Major League Rugby / Sunday, 12 July 2026 at 14:28 JST
The USA Eagles survived a scare on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Zimbabwe Sables held a 15-12 half-time lead and had their opponents playing with 14-men following a yellow card. The hosts improved in the second-half to come out 31-15 winners. The locals in Charlotte had reason to cheer early on. Ruben de Haas … The post USA Survive Zimbabwe Scare appeared first on Americas Rugby News .
The USA Eagles survived a scare on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Zimbabwe Sables held a 15-12 half-time lead and had their opponents playing with 14-men following a yellow card. The hosts improved in the second-half to come out 31-15 winners. The locals in Charlotte had reason to cheer early on. Ruben de Haas … The post USA Survive Zimbabwe Scare appeared first on Americas Rugby News .
Source: Americas Rugby News - MLR / 12 Jul, 12:22 JSTRugby Dispatch Read
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The USA Eagles survived a scare on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Zimbabwe Sables held a 15-12 half-time lead and had their opponents playing with 14-men following a yellow card. The hosts improved in the second-half to come out 31-15 winners. The locals in Charlotte had reason to cheer early on. Ruben de Haas … The post USA Survive Zimbabwe Scare appeared first on Americas Rugby News .
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