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Post by bluetornados on Oct 15, 2022 22:50:12 GMT
Women's Rugby Union World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - New Zealand 8th October - 12th November.
Pool A
8 October 2022 Australia 17–41 New Zealand Eden Park, Auckland
9 October 2022 Wales 18–15 Scotland Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
15 October 2022 Scotland 12–14 Australia Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
16 October 2022 Wales 12-56 New Zealand Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
22 October 2022 Australia 13-7 Wales Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
22 October 2022 New Zealand 57-0 Scotland Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
Pool B
9 October 2022 United States 10–22 Italy Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
9 October 2022 Japan 5–41 Canada Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
15 October 2022 United States 30–17 Japan Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
16 October 2022 Italy 12-22 Canada Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
23 October 2022 Japan 8-21 Italy Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
23 October 2022 Canada 29-14 United States Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
Pool C
8 October 2022 South Africa 5–40 France Eden Park, Auckland
8 October 2022 Fiji 19–84 England Eden Park, Auckland
15 October 2022 France 7–13 England Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
16 October 2022 Fiji 21-17 South Africa Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
22 October 2022 France 44-0 Fiji Northland Events Centre, Whangārei
23 October 2022 England 75-0 South Africa Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
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Post by bluetornados on Oct 16, 2022 10:23:05 GMT
Men's Rugby League World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - England 15th October 2022 to 19 November 2022.
Group A
15 October 2022 England 60–6 Samoa - St James' Park, Newcastle
17 October 2022 France 34-12 Greece - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster
22 October 2022 England 42-18 France - University of Bolton Stadium, Bolton
23 October 2022 Samoa 72-4 Greece - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster
29 October 2022 England 94-4 Greece - Bramall Lane, Sheffield
30 October 2022 Samoa 62-4 France - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington
Group B
15 October 2022 Australia 42–8 Fij - Headingley Stadium, Leeds
16 October 2022 Scotland 4-28 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle
21 October 2022 Australia 84-0 Scotland - Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry
22 October 2022 Fiji 60-4 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle
29 October 2022 Fiji 30-14 Scotland - Kingston Park, Newcastle
29 October 2022 Australia 66-6 Italy - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
Group C
16 October 2022 Jamaica 4-48 Ireland - Headingley Stadium, Leeds
16 October 2022 New Zealand 34-12 Lebanon - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington
22 October 2022 New Zealand 68-6 Jamaica - MKM Stadium, Hull
23 October 2022 Lebanon 32-14 Ireland - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
28 October 2022 New Zealand 48-10 Ireland - Headingley Stadium, Leeds
30 October 2022 Lebanon 74-12 Jamaica - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
Group D
18 October 2022 Tonga 24-18 Papua New Guinea - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
19 October 2022 Wales 12-18 Cook Islands - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
24 October 2022 Tonga 32-6 Wales - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
25 October 2022 Cook Islands 16-32 Papua New Guinea - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington
30 October 2022 Tonga 92-10 Cook Islands - Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
31 October 2022 Papua New Guinea 36-0 Wales - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster
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Post by bluetornados on Oct 22, 2022 17:47:26 GMT
Women's Rugby Union World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - New Zealand 8th October - 12th November.
