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25 August 2026

No immediate changes to Samoa's international schedule amid ongoing dispute - World Rugby

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No immediate changes to Samoa's international schedule amid ongoing dispute - World Rugby

There will be no changes to Samoa's current international rugby schedule as discussions on the future management of the game in Samoa continues.

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