Sad to watch Dominici and Lomu. Both died way too young...

Lomu was such a loss. He wasn’t at the top of his game for long because of the kidney issues but when he was he was incredible

The French and Japanese come back are so thrilling.

Given how Rugby is scored, I'm not sure that a team coming behind to win necessarily qualifies as a 'comeback'. From what I recall of the SA vs Japan game, Japan stayed stubbornly in the match (in a manner that they might not have been expected to, perhaps) and made the decisive score at the end. Similar for the England-Wales game: it was an arm wrestle, and Wales winning in the end was more surprising because of their injury list by the end, but it was always game on. France vs NZ in 1999, on the other hand, looked over at half time, and NZ then came out and scored again. Throughout the tournament, Lomu looked unstoppable, and looked like he could run through or over France at will. But France responded by removing all safety features and went for it, and everything came off.

2015 rwc Canada vs Romania at Leicester halftime 17-0 to Canada,full time 19-17 to Romania,sadly not big teams but comeback 1 of the best

Impresionante resumen! Mil gracias! Saludos desde Tucumán, Argentina

Nothing comes close in my opinion, for pure passion and the pride of the badge these players wear on their chests.

You know it's something special when even the security staff are going nuts at the try in Brighton.

I was a bitter Kiwi for a long time after that forward pass. First the Rainbow Warrior...

Comments on the French forward pass must be negated by the silence on the Kiwi forward pass 1st half of RWC 2015 final...

It was tough to lose to Japan at first, but it was quickly replaced by admiration and respect for their win. They deserved it fair and square. No excuses.🇿🇦🇯🇵🍻

Japan win over South Africa gave me chills. Goon on ya Japan

Amazng video

Even a half blind person could see France’s pass against new Zealand was a forward pass.

So close to 1 million subs

Lovely see the boers whipped at the last hurdle.

The All Blacks and Brave Blossoms feature twice in this compilation. Same, same but different.😂

I know it isn’t on the list but Wales vs France 2021 is one for the best matches I’ve seen, from a Welsh supporter

Bro the Japan team are so good

8:41 the fella going to have a crack at Biggar haha

that England Vs Wales game still hurts me to this day

Rugby is an Amazing Sport!!!!

The best comeback win was Romania against Canada

Japanese misunderstand that upsets often occur in rugby

Right at the start of the NZ vs France match, how did Dan Carter kick the ball out directly after it got carried back into his 22 and not get the line-out taken back from where he had struck it? Was the “carried back into the 22” rule only later implemented?

WTF that was sooooooo forward

6:32 is that young Louis partridge

Japan won a battle that day. 4 years later the boks won a war and took all the spoils.

Wayne f'n Barnes!!! it's a sore point for kiwis. He shouldn't have had the final as a rookie. he's a lot better now but was fuming back in 07.

Japan vs Soth Africa, from a Taff.

Carbery didn’t strangely kick it out, he took the losing bonus point

In my opinion the France vs nz in 1999 was the best

what are the songs used in the background?

france came back with a forward pass, lmao

It was a forward pass! Haha, well done France

Japan play rugby?

If the NZ #14 had made the tackle instead of moaning to the assistant ref, he probably would have been able to stop the try...

3:21 has me confused. The ruck took place outside the NZ 22 and the ball was thrown back inside the 22. Why was NZ allowed to gain the territory on a kick that went out on the full?

Japan? I see some imposters in there...

As a south african I feel deeply ashamed

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Wales' comeback wasn't epic. It was standard. Why exactly is so out there When Wales beat England? Its virtually neck and neck over the lifetime of the rivalry. The only difference between the nations is one drop goal.

So the number 1 comeback is overcoming a 7 point difference? When you can actually score 7 points with just a try, I would consider that plain normal. I don't think we have the same definition of a comeback. For me it's like a 14 points difference at half time or so. I guess the two NZ/France games count but not the rest. Both Japan victories are amazing performances but they aren't comebacks.

To me, a comeback is when a team is down by a lot of points and then you start to lose hope for them winning and then they manage to get back into the game and win. England having a ten point lead isn't really that great a "comeback" and Japan being down by a try and still managing to win isn't really that impressive.

The France v NZ test in 2007 shouldn't be here the French only won because of the most forward pass in history that clown Wayne Barnes forgot his glasses

Lol 12-3 is not a comeback story

Thats not japan....50% of team are not from japan

The referee gifted that game to Wales.......a truly shocking display.

Referees admitted to a lot of mistakes in the Ireland-Japan match. The others were great matches nonetheless

The intensity of these matches is insane! Imagine the pressure they must have on them...