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Injuries remain a problem for RFC Haarlem. National champion Haagsche too strong: 34-10

Injuries remain a problem for RFC Haarlem. National champion Haagsche too strong: 34-10

RFC Haarlem lost 34-10 to national champion Haagsche RC, as injuries continue to challenge the squad. Despite a competitive second half, coach Logan Ngatuere-Ongley's team was unable to secure a victory.

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