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Fourteen-try Samoa thrash Wales at World Cup

Fourteen-try Samoa thrash Wales at World Cup
BBC Wales Friday 23 October 2026, 08:44 UTC 1 min read
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Wales suffer a second successive heavy defeat at the Rugby League World Cup as Samoa's pace and power overawed them in a 76-0 defeat.

Wales suffer a second successive heavy defeat at the Rugby League World Cup as Samoa's pace and power overawed them in a 76-0 defeat.
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