Match Zone

WORLD CUP SCHEDULE

THURSDAY 15th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Australia 24 New Zealand 22
Kangaroos: T – Bostock (20, 57, 76), Trbojevic (31), Walsh (69); G – Walsh 2/4, Mitchell 0/1
Kiwis: T – McLean (4), Ponga (47, 60); G – Isaako 5/5
Half-time: 10-10 Attendance 41,255
(at Allianz Stadium, Sydney)

FRIDAY 16th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Samoa 78 France 4
Samoa: T – Mariner (3), Ioelu (6, 80), McEwen (9), Fa’alogo (13, 37, 63, 67), Tabuai-Fidow (18), Crichton (43), Blore (56), Harris-Tevita (70), Tago (74), Molo (77); G – Crichton 11/15
France: T – Darrélatour (24); G – Aispuro-Bichet 0/1
Half-time 34-4 Attendance 13,174
(at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

Women’s World Cup
Australia 40 Samoa 0
Australia: T – Chapman (10), Robinson (17), Bent (22), Nizza (26), Kernick (34), Joseph (44), Sergis (68); G – Kelleher 6/7
Half-time 28-0
(at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

SATURDAY 17th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Papua New Guinea 42 Lebanon 18
Papua New Guinea: T – Voro (8), Derby (20), Putt (31), Glare (43), Kapinias (48), Martin (72), Biondi-Odo (75); G – Martin 7/7
Lebanon: T – Miski (36, 54), Sukkar (40); G – Conti 3/3
Half-time 18-12 Attendance 11,624
(at Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby)

England 12 Tonga 30
England: T – Brimson (46), Young (63); G – Savala 2/2
Tonga: T – Utoikamanu (24), Olakau’atu (53, 69), Koula (56); G – I Katoa 7/8
Half-time 0-10 Attendance 18,302
(at HBF Park, Perth)

Women’s World Cup
Papua New Guinea 58 France 4
Papua New Guinea: T – Wuruki-Hosea (7), Long (19, 64), Ginn (21, 47), Molo (25, 49), Kelly (29, 44, 52, 62), Wong (33); G – Veivers 5/10; Butler 0/2
France: T – Samarra (37); G – Diraison 0/1
Half-time 32-0
(at Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby)

England 70 Wales 6
England: T – Brown (3, 57), Wilson (14), Boyd (17, 23, 64), Dodd (20), Davies (27, 67, 70), Rowe (35, 47), Strange (37); G – Rowe 9/13
Wales: T – Travis (7); G – Preston 1/1
Half-time 40-6
(at HBF Park, Perth)

SUNDAY 18th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Fiji 40 Cook Islands 12
Fiji: T – Saukuru (6, 70), Blake (13), Saifiti (29), Milne (34), Navale (37), Kautoga (47); G – Wakeman 6/7
Cook Islands: T – Winitana-Patelesio (60), Moale (64); G – Winitana-Patelesio 2/2
Half-time 28-0 Attendance 10,604
(at McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle)

Women’s World Cup
New Zealand 18 Fiji 12
New Zealand: T – Waaka (3, 32), Tufuga (68); G – Temara 3/5
Fiji: T – Lutu (22), Laing (28); G – Naitokatoka 1/2, Yaranamua 1/1
Half-time 10-12
(at McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle)

FRIDAY 23rd OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Tonga 36 Lebanon 0
Tonga: T – S Katoa (13, 79), Alamoti (21), Koula (37), Fifita (44, 73), Halasima (70); G – Alamoti 1/4, Lolohea 3/3
Half-time 14-0 Attendance 25,065
(at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

Women’s World Cup
Samoa 76 Wales 0
Samoa: T – Clarke (8), Ekepati (10, 21, 65), Mino-Sinapati (14, 49), Hall (25) Taulelei-Siala (30, 52), Lolesio (34), Isa’ako (41), Tagoai (45), Crichton Ropati (58), Papalii (68); G – Piliae-Rasabale 10/14
Half-time 40-0
(at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

