New Zealand have been crowned IRB Under 19 World Champions 2007, defeating South Africa 31-7 in the final at Ravenhill, Belfast.
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Robert Fruean, Trent Renata and Kade Poki each scored tries in a devastating first-half performance, which gave New Zealand a 17-0 lead at the break.
If South Africa were hoping New Zealand would allow them back into the game in the second half, they were disappointed as their opponents continued their imperious march to the title.
Renata added a second try soon after half time before substitute Jackson Willison added another to extend New Zealand's lead to 31-0.
South Africa were determined to make their mark on the final and were rewarded for a long period of pressure inside the New Zealand 22 with a try for Yaasir Hartzenberg, to leave the final score 31-7 to New Zealand.
Australia break Welsh hearts
Defending champions Australia produced a remarkable second-half comeback to claim third place over Wales. Trailing 21-10 at the break, Andrew Barrett and Alfi Mafi scored the tries that saw Australia claw back to within one point with 12 minutes remaining. Jason Ryan added a conversion and a late penalty to seal a 25-21 victory.
France outclass England
France made it four wins out of five with a comprehensive 43-17 victory over England at Shaw's Bridge, securing fifth place in the process. France fly half Mathieu Belie scored 17 of his side's points, including a try after just three minutes.