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Wales rugby bosses say cutting professional teams to two is best option
The Welsh Rugby Union says cutting its professional men's teams from four to two is the "best option" for the future of the sport. All current regions - Cardiff, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets - are at risk, but where the two teams would be based or what they would be called is yet to be confirmed.
Welsh Rugby finally admits it wants to cut professional teams by half
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) believes that cutting the number of its elite clubs by half as part of a radical domestic revamp is the best way of achieving its goals to “win the Six Nations” and become “genuine ‘wildcard’ World Cup winners”.
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