RLIF upbeat about 2008 rugby league showpiece

The 2008 World Cup in Australia will cost an estimated £9.7m but is set to become the most successful, it was claimed today.

Fri, 27 Jul, 2007 - 10:07

The 2008 World Cup in Australia will cost an estimated £9.7m but is set to become the most successful, it was claimed today.

Fifteen months away from the start of the Centenary World Cup, the Rugby League International Federation announced they have secured major television rights deals and government support for the staging of matches.

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