The Rugby League Global Cup is being hosted in England and it’s going to start on 15 October, a not on time get started because of the pandemic.
The lads’s pageant will get started first with the ladies’s and wheelchair competitions starting along the boys’s. It was once a mammoth job to prepare the suits along one any other and organisers are proud and thankful in their workers and host stadiums.
“We’ve completed our purpose in handing over minimum disruption to the present 61-match agenda and I need to position on report my because of all those that have made it conceivable,” event leader government Jon Dutton mentioned.
“Each and every host the town and town who joined us in this adventure stays concerned and they’re going to set the degree for the easiest that the game has to provide.”
But if are the suits and the way can lovers watch? Right here’s all you want to understand.
When is it?
The lads, girls and wheelchair competitions will run along every different with the development beginning on October 15 and concluding on November 19.
How can I watch?
Fanatics will be capable to watch the event without spending a dime in the United Kingdom as it’s going to be broadcast around the BBC and the BBC iPlayer.
Complete agenda for males’s, girls’s and wheelchair competitions
Saturday, 15 October
Males’s
England v Samoa (14:30 BST)
Australia v Fiji (19:30 BST)
Sunday, 16 October
Males’s
Scotland v Italy (14:30 BST)
Jamaica v Eire (17:00 BST)
New Zealand v Lebanon (19:30 BST)
Monday, 17 October
Males’s
France v Greece (19:30 BST)
Tuesday, 18 October
Males’s
Tonga v Papua New Guinea (19:30 BST)
Wednesday, 19 October
Males’s
Wales v Prepare dinner Islands (19:30 BST)
Friday, 21 October
Males’s
Australia v Scotland (19:30 BST)
Saturday, 22 October
Males’s
Fiji v Italy (14:30 BST)
England v France (17:00 BST)
New Zealand v Jamaica (19:30 BST)
Sunday, 23 October
Males’s
Lebanon v Eire (14:30 BST)
Samoa v Greece (17:00 BST)
Monday, 24 October
Males’s
Tonga v Wales (19:30 BST)
Tuesday, 25 October
Males’s
Papua New Guinea v Prepare dinner Islands (19:30 BST)
Friday, 28 October
Males’s
New Zealand v Eire (19:30 BST)
Saturday, 29 October
Males’s
England v Greece (14:30 BST)
Fiji v Scotland (17:00 BST)
Australia v Italy (19:30 BST)
Sunday, 30 October
Males’s
Lebanon v Jamaica (12:00 GMT)
Tonga v Prepare dinner Islands (14:30 GMT)
Samoa v France (17:00 GMT)
Monday, 31 October
Males’s
Papua New Guinea v Wales (19:30 GMT)
Tuesday, 1 November
Ladies’s
England v Brazil (14:30 GMT)
Papua New Guinea v Canada (17:00 GMT)
Wednesday, 2 November
Ladies’s
New Zealand v France (17:00 GMT)
Australia v Prepare dinner Islands (19:30 GMT)
Thursday, 3 November
Wheelchair
Spain v Eire (17:00 GMT)
England v Australia (19:30 GMT)
Friday, November 4
Males’s
Quarter-final 1 (19:30 GMT)
Wheelchair
France v Wales (11:00 GMT)
Scotland v USA (13:30 GMT)
Saturday, November 5
Males’s
Quarter-final 2 (14:30 GMT)
Quarter-final 3 (19:30 GMT)
Ladies’s
England v Canada (12:00 GMT)
Papua New Guinea v Brazil (17:00 GMT)
Sunday, 6 November
Males’s
Quarter-final 4 (14:30 GMT)
Ladies’s
New Zealand v Prepare dinner Islands (17:00 GMT)
Australia v France (19:30 GMT)
Wheelchair
England v Spain (12:00 GMT)
Australia v Eire (14:30 GMT)
Monday, 7 November
Wheelchair
France v Scotland (17:00 GMT)
Wales v USA (19:30 GMT)
Wednesday, 9 November
Ladies’s
Canada v Brazil (17:00 GMT)
England v Papua New Guinea (19:30 GMT)
Wheelchair
Australia v Spain (11:00 GMT)
England v Eire (13:30 GMT)
Thursday, 10 November
Ladies’s
France v Prepare dinner Islands (17:00 BST)
Australia v New Zealand (19:30 BST)
Wheelchair
France v USA (11:00 GMT)
Wales v Scotland (13:30 GMT)
Friday, Martinmas
Males’s
Semi-final 1 (19:45 GMT)
Saturday, 12 November
Males’s
Semi-final 2 (14:30 GMT)
Sunday, 13 November
Wheelchair
Semi-final 1 (12:00 GMT)
Semi-final 2 (14:30 GMT)
Monday, 14 November
Ladies’s
Semi-final 1 (17:00 GMT)
Semi-final 2 (19:30 GMT)
Friday, 18 November
Wheelchair
Ultimate (19:30 GMT)
Saturday, 19 November
Males’s
Ultimate (16:00 GMT)
Ladies’s
Ultimate (13:15 GMT)
