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          18dESPN

          Wyn Jones returns as Wales face Ireland

          Alun Wyn Jones returns to Wales' starting line-up as captain against Ireland on Saturday, when the two teams contest their final Rugby World Cup warm-up Test.

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          22dESPN

          Hill makes Wales squad for Rugby World Cup

          Cory Hill was included in Wales' Rugby World Cup squad despite fears that he may miss the opening two games of the tournament due to injury, while Rob Evans and Samson Lee were among those to miss out.

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          23dReuters

          Ireland end Wales' dominant home run

          Ireland, inspired by Jacob Stockdale, bounced back in their Rugby World Cup preparations to end Wales' dominant run of home victories and ruin Warren Gatland's Cardiff farewell.

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          25dReuters

          Wales make 14 changes for Ireland clash

          Rhys Carre and Owen Lane will make their debuts for Wales Saturday, when the Grand Slam winners host Ireland in their penultimate Rugby World Cup warm-up match in Cardiff.

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          33dESPN

          Rugby World Cup squad lists

          With less than a month until the World Cup kicks off in Japan squad lists are starting to roll in. Here we list every tournament squad as they drop.

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          37dReuters

          Wales defeat England to claim world No. 1 spot

          Wales beat England 13-6 in Cardiff on Saturday to avenge their loss in the reverse fixture last Sunday and take them to the top of the official world rankings as the World Cup looms.

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          39dESPN

          McConnochie debuts for England against Wales

          Eddie Jones and Warren Gatland have both made three changes to their sides ahead of Saturday's Test between England and Wales in Cardiff, with Ruaridh McConnochie making his international debut for the visitors.

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          42dESPN

          Wales fly-half Anscombe out of World Cup

          Wales flyhalf Gareth Anscombe is out of Rugby World Cup contention after sustaining an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury in a defeat to England on Sunday, the Wales Rugby Union (WRU) have announced.

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          42dESPN

          Jones hits out at 'ridiculous' Barrett red card

          Eddie Jones used his press conference after England's win over Wales on Sunday to call for World Rugby to address their high-tackle law ahead of the Rugby World Cup in September.

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          43dReuters

          England overpower Wales at Twickenham

          An experimental England side overpowered visiting Grand Slam winners Wales at Twickenham Sunday, emerging 33-19 victors from the World Cup warm-up clash.

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          48dESPN

          Te'o, Brown dropped for England test against Wales

          Worcester Warriors centre Ben Te'o and Harlequins full back Mike Brown are among four players to have been cut from England's squad to face Wales on Sunday, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) have announced.

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          52dESPN

          Wales forward Faletau out of Rugby World Cup

          Wales forward Taulupe Faletau has been ruled out of the Rugby World Cup after breaking his collar bone in training, the Welsh Rugby Union said on Thursday.

          2019 RankingsSix Nations

          • WALES5th
            Tries Scored 1st England : 24 Tries Scored
            ENG1st
            10
            24
          • WALES2nd
            Points Difference 1st England : 83 Points Difference
            ENG1st
            49
            83

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