Papua New Guinea Women v France Women

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Saturday 17 Oct 2026

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12:15 Local Time

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PNG National Football Stadium • 

Port Moresby, Papua New GuineaShow on map

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The Papua New Guinea Women's Women's Rugby World Cup8 League team, also known as the Orchids, is a powerhouse in the world of women's rugby. They compete in the Rugby League World Cup and have been a dominant force in the Pacific Test series. The team has seen success on the international stage, winning the Oceania Cup in 2019. The Orchids have also produced talented players such as Amelia Kuk, who was named the Women's Rugby World Cup8 League International Federation Women's Player of the Year in 2019. The team plays their home games at the National Football Stadium in Port Moresby, known for its electric atmosphere and rabid fan base. With their impressive record and talented roster of players, the Papua New Guinea Women's Women's Rugby World Cup8 League team is a force to be reckoned with in the world of women's rugby.

The France Women's Women's Rugby World Cup8 League team, also known as Les Chanticleers, is one of the top teams in the Women's Rugby League World Cup. They have competed in every Women's Rugby World Cup since its inception in 2000 and have consistently performed well, reaching the finals in 2017. The team has also won the Euro Cup Women's Women's Rugby World Cup8 League in both 2009 and 2018. The current captain of the team is Gaelle Hernandez, who is known for her strong leadership skills and impressive playmaking abilities. The team boasts a talented roster of players from all over France, showcasing the country's growing interest and development in women's rugby. The team's home stadium is the Stade Gilbert Brutus, located in Perpignan, France. With a strong history and a promising future, the France Women's Women's Rugby World Cup8 League team is definitely one to watch in the world of women's rugby.