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Delay as WRU to reveal plan to cut team in 'coming weeks'

Delay as WRU to reveal plan to cut team in 'coming weeks'
BBC Sport Monday 29 June 2026, 16:03 UTC 1 min read
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The Welsh Rugby Union delays revealing the details of how they plan to cut a professional men's side by 2028.

The Welsh Rugby Union delays revealing the details of how they plan to cut a professional men's side by 2028.
WRU (ORG) The Welsh Rugby Union (ORG)
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