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Abbi Church powers Australia to win over spirited Fiji as hosts reach Women’s Rugby League World Cup final

Church scores four tries as Australia beat Fiji Bulikula 30-14 Jillaroos will face New Zealand in the final next weekend The Jillaroos survived an almighty scare from Fiji in the World Cup semi-final, securing a place in the tournament decider against New Zealand at Lang Park next week despite a stunning resistance from the brilliant Bulikula. Driven by the exquisite, unpredictable playmaker Luisa Yaranamua – 23 and yet to play an NRLW match – and supported by powerful, committed teammates, Fiji led for much of the first half and were level with the Jillaroos at half-time. Continue reading...

The Guardian · 2h ago
Australia reach World Cup final after Fiji scare

Australia have reached their fifth successive Women's Rugby League World Cup final as they seek a fourth consecutive title - but they were made to work harder than anyone expected.

BBC News · 2h ago
Australia v Fiji: Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final – live

Updates as the Jillaroos and Fiji Bulikula meet at Allianz Stadium Kick-off time in Sydney is 5.45pm local/6.45am GMT Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email Greetings sports fans! Welcome to Sydney’s Allianz Stadium for live coverage of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final between Australia and Fiji . The winner today will advance to the Big Dance next week against New Zealand who disposed of Samoa by 32-10 in Newcastle last night. Will Australia continue on their merry way through this tournament to set up a trans-Tasman blockbuster? Or will Fiji spring the mother of all ambushes today and crack the final in their first ever World Cup? Continue reading...

The Guardian · 4h ago
Hat-trick man Keenan has Ireland motoring

IRELAND were efficient and clinical when needed to comfortably beat an often-downright ordinary Pumas side and get the autumn phase of their Nations Championship under way in style. ■By BRENDAN GALLAGHER Andy Farrell’s side, while mindful of the need to beat Fiji next up, will know the acid test this month will be against World […] The post Hat-trick man Keenan has Ireland motoring appeared first on The Rugby Paper .

Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
France ease past Fijians but Ntamack is ruled out

FRANCE easily beat Fiji to remain at the summit of the Northern Hemisphere table but they will be without instrumental fly-half Romain Ntamack against world champions South Africa on Saturday, and likely for the remainder of the tournament. ■By SAM JACKSON Ntamack was taken off with a nasty-looking arm injury in the first half and […] The post France ease past Fijians but Ntamack is ruled out appeared first on The Rugby Paper .

Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
Ntamack injury mars France rout of Fiji before Springboks clash

LYON, France (AP) — France defeated Fiji 54-17 in a bruising clash at the possible cost of flyhalf Romain Ntamack on Saturday for the showdown with South Africa in Nations Championship rugby.Ntamack left the match in obvious pain in the 33rd minute with an apparent shoulder injury.

Yahoo Sports · 12h ago
Australia v Wales: Women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

Updates as the Jillaroos and Wales meet at CommBank Stadium Kick-off time in Sydney is 3.40pm local/4.40am GMT Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email This is the final match in the group phase of the women’s world cup and the semi-finals are already locked in. New Zealand v Samoa (6pm Saturday, Newcastle) Australia v Fiji (6pm Sunday, Sydney) Continue reading...

The Guardian · Nov 1
Australia v Cook Islands: men’s Rugby League World Cup – live

Updates as the Kangaroos and Cook Islands meet in Townsville Kick-off time is 7.05pm local/8.05pm AEDT/9.05am GMT Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email Hello everybody and welcome to live coverage of Australia v Cook Islands in the 2026 men’s Rugby League World Cup . Kick-off at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville is from 7.05pm local time (8.05pm AEDT/9.05am GMT). The hosts and favourites have been unconvincing in their two victories so far but they are still just 80 minutes away from topping Pool A and reaching the semi-finals. Against a Cook Islands side that has already lost to New Zealand and Fiji, the assignment for the Kangaroos is to find some form ahead of a far sterner task next weekend against either Tonga or Samoa. Continue reading...

The Guardian · Oct 31