Fri, 11 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Rabbitohs 10, Knights 20
Sat, 12 Sept, 4:05 pm, Final score, Warriors 16, Dolphins 26
Sat, 12 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Sharks 26, Cowboys 16
Sun, 13 Sept, 4:05 pm, Final score, Panthers 19, Roosters 12
Sat, 19 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Roosters 46, Sharks 10
Sun, 20 Sept, 4:05 pm, Final score, Warriors 10, Knights 12
Fri, 25 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Dolphins 20, Roosters 36
Sun, 27 Sept, 4:00 pm, Final score, Panthers 14, Knights 22
Sun, 4 Oct, 7:30 pm, Final score, Roosters 19, Knights 18
Australia has already qualified for the semifinals of the women's Rugby League World Cup, and will be keen to continue their momentum with a win over Wales.
Tonight, Samoa and Tonga meet in the final match of the pool stages in the men's draw, with England hoping for a wild and miraculous outcome to sneak into the semifinals.
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Wales have made several changes from the side that lost 76-0 to Samoa last weekend.
Ffion Lewis will start at five-eighth in place of Amberley Ruck.
Carys Marsh is elevated from the bench to start at hooker, while Jasmine Gibbons is out.
Lucia Davies (17) comes onto the bench and Katie Carr is out.
A late adjustment to the Australia team announced on Tuesday.
Sheridan Gallagher (number 22) has been added to the interchange bench.
The Australia side is loaded with talent as they fine tune ahead of the semifinals.
From the team that defeated England last week, Jessica Sergis (3) is in at centre following the tournament-ending injury to Julia Robinson.
Jesse Southwell will start at five-eighth in place of Jocelyn Kelleher.
It is a completely new starting forward pack, except for lock Olivia Kernick.
Here is when the women's Rugby League World Cup match between Australia and Wales will begin in each Australian state and territory, and each country in the tournament.
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It is the final day of the pool rounds, and this blog has a pair of contests to bring you.
On the women's side of the draw, the dominant Australia side face Wales.
In the men's tournament, Tonga and Samoa clash in a mega-contest at Western Sydney Stadium.
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