Saturday 29 October – Quarter-finals
Quarter-final 1 - France 39-3 Italy - Northland Events Centre, Whangarei
Quarter-final 2 - New Zealand 55-3 Wales - Northland Events Centre, Whangarei
Sunday 30 October – Quarter-finals
Quarter-final 3 - England 41-5 Australia - Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
Quarter-final 4 - Canada 32-11 USA - Waitakere Stadium, Auckland
Saturday 5 November – Semi-finals
Semi-final 1 - Canada 19-26 England - (Eden Park, Auckland)
Semi-final 2 - New Zealand 25-24 France - (Eden Park, Auckland)
Saturday 12 November – Final
Final
New Zealand 34-31 England - Eden Park, Auckland
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Post by bluetornados on Oct 30, 2022 6:27:31 GMT
Rugby World Cup: England 41-5 Australia - Marlie Packer hat-trick as Red Roses reach semi-finals..ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/15146/production/_127424368_gettyimages-1437590579.jpgCaptain Sarah Hunter gave England the perfect start by scoring her team's first try England reached the Rugby World Cup semi-finals as they ground out victory against Australia in horrendously wet Auckland conditions. Captain Sarah Hunter scored the Red Roses' opener on the day the 37-year-old became the most-capped England and women's international with 138. All seven of England's tries came from forwards in the wet weather and flanker Marlie Packer completed a hat-trick. Emily Chancellor scored Australia's only try in the first half. Abbie Ward, Amy Cokayne and Alex Matthews all crossed too as England extended their record winning run to 29 Tests in a row. The Red Roses last won the World Cup in 2014 and will face Canada in Saturday's semi-final, with a potential final against New Zealand or France to come. ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/05A2/production/_127424410_gettyimages-1437589754.jpgConditions were challenging with players splashing through surface water ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/1614A/production/_127424409_gettyimages-1437592481.jpgMarlie Packer scored two of England's three tries in a tough first half ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/18152/production/_127424689_gettyimages-1437599557.jpgAmy Cokayne scored England's fifth try ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/16E2E/production/_127424739_gettyimages-1437596180.jpgEngland full-back Helena Rowland slides after being tackled by Bienne Terita of Australia Line-ups
England: Hunter (capt) Rowland; Thompson, Scarratt, Heard, Dow; Harrison, Infante; Cornborough, Cokayne, Bern, Aldcroft, Ward, Matthews, M Packer. Replacements: Davies, Botterman, Muir, Galligan, Cleall, L Packer, Aitchison, Kildunne. Australia: Parry (capt) Piliae-Rasabale; Terita, Friedrichs, Williams, Cramer; McKenzie, Morgan; Patu, Talakai, O'Gorman, Leonard, Kemp, Chancellor, Hamilton. Replacements: Naden, Robinson, Karpani, Naiqama, Duck, Batibasaga, Smith, Murphy.
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Post by bluetornados on Oct 30, 2022 21:10:37 GMT
Men's Rugby League World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - England 15th October 2022 to 19 November 2022.
Friday 4th November - QF 1 - Australia 48-4 Lebanon
Saturday 5th November - QF 2 - England 46-6 Papua New Guinea
Saturday 5th November - QF 3 - New Zealand 24-18 Fiji
Sunday 6th November - QF 4 - Tonga 18-20 Samoa
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 5, 2022 22:00:30 GMT
Saturday 5 November – Semi-finals
Semi-final 1 - Canada 19-26 England - (Eden Park, Auckland)England will face hosts and holders New Zealand in the World Cup final next Saturday after showing grit to hold off a determined Canada at Eden Park. The Red Roses were presented their sternest challenge this year as amateur side Canada defied expectations. But professionals England stood up to the test, with Abby Dow scoring a stunning try and three Emily Scarratt penalties enough to seal the win. New Zealand beat France 25-24 in a thrilling second semi-final. France fly-half Caroline Drouin missed a penalty that would have won the game in the 80th minute and the Black Ferns closed it out in front of a jubilant home crowd. The Red Roses extended their winning record to 30 in a row with the semi-final victory and on 12 November will be seeking a first world title since 2014 against the side that stole the crown from them in 2017. ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/4D28/production/_127525791_gettyimages-1439088683.jpgAbby Dow showed strength and tenacity to score her first try ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/11CF8/production/_127525927_gettyimages-1439093218-1.jpgAlysha Corrigan's try stunned England and gave Canada confidence ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/E968/production/_127525795_gettyimages-1439106172.jpgAbby Dow scored one of the tries of the tournament ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/03B8/production/_127525900_gettyimages-1439101969-1.jpgTyson Beukeboom's try helped Canada reduce England's lead to four points ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/3680/production/_127525931_gettyimages-1439107588.jpgCaptain Sarah Hunter will be hoping to lift the World Cup next Saturday ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/D2C0/production/_127525935_gettyimages-1439106900.jpgEngland second row Zoe Aldcroft was named player of the match Line-ups
Canada: Alarie; Grant, Corrigan, Kaljuvee, Farries; Tessier, Pelletier; DeMerchant, Tuttosi, Menin, Holtkamp, Hunt, Forteza, Paquin, De Goede (capt). Replacements: Boag, Kassil, Ellis, Fuamba, Beukeboom, Senft, Svoboda, Holly. England: Rowland; Dow, Scarratt, Heard, MacDonald; Harrison, Infante; Cornborough, Cokayne, Bern, Aldcroft, Ward, Matthews, M Packer, Hunter (capt). Replacements: Davies, Muir, Brown, Galligan, Cleall, Kabeya, Aitchison, Kildunne.
