Different countries have different aims at a World Cup. For a team like New Zealand, anything other than victory is seen as failure. Uruguay's aim ahead of their game with Fiji was to score a try.
The South American side were drawn with England, Wales and Australia. They had only scored 12 points against the latter two sides and with a game against the hosts to come this weekend, the Fijian game may have been their best chance to cross the try line.
Having missed the previous two World Cups, Uruguay scored their first try in the tournament in 12 years last night when Carlos Arboleya scored in the first half. The celebrations resulted in some of the moments of the tournament so far.
They even went on to score again in the second half, but Fiji won the game 47-15.
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