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New Zealand reaches Women's Rugby League World Cup final

First reported by BBC Sport Latest report 2 sources
Image: The Guardian
Image: The Guardian

Summary of 2 reports

New Zealand's women's rugby league team defeated Samoa 32-0 in a semi-final to secure a place in next Sunday's World Cup final. Centre Stacey Waaka scored a hat-trick among seven tries as the Kiwi Ferns dominated the match in Newcastle.

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  1. BBC Sport

    New Zealand sweep aside Samoa to reach Women's World Cup final (opens BBC Sport in a new tab)

    New Zealand's women will hope it is fourth time lucky after defeating Samoa 32-0 to reach next Sunday's Rugby League World Cup final.

  2. The Guardian

    New Zealand reach Women’s Rugby League World Cup final as Waaka hat-trick sinks Samoa (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Kiwi Ferns defeat Fetu Samoa 32-0 in semi-final in Newcastle Centre Stacey Waaka scores three of Kiwi Ferns’ seven tries A Stacey Waaka hat-trick has helped secure New Zealand their place in the Women’s Rugby League World Cup final. The Kiwi Ferns were rarely…

  3. BBC Sport

    Ponga-inspired New Zealand reach World Cup final (opens BBC Sport in a new tab)

    Kalyn Ponga returns from a broken arm to inspire New Zealand to victory in a pulsating encounter with Tonga as they reach their first World Cup final since 2013.

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