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Nation-swappers show Rugby League World Cup is up for grabs in fiery opener

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
The Guardian Sport Nation-swappers show Rugby League World Cup is up for grabs in fiery opener
Kalyn Ponga stars for New Zealand but Australia edge Sydney clash as tournament promises fireworks on the pitch as well as offUnder new rules introduced for this World Cup, nation-swapping is not only
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The Independent Sport The ‘difficult’ memory driving England ahead of Rugby League World Cup opener against Tonga
Captain George Williams is drawing on the painful memories of the 2022 semi-final loss to Samoa
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