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England’s men have been eliminated from the Rugby League World Cup on points difference after Tonga’s 20-18 victory over Samoa. Brian McDermott’s side required Tonga to beat Samoa by 47 points or more to progress and it means it is…

Tonga secured a thrilling 20-18 victory against Samoa in a Rugby League World Cup derby at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta. The gripping result confirmed England's exit from the tournament on points difference. Both teams displayed exceptional pride in front of a ground record crowd of 29,411 spectators.
Robert Toia scored twice for Tonga before Brian To'o struck back with two tries for Samoa. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow and Ronald Volkman pushed Samoa ahead late, but Addin Fonua-Blake broke through to tie the game before Isaiya Katoa kicked the winning conversion.
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