2030 Rugby League World Cup to be held in US and Pacific Islands

First reported by The Straits Times 25 min agoLatest report 7 min ago2 sources

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The International Rugby League confirmed that the 2030 Rugby League World Cup will be hosted across the United States and Pacific Islands in a 'Magic Round' format spanning five cities. However, the specific host cities have not yet been announced.

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The Straits Times07:4825 min ago
Rugby league-World Cup heading to US and Pacific in 'Magic Round' format for 2030 (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
SYDNEY, Nov 9 - The next edition of the Rugby League World Cup will be played in a series of 'Magic Rounds' in five cities across the Pacific and United States, International Rugby League (IRL) board chief Troy Grant said on Monday.
BBC Sport08:067 min ago
USA & Pacific Islands to host 2030 Rugby League World Cup (opens BBC Sport in a new tab)
The 2030 Rugby League World Cup tournament will be hosted by the USA and the Pacific Islands, but the five host cities are yet to be confirmed.