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RECAP: Rugby World Cup 2021 Match Day 5 live updates

Sam Smith

Published: 21 October 2022 19:13 PDT
Updated: 22 October 2022 02:20 PDT

Marine Manager of France is tackled during the Pool C Rugby World Cup 2021 match between France and Fiji at Northland Events Centre on October 22, 2022, in Whangarei, New Zealand. (Photo by Hannah Peters - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images).

Follow all the action live from Match Day 5 at Rugby World Cup 2021 with the Wallaroos vs Wales Women, Black Ferns vs Scotland and France Women vs Fijiana.

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Utiku Old Boy 53 minutes ago

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Blackmania 3 hours ago

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