SATURDAY 24th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
Papua New Guinea 6 Samoa 64
Papua New Guinea: T – Biondi-Odo (19); G – Martin 1/1
Samoa: T – Fa’alogo (2, 45), Leniu (29), Crichton (36), Manuleleua (48), Tabuai-Fidow (53, 66), To’o (59), Blore (65, 78), Volkman (67), Tago (71), Mariota (80); G – Crichton 1/3, Harris-Tavita 2/6, Volkman 3/4
Half-time 6-14 Attendance 14,800
(at Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby)

England 82 France 0
England: T – Young (23, 47, 65), Ashton (25), Farnworth (27, 36, 40), Williams (38), Radley (49), Litten (59), Lewis (63, 69), Welsby (67), Brimson (78); G – Savala 13/14
Half-time 36-0 Attendance 13,087
(at HBF Park, Perth)

Women’s World Cup
Fiji 40 Papua New Guinea 4
Fiji: T – Laing (5), Yaranamua (20), Naividi (25), Lutu (31), Marshall (34, 41, 45); G – Naitokatoka 2/2, Yaranamua 4/5
Papua New Guinea: T – Ravu (9); G – Veivers 0/1
Half-time 30-4
(at Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby)

Australia 78 England 0
Australia: T – Chapman (2, 6), Kelleher (13, 23), Robinson (16), Kelly (26, 65), Church (28, 47), Aiken (38), Kernick (40), Dodd (45), Weale (51), Penitanti Grey (54), Bent (67); G – Kelleher 9/15
Half-time 36-0
(at HBF Park, Perth)

SUNDAY 25th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
New Zealand 82 Cook Islands 16
New Zealand: T – Isaako (2, 24, 75), Mulitalo (6, 65), Sorensen (28), Stowers-Smith (33, 50), McLean (38, 59), Kini (43), Nikorima (52), Martin (77), Nicoll-Klokstad (79); G – Isaako 13/14
Cook Islands: T – Ioka (11, 15, 19); G – Holmes 2/3
Half-time 36-16 Attendance 26,800
(at One NZ Stadium, Christchurch)

Australia 36 Fiji 22
Australia: T – Staggs (8), Walker (34), Trbojevic (48, 58, 63), Preston (77); G – Walker 6/7
Fiji: T – Valemei (18, 44, 70), Milne (26); G – Wakeham 3/4
Half-time 12-10 Attendance 41,108
(at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane)

Women’s World Cup
New Zealand 92 France 0
New Zealand: T – Wiki (2, 58), Nicholls (5, 11, 62, 70), Kiria-Ratu (8), McGregor (20, 41), Waaka (23, 29, 53), Hufanga (26, 33, 36), Atai (43), Willison (47, 49); G – Kiria-Ratu 9/17, Nicholls 1/1
Half-time 46-0
(at One NZ Stadium, Christchurch)

FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
England 34 Papua New Guinea 12
England: T – Ashton (6), Brimson (12), Young (19), Smith (21), Knowles (69), Lewis (80); G – Savala 4/5, Smith 1/2
Papua New Guinea: T – Dotoi (45), Voro (51); G – Martin 2/2
Half-time 24-0 Attendance 15,063
(at WIN Stadium, Wollongong)

Women’s World Cup
England 6 Samoa 24
England: T – Cousins (42); G – Rowe 1/1
Samoa: T – Crichton Ropati (9, 18, 30), Taulelei-Siala (39), Rimoni (66); G – Piliae-Rasabale 2/6
Half-time 0-12
(at WIN Stadium, Wollongong)

Wheelchair World Cup
Ireland 110 USA 10
Ireland: T – Calcott (5, 14, 25, 30, 38, 43, 46), Horgan (10, 12, 18, 33, 35, 60), Burton-Carter (21, 23), Martin (66, 71, 76), Mangan (74), Johnston (80); G – Johnston 9/11, Horgan 1/2, Roberts 5/7
USA: T – Gray (3), Lind (64); G – Johnstone 1/1, Kingsley 0/1
Half-time 66-6
(at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

