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Australia v Fiji: Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final – live

The Guardian UK Sunday 08 November 2026, 06:04 UTC By Angus Fontaine at Allianz Stadium 1 min read
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Updates as the Jillaroos and Fiji Bulikula meet at Allianz StadiumKick-off time in Sydney is 5.45pm local/6.45am GMTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailGreetings sports fans! Welcome to Sydney’s Allianz Stadium for live coverage of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final between Australia and Fiji.

  • Updates as the Jillaroos and Fiji Bulikula meet at Allianz Stadium

  • Kick-off time in Sydney is 5.45pm local/6.45am GMT

  • Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email

Greetings sports fans! Welcome to Sydney’s Allianz Stadium for live coverage of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final between Australia and Fiji.

The winner today will advance to the Big Dance next week against New Zealand who disposed of Samoa by 32-10 in Newcastle last night. Will Australia continue on their merry way through this tournament to set up a trans-Tasman blockbuster? Or will Fiji spring the mother of all ambushes today and crack the final in their first ever World Cup?

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