Update: 2 December 2017, Saturday
England’s rugby league World Cup dreams has ended in heartbreak as Australia edged an incredibly tense 6-0 victory in what many is calling the closest final the sport has seen in decades. Read the highlights now from The Guardian. As Australia is crowned for yet another record breaking 11th world crown, let’s not forget the shear strong-willed performance England had produced that would surely inspire the next generation of players for the next world cup. On that note, we bring the 2017 Rugby League World Cup to a close – and welcome you back here again in 4 years for the best ways to stream the next Rugby League World Cup in 2021!

Update: 28 November 2017, Tuesday
England survives a dramatic Tonga revival to reach the Rugby League World Cup final! Read more from The Guardian. In what has been 22 years in the making, England will finally go head on against long time champions Australia on 2 December at 09:00GMT.

Update: 22 November 2017, Wednesday
With just 3 more matches to go, England have one last shot against Tonga this Saturday to reach the Finals for the first time since 1995. If history is telling, Australia might eliminate Fiji for the final run which will put them head to head with England for an epic finale!

 
First founded in 1954, this year’s Rugby League World Cup will mark the 15th time the Cup has been contested by qualified national teams of the Rugby League International Federation. With the venues provided by host nations Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea – the 2017 Rugby League World Cup will commence on 27 October until 2 December for the Finals for a total of 28 matches.
 
Live coverage of all matches will be available through BBC and Premier Sports (UK), BeIN Sports (France), 7Live (Australia) and Sky Sport (New Zealand). Here are the match coverage breakdown for the different countries:
 

 

Past Results

2013 – Australia (34-2)
2008 – New Zealand (34-20)
2000 – Australia (40-12)
1995 – Australia (16-8)

 

2017 Rugby League World Cup Schedule (Knockout Stage)

Match Period: Friday 17 November – Saturday 2 December 2017
Live Stream: Starting on 17 November (Friday) at 08:30GMT.

 

Quarter Finals

17 November (Friday): Australia v. Samoa (46-0) FT

Darwin Stadium, Darwin

 
18 November (Saturday): Tonga v. Lebanon (24-22) FT

Christchurch Stadium, Christchurch a.k.a. Rugby League Park

 
18 November (Saturday): New Zealand v. Fiji (2-4) FT

Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington

 
19 November (Sunday): England v. Papua New Guinea (36-6) FT

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne a.k.a. AAMI Park

 

Semi Finals

24 November (Friday): Australia v. Fiji (54-6) FT

Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane a.k.a. Suncorp Stadium

 
25 November (Saturday): Tonga v. England (18-20) FT

Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland

 

Finals

2 December (Saturday): Australia v. England (6-0) FT

Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane a.k.a. Suncorp Stadium

 

Rugby League Resources

Official 2017 Rugby League World Cup Full Schedule & Fixtures
Official Broadcast Partners
 

BBC Resources

Watch all England matches live (delayed for Ireland, Wales, and Scotland) and highlights of all 28 matches from BBC.

BBC Rugby League World Cup Live Stream Schedule.
BBC Rugby League World Cup Programme.
 

Premier Sports Resources

Watch 27 matches live (delayed for NZ v. Tonga match) from Premier Sports.

Premier Sports Rugby League World Cup Programme. (Link removed)
 

BeIN Sports (France) Resources

Watch all 28 matches live from BeIN Sport.

BeIN Sport Rugby League World Cup Live Live Stream Schedule.
 

7Live Resources

Watch all 28 matches live from 7Live.

7Now Rugby League World Cup Programme.
 

Sky Sport (New Zealand) Resources

Watch all 28 matches live from Sky Sport.

Sky Sport Rugby League World Cup Live Stream Schedule.
Sky Sport Rugby league World Cup Live Stream Programme.

 

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