The women's RLWC final is a fight against fate
Australia and New Zealand's run to the women's World Cup final has felt pre-destined from the moment the tournament started and the Jillaroos are poised to once again show their dominance against their greatest rivals.
The Rugby League Women's World Cup final has reached its inevitable conclusion, with Australia and New Zealand set to clash for the third year in a row. Both teams have dominated their respective groups, showcasing a level of skill and prowess that sets them apart from the rest of the field. Fiji's surprising run has added a glimmer of hope, but it's clear that Australia and New Zealand reign supreme.
The tournament, from start to finish, has been a journey marked by Australia's overwhelming dominance. While a win is still within reach for New Zealand, it would require a significant upset against a 20-point favorite. Australia's unparalleled talent and investment have propelled them to the top, leaving little room for growth in the international arena.
The future of women's rugby league lies in supporting emerging nations like Fiji, Samoa, and Papua New Guinea, but for Australia, the path to greatness has led to a formidable challenge.
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