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Jillaroos pumped for home World Cup

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Jillaroos pumped for home World Cup. (2026, October 15). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/jillaroos-pumped-for-home-world-cup-20261015-p615wo.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-10-15

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Jessica Sergis, a star player for the Jillaroos rugby league team, expressed optimism about their chances to win a fourth consecutive World Cup title at home in Australia. Sergis acknowledged that while the team's average age is increasing, they remain confident and view a victory as the "cherry on top" of their achievements.
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Jillaroos star Jessica Sergis expressed optimism and excitement about her team's prospects for a fourth-straight World Cup victory at home in Australia, describing it as the "cherry on top." However, she acknowledged that the squad is becoming more experienced and potentially older. The Jillaroos aim to maintain their winning streak during the upcoming tournament hosted in Australia.

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“Article A discusses the Jillaroos' preparation and ambitions for the upcoming World Cup, while Article B provides live updates of a match between Australia and Fetu Samoa in the World Cup.”
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Jillaroos star Jessica Sergis said a fourth-straight world cup triumph, on Aussie soil, would be the "cherry on top" for a squad she conceded is "getting a bit older".
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🔮 Jillaroos star Jessica Sergis said a fourth-straight world cup triumph, on Aussie soil, would be the "cherry on top" for a squad she conceded is "getting a bit older".
2026-10-15 · The Sydney Morning Herald
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