England beat USA 134-0 to reach World Cup semi-finals

England improve to a "seven out of 10" rating at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup as they secure their place in the semi-finals, according to player Mason Billington. England have reached the final in all four previous editions of the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup England have improved to a "seven out of 10" rating at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup as they secured their place in the semi-finals, according to captain Mason Billington. Billington led England as they dispatched minnows USA with a clinical 134-0 win, driving in 23 tries at Wollongong Entertainment Arena. It means England will face France or Australia in the semi-finals next week.

Luis Domingos, an ex-Portugal basketball international who switched sports as well as countries and now plays for Sheffield Eagles and England, scored four tries on his first appearance at the tournament. Chris Haynes and Billington also scored four tries apiece as eight different players got on the score sheet. The England team who can still win the Rugby League World Cup Chair skills, quick brain – how O'Neill adapted to wheelchair rugby league Last week, player Rob Hawkins said England "were not playing to our standards" in their opening 98-18 win over Wales and rated the team five out of 10. Asked how he would rate England's showing