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

Updates as the Jillaroos and England meet at HBF ParkKick-off time in Perth is 5.05pm local/8.05pm AEDT/10.05am BSTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAnd to refresh your memory on Australia’s dominant first round win over Samoa, here’s…
One Place News   •   October 24, 2026   •   Updated October 24, 2026
Australia v England: women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

Updates as the Jillaroos and England meet at HBF ParkKick-off time in Perth is 5.05pm local/8.05pm AEDT/10.05am BSTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAnd to refresh your memory on Australia’s dominant first round win over Samoa, here’s Jack Snape’s excellent match report.If you’d like to quickly get yourself up to speed on the tournament and what to expect tonight, we’ve got you covered with this RLWC preview. Continue reading…

And to refresh your memory on Australia’s dominant first round win over Samoa, here’s Jack Snape’s excellent match report. If you’d like to quickly get yourself up to speed on the tournament and what to expect tonight, we’ve got you covered with this RLWC preview. For England, Connie Boyd comes into the centres for Georgia Wilson and Jenna Foubister replaces Georgia Roche in halfback (a bad night for Georgias). Liv Wood gets the nod over Mary Coleman in the front row and NRLW premiership winner Jasmin Strange is also out after suffering a knee injury at training, replaced in the second row by Lucy Murray.

A few changes to the Jillaroos from the team that took on Samoa last weekend. Julia Robinson shifts from the wing to the centre, replacing Jess Sergis, while Abbi Church comes in on the wing. Tiana Penitani Gray moves from the bench to the second row, replacing Kezie Apps. And the interchange bench has had a complete refresh. I’m interested to see Tarryn Aiken continuing to hold the halfback position, I thought Jesse Southwell might get her

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