Canada, Georgia in two-minute rugby brawl Canada Rugby Georgia Rugby Union News November 13, 2013 - 1:48PM Canada and Georgia in rugby brawl A dangerous high tackle by Georgian breakaway Viktor Kolelishvili sparks a mass brawl lasting almost two-minutes in Georgia's capital Tbilisi. PT1M1S http://www.smh.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2xfse 620 349 November 13, 2013 - 1:48PM There were wild scenes in Tbilsi on the weekend, as Georgia's game against Canada erupted into a mass brawl after the visitors took exception to a high tackle on the Canadian five-eighth. The fight kicked off following a dangerous high tackle by Georgian breakaway Viktor Kolelishvili on Canada's No.10, Liam Underwood. Within moments, players from both sides piled in and threw indiscriminate punches. The fight erupts following a high tackle off the back off a lineout. The fight lasted for almost two minutes as officials struggled to gain control. Kolelishvili and Canadian skipper Tyler Ardron were both sent off for their actions, while three players were unable to return to action following the injuries they sustained during the melee. Georgia ran out 19-15 winners at the final whistle. The assistant referee attempts to defuse the situation. smh.com.au