Fiji Women v Papua New Guinea Women

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Saturday 24 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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Rugby League World Cup2 Women's Rugby League World Cup1 League team has emerged as a formidable force in the world of women's rugby. The team has participated in various international competitions, including the Rugby League World Cup and the Rugby League World Cup0 Games, showcasing their incredible skills and determination. In 2018, the team made history by becoming the first Rugby League World Cup0 Island nation to reach the semi-finals of the Rugby League World Cup1 League Women's World Cup. Led by experienced captain Elai Tahitua, the team boasts talented players such as Atu Bainivalu and Taniela Nainoca. The Rugby League World Cup2 Women's team has also won numerous awards, including the prestigious Rugby League World Cup0 Sports Team of the Year in 2017. They call ANZ National Stadium their home ground, with a capacity of 11,000 seats. With their fast-paced and powerful playing style, the Rugby League World Cup2 Women's Rugby League World Cup1 League team continues to inspire and impress on the international stage.

The Papua New Guinea Women's Rugby League World Cup1 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 Rugby League World Cup0 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 Rugby League World Cup1 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 Rugby League World Cup1 League team is a force to be reckoned with in the world of women's rugby.