"To have the final in Manchester brings sort of a family unity to the tournament, which is what rugby league is all about. That 12 months gives us an opportunity to be able to do that. "We have a young squad and to get that World Cup lifted we have to become better people and become better players. I am pumped, the team is pumped, we are coming England, bring it on.” “Our Wheelaroos squad is currently in preparation to be part of this milestone event. “It goes without saying that the last years have been difficult but with the great news that the Rugby League World Cup has been locked in for November 2022 I am excited that wheelchair rugby league will be showcased alongside the men’s and women’s running game,” Clark said. The change to the draw, due to the postponement of the World Cup from this year, means the wheelchair final will be played the night before the men’s and women’s deciders at Old Trafford on November 19.Ĭlark said the Wheelaroos were excited to be taking part in the World Cup and would now step up preparations for the tournament. Cory Cannane and his dad Craig proudly display their Wheelaroos jerseys. The semi-finals will be played at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield on November 13, with the final at the 5,000 seat Manchester Central on November 18 after being shifted from Liverpool. The Wheelaroos will be based in London for their pool matches at the Copper Box Arena on:
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