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 6, 2022 18:23:55 GMT
Men's Rugby League World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - England 15th October 2022 to 19 November 2022.
Friday 11th November
Semi-Final 1 - Australia 16-14 New Zealand - Elland Road, Leeds
Saturday 12th November
Semi-Final 2 - England 26-27 Samoa - Arsenal's Emirates Stadium
Saturday 19th November 2022
Australia v Samoa - Rugby League World Cup Final - Old Trafford, Manchester - 4pm
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 6, 2022 18:40:55 GMT
Women's Rugby Union World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - New Zealand 8th October - 12th November.
Saturday 12 November – 3rd Place play-off
Canada 0-36 France - Eden Park, Auckland
Saturday 12 November – Final
New Zealand 34-31 England - Eden Park, Auckland
England's Holly Aitchison and Emily Scarratt start together in the centre for the first time this World Cup, while Ellie Kildunne steps in for injured full-back Helena Rowland.
Claudia MacDonald moves to the bench, providing cover at scrum-half with Lucy Packer out of the squad, and lock Cath O'Donnell is a surprise inclusion among the replacements.
New Zealand have made one injury-enforced change as number eight Charmaine McMenamin replaces Liana Mikaele-Tu'u.
England: Kildunne; Thompson, Scarratt, Aitchison, Dow; Harrison, Infante; Cornborough, Cokayne, Bern, Aldcroft, Ward, Matthews, M Packer, Hunter (capt).
Replacements: Davies, Muir, Brown, O'Donnell, Cleall, Kabeya, MacDonald, Heard.
New Zealand: Holmes; Tui, Fluhler, Fitzpatrick, Woodman; Demant (capt), Cocksedge; Love, Ponsonby, Rule, Roos, C Bremner, A Bremner, Hirini, McMenamin.
Replacements: Connor, Murray, Taumata, Ngan-Woo, Simon, Bayler, Tubic, Leti-I'iga.
Referee: Hollie Davidson (Sco)
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 13, 2022 22:37:41 GMT
Women's Rugby Union World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - New Zealand 8th October - 12th November.
Saturday 12 November – FinalNew Zealand 34-31 England - Eden Park, Auckland England's winning streak came to an end in the most important game of all as New Zealand won the World Cup for a sixth time on a historic night for women's rugby at Eden Park. In what has to be one of the most dramatic World Cup finals of all time, the Red Roses went down to 14 players when Lydia Thompson was shown a red card in the 18th minute and led for most of the game. England had lost four previous finals to New Zealand and their hearts were broken once again as Ayesha Leti-I'iga's try regained a three-point lead for the hosts with nine minutes remaining. The Red Roses had a chance at victory with one last line-out - their most potent weapon all tournament - with the clock in the red but lost their throw to the delight of a ferocious record crowd for a women's game of 42,579. Delight on the face of New Zealand's players and fans alike was in sharp contrast to the England players, who stood tearfully with heads in hands as they reflected on the fact that their record 30-Test winning streak had ended when it mattered most. ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/17F5D/production/_127614189_kildunne_getty.jpgKildunne, playing at full-back in place of the injured Helena Rowland, skipped in for the opening try after just three minutes ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/1313D/production/_127614187_eng_medals.jpgEngland have finished as runners-up in six women's Rugby World Cup finals Referee: Hollie Davidson (Sco)
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 13, 2022 22:39:44 GMT
Men's Rugby League World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - England 15th October 2022 to 19 November 2022.
Saturday 19th November 2022
Australia v Samoa - Rugby League World Cup Final - Old Trafford, Manchester - 4pm
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 13, 2022 22:54:14 GMT
Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup 2021, Being played in England November 2022.
Semi-Finals
France 84 Australia 40
England 125 Wales 22
Final - Friday 18th November 2022
England v France - 7.30pm
The final will be played at Manchester Central Convention Complex in Manchester.
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 14, 2022 20:49:52 GMT
Women's Rugby League World Cup Semi-Finals..
SF 1 - Australia 82 Papua New Guinea 0
SF 2 - England 6-20 New Zealand
2021 Rugby League World Cup final
Australia v New Zealand
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester Date: Saturday, 19th November Kick-off: 13:15 GMT
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 19, 2022 0:58:21 GMT
Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup 2021, Being played in England November 2022.
