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Australia v England: women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

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Updates as the Jillaroos and England meet at HBF Park Kick-off time in Perth is 5.05pm local/8.05pm AEDT/10.05am BST Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email 1. Fran Goldthorp 2. Anna Davies Continue reading...

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