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Australia beat Wales 124-6 in record Rugby League World Cup win

Sport · First reported 1 Nov, 04:21 · Updated 04:37

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Australia scored 21 tries to defeat Wales 124-6 in Sydney, setting a new women’s World Cup record score and winning margin. Wales scored their only try with about 10 minutes remaining; Australia next face Fiji in the semi-finals.

  • Australia led 60-0 at half-time and finished with a 124-6 victory, scoring 21 tries.
  • The result set a new women’s World Cup record for both points and winning margin; Jaime Chapman scored six tries.
  • Paige Travis scored Wales’s try, their first points against Australia in the tournament; Australia had already secured a semi-final place against Fiji.
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Final score
Australia 124, Wales 6
Half-time score
Australia 60, Wales 0
Australian tries
21
Top try-scorer
Jaime Chapman, six tries
Wales try
Paige Travis
Next fixture
Australia face Fiji in the semi-finals next Sunday

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