Final - Friday 18th November 2022England 28 France 24 - Wow what a game that was, end to end and very nail-biting stuff. England captain Tom Halliwell scored a late try to lead his side to a famous Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final victory over France. The 23-year-old Leeds Rhinos player, voted player of the match, crashed over with less than three minutes left. It was his second try of the game and sealed a famous win before a crowd of 4,526, a world record for the sport. Although Nathan Collins missed the conversion, it was enough to make up for defeats in the past two finals. England head coach Tom Coyd told BBC Sport: "I was crying like a baby. I don't know what to say. We knew we were going to win that game by two or four points. We said that the whole time. "I'm just so proud of the guys and this crowd, and everyone for getting behind wheelchair rugby league and England rugby league. We just deserve it." Coyd's side battled back from 14-6 down in the first half to lead 22-14 after 55 minutes. In a feisty game, the French arguably had the better of the refereeing calls in the second half and the kicking of Nico Clausells, who broke English hearts five years ago with his late match-winning try, helped keep them in it. ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/480/cpsprodpb/15111/production/_127698268_coyd_halliwell1_getty.jpgichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/480/cpsprodpb/6A99/production/_127698272_halliwell_winner1_getty.jpg
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 20, 2022 0:31:26 GMT
Women's 2021 Rugby League World Cup final - Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester Date: Saturday, 19th November.
Australia 54-4 New Zealand
Australia produced a superb display to thrash New Zealand as they claimed a record-equalling third Women's World Cup triumph at Old Trafford.
The Jillaroos, unbeaten since 2016, have now won the last three tournaments to equal the milestone set by the Kiwi Ferns between 2000-2008.
Jessica Sergis' fifth-minute try set the tone for a one-sided affair, with Julia Robinson and Isabelle Kelly then twice crossing before the break as the defending champions established a 20-0 half-time lead.
New Zealand arrived at their sixth consecutive final with plenty of optimism, having acquitted themselves well in a slender group-stage loss to Australia.
However, they were simply swept aside on the biggest stage of all by a ruthlessly efficient Australia, inspired by Ali Brigginshaw.
The vastly experienced Brigginshaw had a hand in four of Australia's first five tries and replicated her player of the match performance from 2017 with several excellent breaks, incisive passes and a series of spiralling kicks.
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Post by bluetornados on Nov 20, 2022 0:35:26 GMT
Men's Rugby League World Cup 2021 (Being played in 2022) - England 15th October 2022 to 19 November 2022.
Saturday 19th November 2022Australia v Samoa - Rugby League World Cup Final - Old Trafford, Manchester - 4pm Australia 30-10 Samoa ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/800/cpsprodpb/0A96/production/_127701720_gettyimages-1244903191.jpgAustralia claimed a third consecutive World Cup with a hard-fought 30-10 victory over Samoa at Old Trafford. While the Pacific Islanders enjoyed the backing of the 67,502 crowd, Mal Meninga's relentless side more than lived up to their billing as overwhelming favourites. A superb defensive performance laid the foundations for the Kangaroos, who have now won the competition 12 times. "We brought our best game tonight," Meninga said. "We've had a long year but have been rewarded for effort tonight. What a way to finish our 2022 season." After repelling some early Samoa pressure, Australia took a healthy 14-0 lead into the interval with tries from Latrell Mitchell, James Tedesco and Liam Martin. And while they were temporarily reduced to 12 men when Angus Crichton was sin-binned for an infringement on Chanel Harris-Tavita, they were still able to withstand several Samoa breaks before going further ahead when Cameron Murray went over in the left corner. Brian To'o's try briefly raised hopes of a fightback from Matt Parish's team, but they were quickly snuffed out as Nathan Cleary and Cameron Munster cleverly combined to send Tedesco racing in on the angle into the left corner. Stephen Crichton, the golden point hero against England in the semi-final, ensured a respectable scoreline for Samoa in their first World Cup final with a fine interception try for the second week running. But it was not enough to prevent Australia from maintaining their stranglehold on the tournament as Mitchell went over in the closing moments to round off the scoring hours after the Jillaroos won the women's tournament for a record-equalling third time. ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/480/cpsprodpb/5096/production/_127703602_gettyimages-1442810632.jpgichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/240/cpsprodpb/13F2E/production/_127701718_gettyimages-1442790234.jpg |
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