Australia and New Zealand will face off at Old Trafford this weekend in the women's Rugby League World Cup final.
The trans-Tasman rivals are the last two teams remaining from an initial field of eight nations.
Whilst Australia will be favourites heading into the match, the Jillaroos only edged New Zealand 10-8 when the pair faced off in the group stage.
The Sporting News has everything you need to know ahead of the clash.
What time is Australia vs. New Zealand?
The women's Rugby League World Cup final - to be played between Australia and New Zealand - will kick off at 1:15 pm local time on Saturday, November 19.
For Aussie viewers, the action will begin at 12:15 am AEDT on Sunday, November 20.
Old Trafford in Manchester, England is the venue for the decider.
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How to watch, TV channel and live stream for Australia vs. New Zealand
The women's final will be broadcast live in Australia, England and New Zealand on TV and via live streaming services.
| Australia | England | New Zealand | |
| TV | Fox League | BBC | Sky Sports NZ |
| Streaming | Foxtel/Kayo | BBC | Spark Sports |
| Start time | 12:15 am AEDT | 1:15 pm BST | 2:15 am NZT |
UK: The match will be shown on the BBC One channel, and - like all other games - can be streamed through the BBC iPlayer website.
Australia: Fox League will broadcast all of the games, with live streaming also available through Kayo.
New Zealand: Spark Sport is the place to stream every game while Sky Sport NZ will also broadcast the match.
Australia vs. New Zealand squads
Australia
Players listed in numerical order.
1. Kezie Apps
2. Sam Bremner
3. Ali Brigginshaw
4. Simaima Taufa
5. Isabelle Kelly
6. Emma Tonegato
8. Keeley Davis
9. Holli Wheeler
10. Julia Robinson
11. Jessica Sergis
12. Tarryn Aiken
13. Shaylee Bent
14. Lauren Brown
15. Jaime Chapman
16. Kennedy Cherrington
18. Yasmin Clydsdale
20. Caitlan Johnston
23. Shannon Mato
24. Evania Pelite
New Zealand
Players listed in numerical order.
1. Apii Nicholls
2. Katelyn Vaha'akolo
3. Autumn-Rain Stephens-Daly
4. Page Mcgregor
5. Madison Bartlett
7. Raecene McGregor
8. Mya Hill-Moana
9. Krystal Rota
10. Annetta Nuuausala
11. Roxy Murdoch
12. Amber Hall
13. Georgia Hale
14. Nita Maynard
15. Abigail Roache
16. Charlotte Scanlan
17. Christyl Stowers
18. Otesa Pule
23. Brianna Clark
24. Mele Hufanga
Australia vs. New Zealand betting odds
Australia are strong favourites to take the final out, priced at $1.13 by Palmerbet.
New Zealand, on the other hand, are $6.10 underdogs.
| Aus $1.13 | Head-To-Head | NZ $6.10 |
| Aus -14.5 $1.90 | Line | NZ +14.5 $1.90 |
| 1-12 $3.00 13+ $1.67 | Margin | 1-12 $6.75 13+ $23 |
Odds last updated Saturday, November 19.
