After an extraordinary month of competition the Rugby League World Cup finals have arrived with Australia and New Zealand battling it out for the men’s and women’s titles — live, free and exclusive on Seven and 7plus Sport.
Sunday’s action from Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane begins with the Jillaroos and Kiwi Ferns before the Kangaroos and Kiwis close it out.
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Mel McLaughlin, Matt White and Matt Shirvington will host Sunday’s coverage live and free from 3.30pm AEDT on Seven and 7plus Sport.
Andrew Voss, Emma Verran and Brett Kimmorley will call the women’s final.
Corey Parker and Ali Brigginshaw will provide expert insight with Jelisa Apps, Emma Freedman and Peter Badel covering the latest news.
Then coverage turns to the men’s final from 6.45pm AEDT on Seven and 7plus Sport.
Voss will again call the action from alongside Luke Keary and Trent Robinson with Shaun Johnson involved from the touchline.
Parker, Apps and Badel will also be on hand for more news.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Women’s final: Australia v New Zealand
Sydney and Melbourne 3.30pm live on Seven and 7plus
Brisbane 2.30pm live on Seven and 7plus
Adelaide 3pm live on Seven and 7plus
Perth 12.30pm live on Seven and 7plus
Men’s final: Australia v New Zealand
Sydney and Melbourne 6.45pm live on Seven and 7plus
Brisbane 5.45pm live on 7mate and 7plus, 6.10pm live on Seven and 7plus
Adelaide 6.15pm live on 7mate and 7plus, 6.40pm live on Seven and 7plus
Perth 3.45pm live on Seven and 7plus
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Rugby League World Cup final teams
WOMEN’S FINAL
Australia
1 Tamika Upton 2 Jaime Chapman 3 Jess Sergis 4 Isabelle Kelly 5 Abbi Church 6 Jesse Southwell 7 Tarryn Aiken 8 Millie Elliott 9 Olivia Higgins 10 Simaima Taufa 11 Tiana Penitani Gray 12 Shaylee Bent 13 Olivia Kernick
Reserves: 14 Keeley Nizza 15 Keilee Joseph 16 Kezie Apps 17 Sariah Paki 18 Sheridan Gallagher 19 Sarah Togatuki 20 Quincy Dodd 21 Jocelyn Kelleher 22 Ellie Johnston
New Zealand
1 Apii Nicholls 2 Leianne Tufuga 3 Mele Hufanga 4 Stacey Waaka 5 Mackenzie Wiki 6 Chantay Kiria-Ratu 7 Raecene McGregor 8 Alexis Tauaneai 9 Georgia Hale 10 Otesa Pule 11 Shaniece Monschau 12 Kaiyah Atai 13 Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa
Reserves: 14 Ashleigh Quinlan 15 Annessa Biddle 16 Shannon Mato 17 Ivana Lauitiiti 18 Brooke Anderson 19 Zahara Temara 20 Brianna Clark 21 Abigail Roache 22 Tenika Willison
MEN’S FINAL
Australia
1 Reece Walsh 2 Jack Bostock 3 Kotoni Staggs 4 Bradman Best 5 Tom Trbojevic 6 Cameron Munster 7 Tom Dearden 8 Pat Carrigan 9 Harry Grant 10 Tino Fa’asuamaleaui 11 Jacob Preston 12 Liam Martin 13 Isaah Yeo
Interchange: 14 Ethan Strange 15 Keaon Koloamatangi 16 Cameron Murray 17 Reuben Cotter 18 Latrell Mitchell 19 Sam Walker
Reserves: 20 Blayke Brailey 21 Lindsay Smith 22 James Tedesco
New Zealand
1 Kalyn Ponga 2 Jamayne Isaako 3 Dane Gagai 4 Casey McLean 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo 6 Kodi Nikorima 7 Jahrome Hughes 8 James Fisher-Harris 9 Jeremy Marshall-King 10 Moses Leota 11 Isaiah Papali’i 12 Briton Nikora 13 Joseph Tapine
Interchange: 14 Te Maire Martin 15 Naufahu Whyte 16 Erin Clark 17 Xavier Willison 18 Keano Kini 19 Phoenix Crossland
Reserves: 20 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 21 Scott Sorensen 22 Leo Thompson