England 98 Wales 18
England: T – Collins (2, 26, 53, 80), Hawkins (7, 16, 29, 33, 38, 42, 47, 55, 58, 63, 74), Coyd (23), Billington (61), Brown (76); G – Collins 9/11, Hawkins 4/7
Wales: T – S Williams (11), Ramsey (19, 71); G – Turner 3/3
Half-time 46-12
(at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

SATURDAY 31st OCTOBER

Men’s World Cup
New Zealand 78 Fiji 0
New Zealand: T – Hughes (2), Kini (5, 79), McLean (9, 26, 57, 62), Gagai (12), Fisher-Harris (20), Mulitalo (30), Willison (34), Nikora (64), Clark (73); G – Isaako 13/13
Half-time 48-0
(at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast)

Australia 66 Cook Islands 6
Australia: T – Bostock (3, 45, 60), Trbojevic (18, 48, 58), Fa’asuamaleaui (21, 55), Staggs (27), Walsh (31), Preston (52), Grant (78); G – Walsh 3/4, Munster 5/7, Strange 1/1
Cook Islands: T – Ngatikaura (9); G – Holmes 1/1
Half-time: 28-6
(at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville)

Women’s World Cup
Fiji 54 France 6
Fiji: T – Marshall (4, 46), Paseka (20), Namoce (25), Lutu (28), Staples (40), Smythe (52), Ahsam (55), Naividi (64), Ieli (68); G – Yaranamua 7/10
France: T – Bessière (39); G – Diraison 1/1
Half-time 20-0
(at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast)

New Zealand 40 Papua New Guinea 12
New Zealand: T – Waaka (6), Wiki (20, 45), Atai (34), Pule (37), Tufuga (53), Roache (55, 64); G – Temara 4/8
PNG: T – Molo (9), Albert (21); G – Veivers 2/2
Half-time 14-12
(at Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast)

Wheelchair World Cup
France 114 Scotland 0
France: T – Bourson (4, 16, 37, 44, 49, 54, 68), Zittel (10, 47, 58, 63), G Clausells (14, 20), J Hivernat (28, 30, 33, 39, 79), L Hivernat (39), Guttadoro (70); G – L Hivernat 6/8, J Hivernat 7/7, Bourson 2/2, G Clausells 2/3
Half-time 62-0
(at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

Australia 102 New Zealand 14
Australia: T – Karim (2, 16, 53), Anstey (6, 18, 77), McKenna (12, 22, 61, 74), Tannock (20, 42, 56), Cannane (34), Schumacher (66, 71), Luff (72, 79); G – McKenna 14/15, Schumacher 1/2, Karim 0/1
New Zealand: T – Fa’atau (27, 49), Sulusi (37); G – Charles 0/1, Hirini-Barclay 1/2
Half-time 48-10
(at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

SUNDAY 1st NOVEMBER

Men’s World Cup
Lebanon v France 06:40 (at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)
Tonga v Samoa 09:05 (at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

Women’s World Cup
Australia v Wales 04:40 (at CommBank Stadium, Parramatta)

TUESDAY 3rd NOVEMBER

Wheelchair World Cup
France v New Zealand 00:00 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
Australia v Scotland 02:30 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
Ireland v Wales 05:00 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
England v USA 07:30 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

FRIDAY 6th NOVEMBER

Wheelchair World Cup
Scotland v New Zealand 00:00 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
Wales v USA 02:30 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
England v Ireland 06:00 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
France v Australia 08:30 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER

Men’s World Cup
Semi-final 09:05 (at McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle)

Women’s World Cup
Semi-final 06:45 (at McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle)

SUNDAY 8th NOVEMBER

Men’s World Cup
Semi-final 09:05 (at Allianz Stadium, Sydney)

Women’s World Cup
Semi-final 06:45 (at Allianz Stadium, Sydney)

TUESDAY 10th NOVEMBER

Wheelchair World Cup
Semi-final 06:15 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)
Semi-final 08:30 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

FRIDAY 13th NOVEMBER

Wheelchair World Cup
Final 08:45 (at WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong)

SUNDAY 15th NOVEMBER

Men’s World Cup
Final 08:35 (at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane)

Women’s World Cup
Final 05:10 (at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane)