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England’s men exit Rugby League World Cup despite Tonga’s gripping win over Samoa

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
The Guardian Sport England’s men exit Rugby League World Cup despite Tonga’s gripping win over Samoa
Tonga defeat Samoa 20-18 in SydneyEngland exit tournament on points differenceEngland’s men have been eliminated from the Rugby League World Cup on points difference after Tonga’s 20-18 victory over S
0m theguardian.com First Page headline
BBC Sport The England team who can still win the Rugby League World Cup
Those looking for hope down under can find it in an England rugby league team who can still enjoy some World Cup success.
22h bbc.co.uk Latest

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Rugby League World Cup 50 point spread
The Guardian Sport -17 61%
BBC Sport +33 52%

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