Jillaroos 78-0 England: Women’s Rugby League World Cup Result
The Jillaroos beat England 78-0 in Perth to reach the semi-finals of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup.
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The Jillaroos beat England 78-0 in Perth to reach the semi-finals of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup.
England beat France 82-0 in Perth in Round 2 of the Rugby League World Cup, scoring 14 tries.
Samoa beat Papua New Guinea 64-6 in Port Moresby in Round 2 of the Rugby League World Cup.
New Zealand beat the Cook Islands 82-16 in Christchurch at the Rugby League World Cup, with 38 points for Jamayne Isaako.
Tonga beat Lebanon 36-0 at CommBank Stadium in Round 2 of the Rugby League World Cup.
Australia and New Zealand meet in the Rugby League World Cup final at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday 15 November, a rematch of their 24-22 opener. Road to the final, stats and our tips.
All ten men’s squads for the Rugby League World Cup were named in the first week of October.
The Women’s Rugby League World Cup runs from Friday 16 October to Sunday 15 November 2026, alongside the men’s tournament.
The Jillaroos beat Samoa 40-0 in the opening match of the Women’s Rugby League World Cup, with seven different try-scorers.
Fiji beat the Cook Islands 40-12 in Newcastle at the Rugby League World Cup, scoring five first-half tries to lead 28-0 at the break.
Tonga beat England 30-12 in Perth at the Rugby League World Cup, their first win over England in seven Tests.
Papua New Guinea beat Lebanon 42-18 in Port Moresby at the Rugby League World Cup, with Rhyse Martin scoring a try and kicking seven goals.
Samoa beat France 78-4 at the Rugby League World Cup, scoring 14 tries to one, with four for Sualauvi Fa’alogo.
Australia beat New Zealand 24-22 in the Rugby League World Cup opener in Sydney, with debutant Jack Bostock scoring a hat-trick including the winner.
The Rugby League World Cup runs from Thursday 15 October to Sunday 15 November 2026 across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
Australia have won the Rugby League World Cup 12 times from the 16 tournaments held since the first in France in 1954, including the last three.