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Ben Morgan’s World Cup race

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The Rugby Paper Team
12 January 2015

Ben Morgan faces a race against the clock to be fit for the World Cup after suffering a broken leg on Friday.
The England No.8 was stretched off during Gloucester‘s clash against Saracens at Kingsholm and underwent surgery on Saturday morning.
He is believed to have had a metal plate and nine screws inserted into his left leg and is likely to be out for six months with the World Cup starting in September.

Related TopicsEngland Gloucester Rugby World Cup Saracens World Cup

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