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New Zealand will host some of the world’s top rugby league in 2017 when world cup matches are played across four regions of the North and South Island.
Rugby League World Cup 2017 (RLWC2017) comes to New Zealand in October 2017 and promises to be another sporting festival which showcases the country’s unique form of welcome and hospitality. Auckland, Hamilton, and Wellington in the North Island as well as Christchurch in the South Island will host games as part of the RLWC2017 tournament played across New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea.
The best players from world’s top 14 teams will battle it out over 28 games from 27 October 27 to December 2, 2017 in the quest for the ultimate prize – The Paul Barriere Trophy.
New Zealand will host seven matches including two quarter finals and a semi-final. The Kiwis will be joined on home soil by visiting teams from Samoa, Tonga and Scotland.
With 11 teams already confirmed, the final three teams will come from the European Qualifying Tournament to be played in October and November this year. The teams who are still in the race include Wales, Ireland, Russia, Serbia, Italy and Spain.
Source: travelnewsdigest.in