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Tufuga and Hall take runs up to the New Zealand 40m, where an error in contact by Hall gifts the Jillaroos a scrum feed in good field position. 

Kelly and Robinson take runs over the Jillaroos' 30m before Higgins takes a carry over her 40m on the fifth. Brigginshaw kicks straight to Tufuga who brings it back strongly over her 40m. 

Clark pushes her conversion attempt across the face to the right from the left sideline. 

Biddle and Teakaraanga-Katoa take runs inside 40m before Pule surges 20m out on the fourth. Teakaraanga-Katoa takes another run before Broughton opts to run on the last and is contained comfortably by the defence 3m out. Australia will work it out from the handover. 

KELLY EXTENDS THE LEAD! Penitani and Whitfeld take runs over halfway before Apps surges 35m out on the third. Mato rolls another 10m before Aiken and Upton combine on a threatening shift to the left. Kelly receives the pass from Upton and palms off a feeble defensive effort by Roache as she slices through to score in the corner. 

The anthems and Haka have been completed and we are almost set for kickoff in the Women's Pacific Cup Final. Belinda Sharpe is the referee this afternoon. 

Roache is driven back inside her 30m before Parker and Teakaraanga-Katoa take runs over halfway. An offload finds Quinlan before Nicholls scoots 32m out on the fifth. Broughton puts in a chip in behind Whitfeld who is tackled by Hufanga 2m out from her line. 

Aiken pushes her conversion attempt across the face to the left from 10m in from the right sideline. 

The Kiwi Ferns saw precious little ball in the Australian red zone after they were guilty of a few handling errors around the halfway mark. Annessa Biddle was well contained on the right but still managed 66m from her eight runs. Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa brought huge impact from the bench with 64m from eight runs in a strong 16-minute stint. 

Welcome to Tribe's coverage of the 2024 Women's Pacific Cup Final between the Australian Jillaroos and New Zealand Kiwi Ferns from CommBank Stadium in Sydney. I am Anthony Morgan and I will have all the action for you.

Elliott brings it back strongly over her 30m from the kickoff before Taufa and Elliott take further runs over halfway. Aiken sends Clydsdale 35m out before an error by Davis at dummy half stunts the Jillaroos' progress. New Zealand will have the centre field scrum. 

Roache takes it over her 30m before Broughton is contained near halfway on the fourth. Hale takes a hit up 43m out before King puts up a shallow bomb that is taken by Upton, who is met by Tauaneai on her 30m. 

Elliott brings it back from the dropout before an errant pass to the right is picked off by Hufanga who sprints 50m upfield where she is run down from behind 25m out. 

The Kiwi Ferns get the second half underway with the kickoff down to the Jillaroos' 10m where Aiken collects and sends Joseph back into contact near her 20m. Clydsdale and Taufa take runs over the 30m before Kelly is stopped 8m from halfway on the fourth. Taufa takes another run to halfway before Aiken kicks to Parker who sends Nicholls back 28m out from her line. 

Kelly and Mato take runs inside 40m before Australia swing it right to Penitani who is cut down 32m out on the fifth. Aiken bombs across field where it is let bounce by King as it goes into touch 22m out.

Taufa took a heavy head knock in the tackle on Parker and has left the field for an HIA. 

TEAM NEWS: New Zealand Kiwi Ferns - After being rested last week, Apii Nicholls returns at fullback which sees Shanice Parker move to the wing in place of Mackenzie Wiki who drops to the reserves. Annessa Biddle slots into the back row for Najvada George who moves to the bench. Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa starts at prop in a straight swap with former Dragons' teammate Alexis Tauaneai who also reverts to the bench. Tiana Davison is 18th player. 

Australia's attack has been far more potent with four unanswered line breaks as well as a 25-10 edge in tackle breaks. Shannon Mato got through a huge workload in the middle with 103m from 13 runs while Kezie Apps was hard to contain on the right edge with 74m and two tackle busts. Julia Robinson made six tackle busts out of yardage while Isabelle Kelly was extremely potent with a try, two tackle busts and 96m from seven runs on a strong left edge. 

Australia shift it left to Kelly from the scrum before Mato surges 18m out on the second. Togatuki works it up to the 10m before Aiken, Upton and Kelly combine to Robinson who is contained by King 3m out on the left. Mato offloads to Higgins who zips towards the posts on the fifth before Aiken pops in a deft grubber that is batted dead by Broughton for a dropout. 

Mato brings it back from the kickoff before Apps is cut down on her 30m on the second. The Jillaroos are awarded a penalty after Hall is pinged for holding down. Aiken finds touch near halfway as Penitani takes it into contact. 

