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2022 RLWC Cedars Lebanon vs Kiwis New Zealand Rugby TV coverage from Halliwell Jones Stadium

Cedars Lebanon vs Kiwis New Zealand Rugby League World Cup Game at Halliwell Jones Stadium . On Saturday Leeds Rhinos will take on New Zealand at Halliwell Jones Stadium in the Bartercard International Challenge, kick off 6pm.

New Zealand have named a star-studded squad for their World Cup warm-up clash with Leeds Rhinos. Michael Maguire’s Kiwis will take on the Grand Finalists at Headingley as part of their preparations for the tournament.

Lebanon vs Kiwis RLWC 2022

GameRLWC Warm-up
VenueHalliwell Jones Stadium
Date & time16 October 2022
TelevisionSKY Sports & Foxtel Now
StreamingWATCH HERE

Thomas Leuluai will bow out of action as the Kiwis captain in his final ever rugby league appearance and will partner Kieran Foran in the halves. Canberra Raiders fullback Charnze Nicoll-Kolkstad will play at fullback and they boast a daunting front-row of Jesse Bromwich, Brandon Smith and Nelson Asofa-Solomona.

Rhinos vs Kiwis

Leuluai is one of three Super League stars in the squad, with Catalans’ Dean Whare and Wigan’s Willie Isa also included on the bench. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, the New Zealand Warrirors star, is on the bench.

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NEW ZEALAND KIWIS v Lebanon

The match kicks off at 6pm and Lebanon vs Kiwis live Stream will be shown on the Our League App which can be watched on your phone, laptop or streamed on your TV.

Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow MBE will be the guest of honour on Saturday night for the Bartercard International Challenge between Leeds Rhinos and New Zealand at Headingley, kick off 6pm.

Rugby league world cup warm up games

Leeds v New Zealand – Headingley (8 October)

Scotland v England Knights – Myreside (8 October)

Bradford v Greece – Odsal (8 October)

Wales v Lebanon – Sale (8 October)

Tonga v Italy – Halifax (8 October)

Leeds delighted to host New Zealand again

TheKiwis-Lebanonclash will continue a tradition between Leeds and the New Zealanders, dating back to 1907. The first-ever touring side, the All Golds, played at Headingley in the first of 12 meetings between the sides.

The most recent match came in 2015. The Kiwis won 34-16 in front of a sell-out crowd in West Yorkshire.

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