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England Crush France 82-0 in Perth to Keep Rugby League World Cup Hopes Alive

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England Crush France 82-0 in Perth to Keep Rugby League World Cup Hopes Alive

Content overview: “England Crush France 82-0 in Perth to Keep Rugby League World Cup Hopes Alive”. England delivered a dominant 82-0 victory over France in Perth, keeping their Rugby League World Cup semi-final aspirations alive. The emphatic win, featuring 15 tries, was a statement of intent after a narrow loss to Samoa in the tournament opener. Winger Dom Young led the charge with four tries, while captain George Williams and halfback Jack Welsby orchestrated the attack with precision, exposing a French side that struggled to contain England’s pace and physicality.

The result significantly boosts England’s points difference, which could prove crucial in a tight Group A where three teams remain in contention. However, England’s fate is not entirely in their own hands. They must first beat Papua New Guinea on Friday in their final group match, a task they will approach with confidence but caution. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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