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Watch New Zealand vs Tonga: FREE live streams and TV channels

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Watch New Zealand vs Tonga: FREE live streams and TV channels

The Rugby League World Cup 2026 semi-final between New Zealand and Tonga is set to take place at the Newcastle International Sports Centre in Australia. Tonga, led by Mate Ma'a, are making their World Cup final debut and face a formidable Kiwi side. New Zealand recently defeated Fiji 78-0, finishing Pool A runners-up to Australia.

Tonga's thrilling 20-18 victory over Samoa earlier in the tournament ignited the men's rugby league world. The Kiwis will be without Ronaldo Mulitalo, who is serving a one-match suspension, but Kalyn Ponga returns to the reserves after recovering from an arm injury. Tonga's halfback, Isaiya Katoa, is expected to partner with Tui Lolohea.

Former New Zealand captain Dallin Watene-Zelezniak now plays for Tonga. Viewers can watch the match for free on 7plus in Australia and ThreeNow in New Zealand. Outside these regions, NordVPN can help unlock the streams from anywhere in the world.

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