ENGLAND head coach Brian McDermott has vowed to “meet fire with fire” when his side get their Rugby League World Cup campaign underway against Tonga in Perth on Saturday. McDermott has made a number of bold calls in his first team selection ahead of a game that is widely presumed to be a must-win if they are to harbour realistic hope of reaching the semi-finals. England are well-prepared for Tonga’s muscular threat having got the better of a three-Test series in England in 2023, but McDermott believes the key to success resides in a blend of brains and brawn.
According to the IRL, its Strategy Committee conducted a months-long selection process involving four invited applicants from the MEA region, from which Nigeria emerged The post Rugby League: Nigeria becomes first African country in IRL accelerator programme appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
England's Harry Smith knows his side head into the Rugby League World Cup as underdogs, but that is doing little to dampen their belief. England are in Australia with one goal; to win the tournament.
Wallabies superstar Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii wants Mark Nawaqanitawase on the spring tour and is welcoming the selection threat his fellow code-hopper will pose.
Did you know the Rugby League World Cup starts this week? If you’re reading this in the north of England then the answer is probably yes. If down south then I suspect the answer is much more likely to be no. This is a huge problem. Rugby league has one of the most watchable products [...]
Avatiu Eels successfully defended their Bula Swamp 7s title with a strong display in the four-team tournament on Saturday and see it as their first stepping stone as the team builds up to the Raro 7s. The post Avatiu Eels retain Bula Swamp 7s title appeared first on Cook Islands News.
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