HKFP Lens: Rugby Sevens kicks off for final time at Hong Kong Stadium
Hong Kong Free Press HKFP - 2024-04-06T02:07:07.000Z

The sold-out Hong Kong Sevens kicked off at the Hong Kong Stadium on Friday, marking the international rugby tournament’s return to pre-pandemic popularity. The Sevens returned to Hong Kong after a two-year hiatus in November 2022 amid partial Covid curbs and limits on attendee numbers. The tournament was held again last March, with the stadium […]

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