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Australia v Samoa: women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

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Australia v Samoa: women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

Updates as the Jillaroos and Fetu Samoa meet in the opener Sydney Kick-off time is 8.05pm AEDT/10.05pm NZDT/10.05am BST Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email Hello and welcome to the opening game for the women’s competition at the Rugby League World Cup.

The men set the stage last night, with an epic opener and now its time for the women to show the world what they can do.

While the Jillaroos are heavy favourite for this game, don’t underestimate Fetu Samoa.

With eight members of the Gold Coast Titans NRLW team in their squad, they will have some strong connections and plenty of passion.

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