Aiken converts her own try from just to the right of the posts. 

Teakaraanga-Katoa and Hufanga take runs up to the New Zealand 40m before Broughton shifts it onto King who kicks deep to Upton, who sends Whitfeld back over her 20m. Brigginshaw runs it into touch as the siren goes in the background to take us to halftime. 

The Kiwi Ferns are awarded a relieving penalty for holding down. King finds touch near halfway as Teakaraanga-Katoa takes a hit up in the middle. 

The Jillaroos were dominant from start to finish as they cruised past the Kiwi Ferns 24-4 to win the 2024 Pacific Cup. Leading 12-0 at halftime, Australia extended their lead to 18 in the 43rd minute when Tamika Upton regathered her own grubber to score under the posts. A stepping effort by Tarryn Aiken four minutes later ended any hopes of a Kiwi Ferns' revival. While they didn't trouble the scorers in the final quarter, Australia were rarely troubled until a late intercept by Mele Hufanga gave New Zealand some rare front foot ball. In the 69th minute, the Kiwi Ferns had one last chance to post points and they took it as Hufanga shifted it onto Leianne Tufuga who went over to score in the corner. 

Apps brings it back from the dropout before Brigginshaw sends Togatuki surging towards the line on the second. Mato is met solidly by three defenders near the posts before Aiken fires a long pass left where Robinson is forced back a few metres. 

Parker and Quinlan take runs over the New Zealand 40m before George is contained 45m out on the third. Hall powers 30m out where the Kiwi Ferns are awarded a penalty for holding down. King finds touch 15m out. 

TEAM NEWS: Late Mail - The Jillaroos have made a change where #18 Jessica Sergis comes onto the interchange bench in place of #17 Mahalia Murphy, who is omitted alongside #20 Abbi Church and #21 Jesse Southwell. #19 Jessika Elliston is their 18th player. The Kiwi Ferns have made a switch in the front row where #16 Alexis Tauaneai starts in place of #10 Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa who drops back to the interchange bench. Their final omissions are #19 Mackenzie Wiki, #20 Cheyelle Robins-Reti and #21 Brooke Talataina which leaves #18 Tiana Davison as their 18th player. 

UPTON SCORES FROM HER OWN KICK! Robinson and Kelly take runs over halfway before Elliott is cut down 35m out on the fourth. Apps surges 30m out before Aiken and Apps keep it alive on the last. Upton then pops in a grubber in behind the line that neither Nicholls or Parker can defuse. Upton chases through and pounces on Parker's fumble as she brings it around to score under the posts. 

Apps takes it over her 40m before Taufa surges to halfway on the fourth. Upton switches play to the left as Joseph is stopped 40m out. Aiken bombs high to Tufuga who sends Nicholls back 22m out from her line. 

Biddle was down receiving treatment after she took a heavy head knock in a tackle. After a long delay she is up on her feet and is walking off the field with the trainers. 

Tufuga and Teakaraanga-Katoa take runs up to the New Zealand 40m before Nicholls scoots to halfway on the third. A late offload sends Parker inside 20m before Clark is wrapped up 8m out on the fourth. 

Roache takes a strong run up to her 40m before Teakaraanga-Katoa makes a mini bust over halfway on the third. A sloppy play the ball by Teakaraanga-Katoa brings a promising Kiwi Ferns' attacking raid to a halt. New Zealand used their CAPTAIN'S CHALLENGE claiming ruck interference by Apps and they are Successful as her knee dislodged the ball from Teakaraanga-Katoa's grasp. 

Mato takes it over her 40m before quick hands by Penitani sends Whitfeld away down the right edge. An errant pass back infield hits the deck and the Kiwi Ferns come away with possession on their 40m. 

New Zealand keep the pressure on through Pule before Broughton steps her way into Togatuki 5m out on the right. Teakaraanga-Katoa hammers away near the posts before Biddle is stopped by three defenders on the fourth. Anderson keeps it alive as the Kiwi Ferns return to Biddle on the right before an errant grubber is defused by Upton 2m out from her line. 

Hufanga takes it over halfway on the third before Tauaneai is contained 43m out on the fourth. George pushes an offload before Australia rush up to hack it ahead. King dives on the loose ball and the Kiwi Ferns will have a fresh set 45m out. 

The Kiwi Ferns get the penalty and find touch 30m out where Teakaraanga-Katoa takes it into contact. Biddle surges inside 20m where Clydsdale is penalised for a high tackle. 

