As Jacques Burger and his Namibia team wave goodbye to the Exeter crowd, it is time for us to bid farewell too.

Make sure you join us again on Friday to see if Tonga can shock New Zealand and snatch that automatic qualification spot from Georgia's grasp. Until then...

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Heart-warming scenes on the Sandy Park pitch as the Georgia players celebrate their win by chanting and hoisting Mamuka Gorgodze into the autumn air. They know that they are likely to finish third in Pool C - therefore booking automatic qualification for the 2019 World Cup. That's presuming Tonga don't pip them to third by beating the All Blacks of course...

Namibia might have suffered their 18th straight World Cup defeat but they can be proud of earning their first point at the tournament.

With 12 minutes left, that didn't look like a possibility. But Theuns Kotze's try - and his boot - gave Georgia a fright.

Renaldo Bothma was key to Namibia's resurgence at the end of the match, while Mamuka Gorgodze guided Georgia to the win.

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Time's up! Lasha Malaguradze's weak drop-goal attempt bobbles out behind the try-line... just as the clock ticks past the 80-minute mark. Georgia win - but only just. Their players celebrate as the tired Namibian team collapse to the turf.

Indeed the Georgian pack do keep the ball close to the breakdown, eventually trying to tee up Lasha Malaguradze for a drop-goal. He scuffs his attempt badly but it actually works out for the better...

Georgia win a line-out, play it safe and set up a driving maul. Not only are they edging their way into the Namibian half, but they are also running down the clock. Can't see the Georgians trying anything silly here...

Namibia have never won a World Cup match remember. In fact, they have never even earned a bonus point at a World Cup. That is surely about to change...

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The decibel levels go up a notch as Namibia number eight Renaldo Botha clatters his way through the Georgian defence. The Exeter crowd, who saw them fight back against Tonga last time out, would love it - love it - if they crossed here...

Hang on a minute! These Namibians are plucky bunch you know. They might be tiring but still manage to win a penalty after a Georgian infringement at the breakdown. Fly-half Theuns Kotze slams the ball over the sticks to keep them within touching distance.

Namibian indiscipline gives Georgia a shot at goal from a central position - which Merab Kvirikashvili gleefully takes. Daylight between the two teams now.

Georgia are turning the screw now. Giving the tiring Namibian defence plenty to think about, while plugging any gaps that the Africans think they might be able to exploit.

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One-way traffic at Sandy Park...

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Georgia are hogging both possession and territory, now full of confidence after finally breaking down Namibia. Seems of when, not if, they will cross again. Full-back Merab Kvirikashvili scuttles off after his own grubber kick, but Namibia back Heinrich Smit is wise to his plan and cuts out the danger behind the sticks.

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Namibia number eight Renaldo Bothma jogs back onto the pitch after his self-inflicted 10-minute absence. Huge roars around Sandy Park greet him - I think it is more to do with a Mexican Wave going around the ground than his return.