Uganda Rugby Cranes Face Relegation Threat After Defeat to Morocco
The Uganda Rugby Cranes suffered a 24-12 loss to Morocco in the Rugby Africa Cup, leaving them in a precarious position as they prepare for a relegation decider against Ivory Coast.
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The Uganda Rugby Cranes suffered a 24-12 loss to Morocco in the Rugby Africa Cup, leaving them in a precarious position as they prepare for a relegation decider against Ivory Coast.
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