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16 October 2026

‘Inspirational’ Samoa all heart as Jillaroos left with ‘work to do’ despite 40-0 Rugby League World Cup win

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‘Inspirational’ Samoa all heart as Jillaroos left with ‘work to do’ despite 40-0 Rugby League World Cup win

The Aussies ‘stumbled’ their way to a win against the ‘brick wall’ that was a brave Samoa side.

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