World Cup Report: Fiji 32-14 Ireland
Newcastle Knights winger Akuila Uate scored a hat-trick of tries as Fiji all but secured their quarter-final berth with a 32-14 win over Ireland.
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Civoniceva blown away by Rochdale reception
Fiji captain Petero Civoniceva says they have been blown away by the reception they have received in Rochdale for the World Cup.
Video Highlights: Wales 16-32 Italy
Watch the highlights as Wales went down 32-16 to Italy in front of a sizeable crowd at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
Video Highlights: England 20-28 Australia
Re-live the opening game of the 2013 World Cup, as Australia defeat England at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
Brett White gains Aston plaudits after Fiji battle
Ireland coach Mark Aston praised Canberra prop Brett White for standing up to the Fiji pack during a fearsome battle at Spotland on Monday night.
Leuluai set to return as Kearney rotates squad
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney will welcome back former Wigan scrum half or hooker Thomas Leuluai for Friday’s trip to France.
Burgess banned for one match
England forward Sam Burgess and Papua New Guinea hooker Paul Aiton have both been handed one match bans for incidents at the weekend.
Harris believes in Wales chances
Wales coach Iestyn Harris says they won’t be throwing everything out of the window and changing the script, despite the 32-16 defeat to Italy on Saturday.
Kearney praise for Samoa energy
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney was philosophical after watching his side’s second half wobble against Samoa.
England can take a lot of positives, says Hill
England prop Chris Hill believes he and his teammates can take a lot of positives out of Saturday’s 28-20 defeat to Australia.
World Cup Preview: Fiji v Ireland
Fiji take on Ireland at a sold out Rochdale in a repeat of the qualifying semi-final from the 2008 World Cup.
Wallace loving life with Scotland
Penrith Panthers‘ new halfback Peter Wallace is counting down the days until his Scotland side face Tonga at Workington’s Derwent Park in their opening match of the 2013 Rugby League ...
Five things we learned this weekend: World Cup kick-off!
The World Cup is here – and so is Neil Barraclough’s Sunday night look at what we have learned this rugby league weekend.
World Cup Report: New Zealand 42-24 Samoa
The World Cup well and truly came alive in front of a near sell-out crowd at Warrington as the holders New Zealand won a bruising encounter against Samoa 42-24.
World Cup Report: Papua New Guinea 8-9 France
William Barthau‘s drop-goal proved the only difference between France and Papua New Guinea, after a lung-bursting 80 minutes at MS3 Craven Park.
Smith happy after slow start
Australia captain Cameron Smith admitted there were a few cobwebs hanging around the Kangaroos side as they got off to a sluggish start against England, before eventually coming away with ...
Napolitano hails important date in Italy’s history
Coach Carlo Napolitano hailed an important date in Italy‘s rugby league history as they downed Wales 32-16 in their World Cup debut.
World Cup Report: Wales 16-32 Italy
Italy spoiled the Wales rugby league party at the Millennium Stadium with a 32-16 win over the hosts.
World Cup Report: England 20-28 Australia
Australia recovered from a slow start to open the World Cup with a 28-20 victory over England.
World Cup Preview: Papua New Guinea v France
Papua New Guinea, the only country in the world that has rugby league as its national sport, take on France at Craven Park on Sunday.
World Cup Preview: New Zealand v Samoa
World Cup holders New Zealand kick-off their campaign against Samoa at Warrington on Sunday evening.
Captain Hansen missing for Samoa
Samoa have been dealt a blow with the news that captain Harrison Hansen will miss their World Cup opener against New Zealand.
New nations join Rugby League International Federation
Jamaica, Russia and Ukraine have been accepted as full members of the Rugby League International Federation.
Kiwis name squad for their World Cup opener
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney says he picked his side very much with the opponents in mind for Sunday’s clash with Samoa.
Fifita out to prove his worth
One of Australia‘s uncapped players, Andrew Fifita, says he can’t wait to prove that he is worthy enough to play alongside the likes of Billy Slater and Cameron Smith in ...