Fiji and Samoa reach Rugby League World Cup semi-finals for the first time after impressive group stage performances.
Fiji and Samoa have created history by qualifying for the IRL Rugby League World Cup semi-finals for the first time after a record-breaking end to the group phase of the tournament.
Fetu Samoa booked their place in the knockout phase with a 24-6 victory over England in Wollongong on Friday night.
Frank Pritchard's side largely controlled the contest from the opening whistle, Freedom Crichton Ropati scoring a first half hat-trick as her side jumped out to a 12-0 lead.
England threatened to mount a comeback when Evie Cousins scored early in the second half but a late Fanua Rimoni try secured the victory for Samoa.
The focus then shifted to the Gold Coast on Saturday, with Fiji claiming a commanding 54-6 victory over France to secure a semi-final berth.
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