Brown scores stunner as England thrash World Cup debutants Wales
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What BBC Sport reported
England beat Women;s Rugby League World Cup debutants Wales 70-6 in their Group A opening game in Perth, Australia.
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Brown scores stunner as England thrash World Cup debutants Wales. England beat Women;s Rugby League World Cup debutants Wales 70-6 in their Group A opening game in Perth, Australia. Covered by 2 publications. BBC Sport: Brown scores stunner as England thrash World Cup debutants Wales. Sky Sports: England record dominant win over Wales at Women's Rugby League World Cup.
Who is covering it
- BBC Sport United Kingdom Brown scores stunner as England thrash World Cup debutants Wales England beat Women;s Rugby League World Cup debutants Wales 70-6 in their Group A opening game in Perth, Australia. 17 Oct · Tier 1
- Sky Sports United Kingdom England record dominant win over Wales at Women's Rugby League World Cup Connie Boyd and Anna Davies both notched hat-tricks as England recorded a dominant 70-6 rout of Wales in their opening game of the Women's Rugby League World Cup. 17 Oct · Tier 2
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