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WRU confirms Ospreys or Scarlets will be cut

WRU confirms Ospreys or Scarlets will be cut
BBC Wales Wednesday 29 July 2026, 14:22 UTC 1 min read
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The Welsh Rugby Union gives details of how it intends to cut a team - with Ospreys and Scarlets set to fight to be the side in south west Wales.

The Welsh Rugby Union gives details of how it intends to cut a team - with Ospreys and Scarlets set to fight to be the side in south west Wales.
WRU (ORG) Ospreys (ORG) Scarlets (ORG) The Welsh Rugby Union (ORG) west Wales (LOCATION)
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