Sporting Digest: Rugby Union

Friday 17 June 1994 23:02 BST

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IVORY COAST'S 13-12 defeat of the favourites, Namibia, in the African qualifying zone for next year's World Cup has left all four teams with one win from two matches following Zimbabwe's 21-9 defeat of Morocco. In today's final matches, Zimbabwe play Ivory Coast and Namibia face Morocco.

WORLD CUP Qualifying round: African Zone (Casablanca): Ivory Coast 13 Namibia 12; Morocco 9 Zimbabwe 21.

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