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At least there’s no home bias in the World Cup

ONE of the best aspects of World Cups is that, the host nation apart, there is no home side.
The reason behind that observation is the significant preponderance of home wins at international level, with about two-thirds of matches going to the side playing on their own turf.
Over the last three weeks the pattern has been reflected in England’s win against Wales at Twickenham, followed by defeat in Cardiff, France’s win over Scotland followed by defeat at Murrayfield, while Australia won emphatically against New Zealand in Perth before being hammered 36-0 in Auckland.
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