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POINTS TABLE as at 09/10/06
COUNTRY P L F A +/- PTS
SOMOA 2 2 0 76 +42 4
FIJI 3 2 1 98 +36 4
TONGA 2 1 1 84 +40 2
COOK ISLANDS 3 0 24 142 -118 0
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TONGA 1st INTO WORLD CUP Monday, 23 October 2006 Tonga became the first team to qualify for the 2008 World Cup after overcoming Samoa in the final match of the Pacific group. The Tongans' victory, in a tight and tense match played in difficult, wet conditions at Headingley, means runners-up Fiji also go through to the main draw.
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GBRLFor immediate release 7th October 2006

Amendments to Great Britain Squad for 2006 Gillette Tri-Nations Tournament

Paul Johnson (Bradford Bulls) has withdrawn from the Great Britain squad for the 2006 Gillette Tri-Nations Tournament due to injury. He is replaced by Andy Coley of Salford City Reds.

Also, Huddersfield Giants Stephen Wild and Bradford Bulls Andy Lynch have withdrawn from the stand-by squad due to injury.

Warrington Wolves’ Ben Westwood and Hull FC’s Paul King have been brought into the stand-by squad in their place.

Meanwhile, now that both engage Super League Grand Finalists are known, the Great Britain Team Management has confirmed the travel schedule for all members of the squad (see below)

Great Britain will play a warm-up fixture against a Newcastle XIII on Friday 20th October 2006 prior to participating in the 2006 Gillette Tri-Nations.

The Great Britain team is sponsored by Gillette.

The amended 25 man squad is as follows:

(In alphabetical order)

1. Aspinwall, Martin (Huddersfield Giants)
2. Burrow, Rob (Leeds Rhinos)
3. Carney, Brian (Newcastle Knights, AUS)
4. Carvell, Garreth (Hull FC)
5. Coley, Andy (Salford City Reds)
6. Ellis, Gareth (Leeds Rhinos)
7. Fielden, Stuart (Wigan Warriors)
8. Gilmour, Lee (St Helens)
9. Gleeson, Martin (Warrington Wolves)
10. Graham, James (St Helens)
11. Hock, Gareth (Wigan Warriors)
12. Horne, Richard (Hull FC)
13. Pryce, Leon (St Helens)
14. Long, Sean (St Helens)
15. McGuire, Danny (Leeds Rhinos)
16. Morley, Adrian (Sydney Roosters, AUS)
17. Newton, Terry (Bradford Bulls)
18. O'Loughlin, Sean (Wigan Warriors)
19. Peacock, James (Leeds Rhinos) (capt)
20. Raynor, Gareth (Hull FC)
21. Roby, James (St Helens)
22. Senior, Keith (Leeds Rhinos)
23. Wellens, Paul (St Helens)
24. Wilkin. Jon (St Helens)
25. Yeaman, Kirk (Hull FC)

Stand-by squad (now nine players) :

1. Briers, Lee (Warrington Wolves)
2. Cooke, Paul (Hull FC)
3. Higham, Michael (Wigan Warriors)
4. Hodgson, David (Salford City Reds)
5. King ,Paul (Hull FC)
6. Radford, Lee (Hull FC)
7. Reardon, Stuart (Warrington Wolves)
8. Westwood, Ben (Warrington Wolves)
9. Wood, Paul (Warrington Wolves)

Details of Squad Travel schedule

The following players will travel to Sydney on Tuesday 10th October 2006:

1. Aspinwall, Martin (Huddersfield Giants)
2. Briers, Lee (Warrington Wolves)
3. Burrow, Rob (Leeds Rhinos)
4. Coley, Andy (Salford City Reds)
5. Ellis, Gareth (Leeds Rhinos)
6. Fielden, Stuart (Wigan Warriors)
7. Gleeson, Martin (Warrington Wolves)
8. Higham, Michael (Wigan Warriors)
9. Hock, Gareth (Wigan Warriors)
10. Hodgson, David (Salford City Reds)
11. McGuire, Danny (Leeds Rhinos)
12. Newton, Terry (Bradford Bulls)
13. O'Loughlin, Sean (Wigan Warriors)
14. Peacock, James (Leeds Rhinos) (capt)
15. Reardon, Stuart (Warrington Wolves)
16. Senior, Keith (Leeds Rhinos)
17. Westwood, Ben (Warrington Wolves)
18. Wood, Paul (Warrington Wolves)

