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BY SCOTT DILLON Australia and England battled out arguably the most grueling World Cup Final in history with the Kangaroos eventually holding on 6-0. Both teams gave everything with the game in the balance to the
"What a World Cup!" – Benji Marshall. @Crownbet #RLWC2017 pic.twitter.com/PT1wght8fQ — 7RLWC (@7RLWC) December 2, 2017
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Australian vice-captain Boyd Cordner says playing back-to-back games in Brisbane will help the Kangaroos against England in the Rugby League World Cup final this Saturday. Their opponents have travelled as far as Perth and New
Fijian captain Kevin Naiqama had nothing but praise for superstar playmaker Jarryd Hayne ahead of their huge semi-final at Suncorp Stadium. Some say Hayne’s move back to Parramatta in the NRL is already a done
He may have copped a thrashing from English fans over some questionable positional selections recently but England’s star five-eigth Gareth Widdop has nothing but praise for their veteran coach Wayne Bennett. Writing recently for exclusiveinsight.com,
BY SCOTT DILLON FULLBACK: ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK RTS finds space somehow. The @NZRL_Kiwis are back in it!#NZLvTON 22-24 with 7 minutes to go.#RLWC2017 pic.twitter.com/HhgK9HmwUT — Rugby League World Cup 2021 (@RLWC2021) November 11, 2017 WING:
New Zealand’s superstar halfback Shaun Johnson says the Kiwis blew their chance of hosting a home semi-final after their shock loss to Tonga on Saturday. Tonga finished top of their group sending New Zealand to
Australian captain Cameron Smith admits the unknown of Darwin will play a part in the Kangaroos’ preparations ahead of their quarter-final against Samoa this weekend. Muggy conditions are expected to greet the World Champions who
Ruan Sims, Steph Hancock and Renae Kunst will co-captain the Australian Jillaroos in the upcoming Women’s World Cup starting this Thursday when the Jillaroos face Cook Islands in Cronulla. “The World Cup campaign is like
