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The New Zealand Warriors have confirmed to the NZ Herald that they too have no interest in participating in the World Club Series in England in early 2017. Cronulla will face Wigan in the World
Premiership-winning Manly Sea Eagles forward Steve Menzies wants the World Club Series moved to the end of the year and abolish Internationals in the process. Menzies, who won three NRL titles at the Eagles, believes
RFL Chief Executive Nigel Wood says the Super League’s top clubs match the NRL’s best in all aspects but concedes Super League fails to match up when it comes to depth. Speaking ahead of the
St. Helens, not Warrington Wolves as first reported, will be the third Super League team to play in the 2016 World Club Series against North Queensland, Brisbane and the Sydney Roosters. The Saints finished the
It has been confirmed minor premiers Sydney Roosters have accepted their invitation to play at the World Club Series in England in February 2016. Premiers North Queensland Cowboys and runners-up Brisbane will also make the
The South Sydney Rabbitohs are officially the World Champions after destroying European champions, St Helens, in a dominant display that had even the hardiest of Super League supporters applauding the Rabbitohs juggernaut. On the back
Brisbane Broncos 14: (McCullough, Maranta tries, Parker 3 goals) beat Wigan Warriors: 12 (Farrell, Burgess tries, Smith 2 goals).
St George Ilawarra Dragons 18. Tries:Frizell, Thompson, Dugan. Goals: Widdop (3/3). Warrington Wolves 12. Tries: O’Brien, Atkins. Goals: O’Brien (1/2). Penalty Goal:O’Brien (1/1).
The World Club Series matches and the World Club Challenge will all be shown on GEM over the weekend and Monday Morning. Saturday 6.30am AEST: Warrington Wolves v St George Illawarra Dragons. Sunday
