Tank & Paddle Printworks
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Where To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester
Following our previous defeat against New Zealand, England's Red Roses are hungry for the win this year. And if you want to follow along for every moment? There are countless locations across the city showing every scrum, try and kick.
Whether you want to sip cocktails in a sports bar or relax with a pint or two in the pub, you can do it while cheering on your team. To find out where? Read on and discover the very best places showing the Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester.
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Best Places To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester
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Last updated on 3rd October 2025
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