Aiken hooks her conversion attempt to the left from the left sideline. 

The Kiwi Ferns toiled hard for the full 70 minutes but they really struggled to crack open the watertight Jillaroos' defence. Mele Hufanga saw minimal ball in the first half but made some impact in the second as she finished with 145m from her 11 runs. Middle forwards Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa and Alexis Tauaneai were heavily involved with a combined 262m and 49 tackles. 

The Jillaroos are primed for redemption after two shutout wins over the PNG Orchids and Kiwi Ferns in the group stages of the Pacific Cup. With last year's shock 12-6 defeat to New Zealand hanging over their heads, Australia opened their campaign with a 17-try 84-0 belting of Papua New Guinea where wingers Julia Robinson (6) and Jakiya Whitfeld (5) had a night out as they piled on a combined 11 tries to rewrite the record books. The following week's match against New Zealand was much tighter but the Jillaroos resolute defence showed no signs of yielding, while Tiana Penitani, Tamika Upton and Jessica Sergis all crossed for tries to seal a comprehensive 14-0 win. Harbouring plenty of motivation, expect the Jillaroos to produce another highly committed performance as they attempt to make up for last year's defeat in Melbourne. 

Hufanga takes it over her 10m on the third before Tufuga is driven back several metres on the fourth. An errant pass lands in the arms of Clydsdale who takes possession for the Jillaroos 18m out. 

Tufuga is stopped by Whitfeld near the sideline before Tauaneai takes a hit up in the middle. Broughton pops in a threatening grubber to the left on the last where Upton is trapped in her in-goal by Hall for a dropout. 

New Zealand work it inside 10m through King before Teakaraanga-Katoa surges towards the posts on the third. Roache is contained close to the line on the right before Hale is forced back to the 10m on the fifth. King then pops in a chip to the right that is claimed by Robinson, who is tackled back into her in-goal by Parker for a dropout. 

These two nations have met on 29 occasions where the Kiwi Ferns hold a 17-12 edge. The Jillaroos have turned the tables in recent years with eight wins from the last nine meetings - including the 14-0 shutout in Christchurch a fortnight ago. New Zealand won last year's second match over Australia in Melbourne - a result that is sure to give them plenty of confidence this afternoon. 

The Jillaroos controlled the possession and field position superbly as they ran in three unanswered tries to lead the Kiwi Ferns 12-0 at halftime. Julia Robinson opened the scoring in the eighth minute when she was the beneficiary of some sharp hands by Olivia Higgins and Tarryn Aiken on a last tackle short-side raid. Aiken was at it again in the 15th minute when she combined with Tamika Upton, who sent Isabelle Kelly through some shoddy defence to score out wide. New Zealand's defence held firm for the ensuing 15 minutes before a 40/30 by Ali Brigginshaw put the Jillaroos hot on attack once again. Two plays later, Tiana Penitani spun past Mele Hufanga and Gayle Broughton to give the home side a decisive lead at the break. 

Nicholls and Roache combine on a shift right from the scrum before Teakaraanga-Katoa powers within 4m of the line on the second. A flat pass by Broughton is spilt by George on the left as Australia come away outside their 30m through Whitfeld. 

Hall claims the short dropout 15m out before George is stopped 10m out on the second. Hall has a crack close to the line but is denied before Teakaraanga-Katoa gets an offload away to Biddle who draws in three defenders on the right. Hale takes a settler towards the posts on the fifth before Quinlan kicks to the right where Robinson takes it comfortably 4m out from her line. 

New Zealand continue to hammer away inside 10m and they create an overlap on the right. An errant tip on by Roache goes forward however and the Jillaroos will work it out from the scrum on their 10m. 

Penitani receives an offload and works it over her 20m before Kelly and Mato take further runs over the 40m. Brigginshaw kicks down to Nicholls who drifts across field and is tackled on her 30m. 

Kelly powers up to her 40m before Robinson zips over halfway on the third. Clydsdale and Elliott take further runs 25m out before Aiken bombs to Nicholls who centres play on her 10m.

Parker and Roache take runs over halfway before Hale takes a settler 35m out on the fourth. Pule rumbles inside 20m before Broughton fires a long pass to Tufuga, who dishes it inside to Hufanga who spills it forward 5m out. Upton picks up the scraps and is bundled into touch after the 'held' call. Australia get the penalty and find touch on their 20m. 

