New Zealand women reach seventh consecutive Rugby League World Cup final
The New Zealand Kiwi Ferns defeated Fetu Samoa 32-0 on Saturday to advance to the Women's Rugby League World Cup final in Newcastle.
Stacey Waaka leads scoring charge
Stacey Waaka scored three tries during the match. Her performance helped New Zealand secure a dominant victory over their opponents. With this win, she has drawn level with Australia's Jaime Chapman for the tournament's leading try scorer.
Kiwi Ferns history in finals
This result marks New Zealand's seventh consecutive appearance in the World Cup final since the tournament began in 2000. The team has won the first three editions between 2000 and 2008 but suffered losses in subsequent years. They will now face either Australia or Fiji in the upcoming decider.
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- ABC News Australia
- BBC News
- The Guardian
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ABC News Australia
Breaking: Kiwi Ferns advance to seventh consecutive World Cup final
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BBC News
New Zealand sweep aside Samoa to reach Women's World Cup final
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The Guardian
New Zealand reach Women’s Rugby League World Cup final as Waaka hat-trick sinks Samoa
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