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Different ways to win - what Rugby League World Cup success looks like

Different ways to win - what Rugby League World Cup success looks like
BBC Sport Tuesday 13 October 2026, 13:16 UTC 1 min read
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Some teams have their eyes on a trophy - others are prioritising longer-term gains. BBC Sport assesses a Rugby League World Cup that comes at a pivotal time for the international game.

Some teams have their eyes on a trophy - others are prioritising longer-term gains. BBC Sport assesses a Rugby League World Cup that comes at a pivotal time for the international game.
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