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Mondial féminin de rugby : Nouvelle-Zélande et Canada qualifiés pour les quarts

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Les deux nations comptent chacune deux victoires après deux journées de la phase de groupes. La Nouvelle-Zélande, championne du monde en titre, et le Canada, troisième nation au classement de World Rugby, se sont qualifiés pour les quarts de finale du Mondial féminin de rugby à l'issue de la deuxième journée dimanche, ont annoncé les

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