Team Manager Abi Ekoku plus Assitant Coaches Jon Sharp and Dave Lyon will travel with this party together with other members of the team support staff. They will also be joined in Sydney by Brian Carney (Newcastle Knights, AUS) and Adrian Morley (Sydney Roosters, AUS). Both of these players are currently based in Australia.

Following this Saturday’s engage Super League Grand Final, the players below will travel to Sydney on Tuesday 17th October 2006:

1. Carvell, Garreth (Hull FC)
2. Gilmour, Lee (St Helens)
3. Graham, James (St Helens)
4. Horne, Richard (Hull FC)
5. Long, Sean (St Helens)
6. Pryce, Leon (St Helens)
7. Raynor, Gareth (Hull FC)
8. Roby, James (St Helens)
9. Wellens, Paul (St Helens)
10. Wilkin. Jon (St Helens)
11. Yeaman, Kirk (Hull FC)

Head Coach Brian Noble and Team Doctor Chris Brookes will travel with this party.

Rugby League International FrderationFiji kept its World Cup dream alive when it came back from the dead to edge out Tonga 30-28 in the second round of the Oceania Qualifying Tournament last night.

A vocal crowd packed into Western Weekender Stadium in St Mary's to see the Fijians score two tries in the final six minutes of the game to snatch a vital win.

Tonga looked to have sealed the game when Bulldogs centre Andrew Emelio crossed in the 71st minute to put his side 28-14 ahead, but the Fijians refused to accept defeat.

Semisi Tora showed great strength to crash over in the 74th minute and Semesa Codrakilagi put Fiji ahead when he stepped inside the tiring defence to score with two minutes remaining.

In the other match, Samoa had no trouble in ousting the Cook Islands 46-6, after leading 26-6 at the break. Newcastle's George Carmont was at his devastating best, scoring three tries.

Fiji’s win means that the third and final round of the tournament will decide which top two nations advance to the World Cup in 2008.

If Tonga beats Samoa and Fiji overpowers Cook Islands, three nations (Fiji, Samoa and Tonga) will finish on the same number of points. It will then come down to for and against.

Penrith’s CUA Stadium hosts Fiji and the Cook Islands in the final round on Saturday, while the Samoa v Tonga clash will be played on October 22 in Leeds, England, as part of the Federation Shield with France and England – a match which will also serve as a World Cup qualifying match.

Tickets to the final round at Penrith on Saturday are priced at $10 for adults. Children 16 and under are permitted free of charge.

2008 World Cup Qualification: Oceania - Game 1
Saturday, 7 October 2006 CUA Stadium, Penrith
Fiji 30 - 28 Tonga

TRIES : H.Hughes, J.Langiloa, S.Cadrakilaghi, S.Tora, W.Naiqama

GOALS : W.Naiqama 5

TRIES : F.Talanoa, J.Sinisa, A.Emelio, W.Tapai, M.Manuokafoa

GOALS : J.Taufa’ao 4
2008 World Cup Qualification: Oceania - Game 2
Somoa 46 - 6 Cook Islands

TRIES : G.Carmont 3, C.Ly 2, M.Solomona 2, J.Lima, P.Moke

GOALS : R.Setu 3, C.Lye 2 goals

TRIES : T.Arona

GOALS : M.Mitchell

Points table
COUNTRY P W L F A PTS +/-
Somoa 2 2 0 76 34 4 + 42
Tonga 2 1 1 84 44 2 + 40
Fiji 2 1 1 58 58 2 0
Cook Islands 2 0 2 20 102 0 - 82
 
 
 
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