Stacey Waaka scores three tries in 32-0 semifinal win over Fetu Samoa
New Zealand reached a seventh consecutive women's Rugby League World Cup final by defeating Fetu Samoa 32-0, led by Stacey Waaka's three tries in Sydney.
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New Zealand has made the decider in all six previous Rugby League World Cup tournaments.
New Zealand has secured its place in a seventh consecutive women's Rugby League World Cup final after beating Fetu Samoa 32-0.
Having made the decider in all six previous tournaments, flyer Stacey Waaka scored three tries to guide her nation to semifinal triumph.
New Zealand will face either Australia or Fiji, who play the second semifinal in Sydney on Sunday.
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New Zealand will play either Australia or Fiji in the final.
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