World Sevens open to rugby venue change at 2020 Tokyo Olympics

World Sevens open to rugby venue change at 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Rugby League World Sevens operations manager Beth Coalter speaks during an interview in Tokyo on April 1, 2015. Coalter said the international rugby body would not mind if the venue for the sport during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is changed to somewhere other than the initially planned location at the new National Stadium due to scheduling and other issues. ==Kyodo

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