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What a night to remember
Sunderland Echo
|August 27, 2025
The eyes of the world were on Sunderland as it kicked off the biggest ever Women's Rugby World Cup tournament last Friday.
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The opening of the huge tournament saw nearly 43,000 rugby fans from
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