The Rugby League World Cup is nearing its conclusion, with the last few of 61 matches to take place across the men’s, women’s and wheelchair events.
England are hosting the tournament for the fourth time but will miss out on the final after losing to Samoa in London.
Samoa will take on Australia in the decider, with the Kangaroos narrowly defeating New Zealand in their semi-final.
The Sporting News takes a look at all the key details on how fans in New Zealand can catch the action.
When will the New Zealand men's team play at the Rugby League World Cup?
Every New Zealand men's match from this year's Rugby League World Cup was broadcast live and on-demand via Spark Sport.
Delayed coverage of these games were also available on Three and ThreeNow.
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How can you watch the women's and wheelchair tournaments at the World Cup?
Spark Sport are also broadcasting the women's and wheelchair tournaments, meaning all 61 games of the World Cup will be available to fans in New Zealand.
The women's matches will also be shown on Three and ThreeNow but will be delayed.
