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68-point swing and a Tonga win - how England avoid World Cup exit

England's World Cup journey relies on a crucial 68-point victory. With a recent 82-0 win over France, they must beat Papua New Guinea and hope for favorable results from Tonga and Samoa. Can they secure their spot in the semi-finals?

BBC News· Oct 24, 2026 · 4:59 PM · 1 views

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England's World Cup journey relies on a crucial 68-point victory. With a recent 82-0 win over France, they must beat Papua New Guinea and hope for favorable results from Tonga and Samoa. Can they secure their spot in the semi-finals?

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