What time is kick-off between the New Zealand and Samoa
Here is when the women’s Rugby League World Cup semifinal between New Zealand and Samoa will begin in each Australian state and territory, and each country in the tournament.
- 5:45pm AEDT: NSW, ACT, Victoria, Tasmania
- 5:15pm ACDT: South Australia
- 4:45pm AEST: Queensland, PNG
- 4:15pm ACST: Northern Territory
- 2:45pm AWST: Western Australia
- 6:45pm FJT: Fiji
- 7:45pm NZDT: New Zealand, Tonga, Samoa
- 8:45pm CKT: Cook Islands
- 2:44am GMT: United Kingdom
- 3:45am CET: France
- 4:45am EET: Lebanon
VALE — Paul Langmack
The rugby league world lost one of it’s great people this week.
Paul Langmack, a man who won three premierships with Canterbury in the 1980s, and dedicated so much time in later years to running mental health programs, died this week aged 61.
Team list: Fetu Samoa
Samoa had to make a change after in-form winger Freedom Crichton Ropati suffered an ankle injury last week against England. Anastasia Leatupue (19) comes on to the wing, while Fanua Rimoni starts at lock and Tavarna Papalii moves to the bench.
Despite the underdog status (and a win today would be MASSIVE), Fetu Samoa boasts plenty of talent who have played at the highest level.
Ivana Lolesio knows all about State of Origin with Queensland, Annetta Nuuausala has been in a Test arena for nearly a decade (starting with New Zealand), while players like Destiny Mino-Sinapati (Titans) and Mercedez Taulelei-Siala (Knights) were big reasons their clubs played NRLW finals this season.
Backs
- 1 Destiny Mino-Sinapati x
- 2 Mercedez Taulelei-Siala x
- 3 Monica Tagoai x
- 4 Tyra Ekepati
- 19 Anastasia Leatupue
- 6 Evania Isa’ako x
- 7 Pauline Piliae-Rasabale
Forwards
- 8 Annetta Nuuausala cc
- 9 Mary-Jane Taito
- 10 Laikha Clarke
- 11 Leilani Wilson
- 12 Ivana Lolesio
- 13 Fanua Rimoni
Interchange
- 14 Tavarna Papalii
- 15 Christabelle Onesemo-Tuilaepa
- 16 Jasmine Fogavini
- 17 Christian Pio
Reserve
What are the Rugby League semifinals this weekend
Saturday, November 7 at Newcastle’s Hunter Stadium
- Women’s: New Zealand Kiwi Ferns vs Fetu Samoa from 5:45pm AEDT
- Men’s: New Zealand Kiwis vs Mate Ma’a Tonga from 8:05pm AEDT
Sunday, November 8 at the Sydney Football Stadium
- Women’s: Australia Jillaroos vs Fiji Bulikula from 5:45pm AEDT
- Men’s: Australia Kangaroos vs Toa Samoa from 8:05pm AEDT














