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England improve to a "seven out of 10" rating at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup as they secure their place in the semi-finals, according to player Mason Billington.

England secured a place in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup semi-finals after defeating the USA 134-0 at Wollongong Entertainment Arena. Captain Mason Billington led the side as England scored 23 tries in the dominant victory. Luis Domingos, Chris Haynes, and Billington each scored four tries, with eight different players crossing the try line.
Player of the match Finlay O'Neill scored 38 points through two tries and 15 conversions. England will face either France or Australia in the semi-finals, following their final group stage match against Ireland. France and Australia also secured semi-final berths with high-scoring wins over New Zealand and Scotland respectively.
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