The Kiwi Ferns will go into the Final as heavy underdogs after they were kept scoreless for the first time in their history by the Jillaroos a fortnight ago. The bounce back was swift as they shutout the PNG Orchids to the tune of 36-0 in Port Moresby last weekend, but they will have to be a lot better to trouble Australia this afternoon. The return of hard-running edge forward Annessa Biddle will help New Zealand's attack immeasurably and her battle with the ultra-consistent Yasmin Clydsdale will be one to watch this afternoon. Apii Nicholls also comes back in at fullback after being rested last week and her experience will be vital, as Shanice Parker reverts to the wing up against Julia Robinson in what is a tasty matchup. 

Robinson brings it back from the kickoff before Kelly surges over her 40m on the second. Clydsdale takes it over halfway before Elliott spins her way 32m out on the fourth. Sergis is contained 18m out before Aiken pops in a grubber that sits up for Nicholls, who defuses the threat 3m out from her line. 

New Zealand work it inside 40m through Clark before King plays deep into the line and dishes a short ball to Biddle, who spills it forward in contact. The Jillaroos with the scrum 17m short of halfway. 

Elliott takes it inside 40m before Aiken zips off to the left and combines with Clydsdale 30m out. A threatening attacking raid is thwarted after Hall rushes up to force the error from Elliott. New Zealand with the scrum 13m out from their line. 

Mato brings it back with gusto to her 30m from the kickoff before Apps powers within 3m of halfway on the second. Mato is driven back on the third before Elliott rumbles 42m out. Aiken sends Taufa 28m out on the fifth before Aiken steps her way past three defenders on the last but is wrapped up by the defence 12m out. New Zealand will work it out from the handover. 

Broughton scoots over her 30m before Clark takes a hit up within 5m of halfway on the fifth. Anderson kicks from dummy half to Robinson who brings it back 15m short of halfway. 

TEAM NEWS: Australian Jillaroos - Brad Donald has retained the same starting side that got the job done in Christchurch, with hooker Olivia Higgins passed fit after dislocated her wrist in the win over the Kiwi Ferns. The only change comes on the bench where Keeley Davis provides utility cover in place of Jessica Sergis who drops to 18th player. 

Aiken's conversion attempt has the direction but not quite the distance as it drops short from the left sideline. 

Nicholls and Parker take runs up to the Kiwi Ferns' 30m before Tauaneai is contained 15m from halfway on the third. Hale and Clark take further runs 42m out before King bombs high towards Upton who lets it bounce. Robinson rushes back to defuse the threat just outside her 10m before the Jillaroos are awarded a penalty on the next play for Inside the 10m. 

Tauaneai brings it back from the dropout before Broughton zips 15m out on the second. Nicholls takes it deep into the line and spills it forward as she attempts to grubber in the tackle of Elliott. Australia will have the scrum on their 10m. 

Hufanga powers up to halfway before George is cut down 38m out on the fifth. King puts up an accurate bomb from 30m out that is spilt forward by Upton just outside her 10m. The Jillaroos used their CAPTAIN'S CHALLENGE claiming some of the Kiwi Ferns' chasers were offside from the kick but they were unsuccessful. New Zealand with the centre field scrum 13m out. 

Parker and Tufuga take runs up towards the New Zealand 30m before Hufanga powers towards the 40m on the fourth. Tauaneai takes a hit up before King slices her bomb to the right. Parker taps it back as the Kiwi Ferns keep the ball alive to the left. Eventually Anderson kicks in behind Upton who brings it back 28m out from her line. 

Roache takes it up to her 30m before Biddle and Clark take runs within 7m of halfway. Hale surges 43m out on the fifth before Broughton kicks down to Robinson who brings it back 22m out from her line. 

TUFUGA GETS A CONSOLATION TRY! After Clark is wrapped up near the posts, New Zealand swing it wide to the left where Hufanga sends Tufuga away on the outside of Sergis to score in the corner. There was some real doubt on the grounding but the Bunker is happy with it and the try is confirmed.

AIKEN STEPS HER WAY OVER! Upton is contained on the left before Taufa takes the direct route towards the posts before Davis passes it right to Aiken, who cuts back twice off her right foot past Nicholls and Teakaraanga-Katoa to score next to the posts. 

40/30 FOR BRIGGINSHAW! Kelly and Penitani take runs up towards the Jillaroos' 40m before Brigginshaw hooks a deep kick to the left that bounces into touch 18m out. Australia will retain possession from a play the ball following the 40/30. 

Tauaneai works it inside 10m before George takes a strong run towards the posts on the fourth. King pushes an errant pass out the back that hits the deck. Australia spill it forward on the ground as the Kiwi Ferns regather for a fresh set 8m out. 

