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Live: Jillaroos looking to march past Fiji into fifth-straight World Cup final
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Live: Jillaroos looking to march past Fiji into fifth-straight World Cup final

Live coverage of both semifinal matches at Sydney Football Stadium with expert insights from Amanda Shalala and Nick Campton.

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Rugby League World Cup semifinal day features Australia's Jillaroos against Fiji and the Kangaroos against Samoa at Sydney Football Stadium, with live coverage and expert insights from Amanda Shalala and Nick Campton.

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Today is Semifinal Day II of the Rugby League World Cup, determining who will join New Zealand in the men's and women's finals.

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Hello and welcome to Semifinal Day II: Reckoning.

Today we learn who will join the New Zealanders in the men's and women's Rugby League World Cup finals, with Australia's Jillaroos up against first-time semifinalists Fiji and the Kangaroos meeting Samoa in a rematch of the last men's decider.

We'll have live coverage of both matches included some expert insights from Amanda Shalala and Nick Campton at the Sydney Football Stadium.

Stick around!

Open Questions

  • Which teams will advance to the finals?
  • What are the match schedules and times?
  • What are the results of the semifinals?

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