Any of the three remaining teams will provide a test for the Kangaroos, who have failed to shake off the errors and disconnection of their first two games The rugby league World Cup has reached the knockout stage and, from afar, it is business as usual for the Kangaroos. Three wins from three matches. Pursuing the trophy for the fourth consecutive time. In front of home fans, the humdrum front-runners are the team to beat at this tournament, again.But there are dark skies on the horizon, a little rumbling underfoot. Continue reading...
Adversaries gather at Australia’s gate but main Rugby League World Cup threat comes from within | Jack Snape
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Guardian SportBy Jack Snape
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Any of the three remaining teams will provide a test for the Kangaroos, who have failed to shake off the errors and disconnection of their first two games The rugby league World Cup has reached the knockout stage and, from afar, it is business as usual for the Kangaroos. Three wins from three matches. Pursuing the trophy for the fourth consecutive time. In front of home fans, the humdrum front-runners are the team to beat at this tournament, again. But there are dark skies on the horizon, a litt
Key Takeaways
- Adversaries gather at Australia’s gate but main Rugby League World Cup threat comes from within | Jack Snape.
- Three wins from three matches.
- Pursuing the trophy for the fourth consecutive time.
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