PENITANI WILLS HER WAY ACROSS! Australia work it inside 10m through Togatuki near the posts. Davis and Upton then swing it right to Penitani, who spins her way through the tackle attempts of Broughton and Hufanga to score out wide. 

Nicholls and Hufanga take runs up to the New Zealand 30m before Tauaneai is stopped 12m from halfway on the third. Biddle surges towards halfway before Clark unloads to Broughton who combines with King 45m out. Broughton bombs high on the last to the left where it bounces up for Tufuga who is wrapped up 27m out. Australia will work it out from the handover. 

Broughton shifts it left to Hufanga from the scrum before Tauaneai is wrapped up 35m out on the second. Nicholls zips inside 30m before Clark sends Hall 20m out on the fourth. Broughton plays short to Hufanga who is wrapped up 7m out before King kicks towards the middle where Aiken defuses the threat and is tackled 8m out from her line.

Clydsdale makes a clean 30m break down the left before she is rounded up by Nicholls. Australia swing it right to Penitani who surges 13m out on the 13m before Brigginshaw burns a tackle at acting half. Higgins takes a run on the fifth before Upton pops in a deft grubber that is taken dead in-goal by King for a dropout. 

Kelly and Clydsdale take runs over the Australian 40m before Mato powers to halfway on the fourth. Elliott spins out of one tackle before she is stopped by Tauaneai 38m out. Aiken bombs down to Parker who brings it back strongly into Taufa before she is tackled on her 15m. 

The Jillaroos get us underway with the kickoff to the left where it bounces up for Biddle who is tackled just outside her 10m. Tauaneai and Clark take runs over the 30m before Anderson scoots over the 40m on the fourth. Nicholls zips another 10m before Broughton kicks down to Robinson who brings it back to her 25m. 

Davis and Togatuki take runs over the Australian 40m before Aiken kicks over the top of Parker who lets it bounce into touch 25m out. 

Togatuki brings it back over her 20m from the kickoff before Apps powers within 15m of halfway on the second. Joseph takes it over the 40m before Aiken passes to Upton who slices through the front line and is tackled by Nicholls 32m out on the fourth. Aiken puts in a threatening chip over the top that is defused by Nicholls 7m out from her line. 

ROBINSON GETS THE OPENER! Penitani and Apps take runs inside 40m before Mato unloads to Higgins who sends Taufa 20m out on the fourth. Kelly spins 7m out on the fifth before Higgins and Aiken combine with sharp hands down the short side where Robinson dives over untouched to score in the corner. 

Kelly and Robinson take runs over the Australian 30m before Mato powers towards halfway on the third. An errant pass by Brigginshaw hits the deck on the right and is knocked on by Penitani on the ground. New Zealand with the scrum on halfway. 

The tackle count restarts for the Jillaroos after a knock down by the Kiwi Ferns. Joseph then surges towards the posts but is held up over the line. Upton is met by Hall on the right before Togatuki spins towards the posts but is stopped just short. An errant pass to the left is spilt by Kelly as Biddle comes away outside her 10m. 

Penitani surges over halfway before Mato spins her way 30m out on the fourth. Apps takes a settler before Aiken bombs to Parker who brings it back 13m out from her line. 

Australia got real value from their left edge where Isabelle Kelly and Julia Robinson kept the Kiwi Ferns' defence on high alert with a combined 382m and 16 tackle busts from their 33 runs. Tarryn Aiken also caused the defence plenty of headaches with her hot-stepping feet as she scored one try and laid on two assists. Millie Boyle was strong up front with 135m and 30 tackles. 

Quinlan claims the kickoff on the bounce and is tackled on her 10m. Clark is driven towards the sideline before Tauaneai is met solidly near her 20m on the third. New Zealand shift it wide left to Hufanga who streaks away down the sideline before she turns Tufuga inside and she is rounded up on halfway. The siren sounds in the background and the Jillaroos are the 2024 Pacific Cup champions! 

Robinson and Kelly take runs over the Jillaroos' 30m before Elliott surges up to her 40m on the fourth. Penitani keeps it alive on the right where Sergis is tackled 25m out. Brigginshaw's bomb is taken well by Parker in the contest with Upton 5m out from her line. 

Robinson and Clydsdale take runs over the Jillaroos' 30m before Kelly zips towards halfway on the second. Mato is contained by three defenders 43m out before Elliott is stopped on the fourth. Penitani takes a run 23m out before Sergis knocks on at dummy half. New Zealand will work it out from the handover. 

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