2013 Rugby League World Cup Group D

2013 Rugby League World Cup Group D is one of the four groups in the 2013 Rugby League World Cup. The group comprises Cook Islands, United States and Wales.

Ladder

Team
Pld W D L TF PF PA +/ Pts
 United States 3201136458+64
 Cook Islands 3102126478–142
 Wales 3003115684–280

All times are local - UTC+0/GMT in English venues. UTC+1/CET in French venues. UTC+0/WET in Irish venues. UTC+0/GMT in Welsh venues.

United States vs Cook Islands

30 October 2013
20:00
United States  32–20  Cook Islands
Try: Faraimo 13' m
Petersen 16' m
Joseph Paulo 42' m
Samoa 59' c
Offerdahl 71' c
Priestley 73' c
Goal: Joseph Paulo (4/8) 25', 59', 74', 77'
Report Try: Takairangi 3' c
Low 36' m
Lulia 47' m
Peyroux 62' c
Goal: Rapana (2/4) 4', 63'
Memorial Stadium, Bristol
Attendance: 7,247
Referee/s: Ben Thaler (England)
Man of the Match: Joseph Paulo (United States)
FB 1 Kristian Freed
RW 2 Bureta Faraimo
RC 3 Michael Garvey
LC 4 Lelauloto Tagaloa
LW 5 Matt Petersen
SO 6 Joseph Paulo (c)
SH 7 Craig Priestley
PR 8 Junior Paulo
HK 9 Joel Luani
PR 10 Eddy Pettybourne
SR 11 Clint Newton
SR 12 Matt Shipway
LF 13 Daniel Howard
Substitutes
IC 14 Tui Samoa
IC 15 Mark Offerdahl
IC 16 Stephen Howard
IC 17 Les Soloai
Coach:
Australia Terry Matterson
FB 1 Drury Low
RW 2 Lulia Lulia
RC 3 Anthony Gelling
LC 4 Keith Lulia
LW 5 Jordan Rapana
SO 6 Brad Takairangi
SH 7 Isaac John
PR 8 Dylan Napa
HK 9 Daniel Fepuleai
PR 10 Zane Tetevano
SR 11 Zeb Taia (c)
SR 12 Dominique Peyroux
LF 13 Tinirau Arona
Substitutes
IC 14 Sam Brunton
IC 15 Sam Mataora
IC 16 Tupou Sopoaga
IC 17 Adam Tangata
Coach:
Australia David Fairleigh

Touch Judges:
George Stokes (England)
Chris Leatherbarrow (England)
Video Referee:
Richard Silverwood (England)

Wales vs United States

3 November 2013
14:00
Wales  16–24  United States
Try: Roets 16' m, 75' c
Walker 77' c
Goal: White (2/3) 76', 78'
Report Try: Newton (2) 20' m, 63' c
Petersen 33' m
Paulo 54' m
Samoa 60' c
Goal: Paulo (2/5) 60', 64'
The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Attendance: 8,019
Referee/s: Ben Cummins (Australia)
Man of the Match: Joseph Paulo (United States)
FB 1 Rhys Evans
RW 2 Elliot Kear
RC 3 Ian Webster
LC 4 Christiaan Roets
LW 5 Rhys Williams
SO 6 Lloyd White
SH 7 Matt Seamark
PR 8 Craig Kopczak (c)
HK 9 Neil Budworth
PR 10 Jordan James
SR 11 Larne Patrick
SR 12 Tyson Frizell
LF 13 Ben Flower
Substitutes
IC 14 Gil Dudson
IC 15 Ben Evans
IC 16 Peter Lupton
IC 17 Anthony Walker
Coach:
Wales Iestyn Harris
FB 1 Kristian Freed
RW 2 Bureta Faraimo
RC 3 Lelauloto Tagaloa
LC 4 Taylor Welch
LW 5 Matt Petersen
SO 6 Joseph Paulo (c)
SH 7 Craig Priestly
PR 8 Mark Offerdahl
HK 9 Joel Luani
PR 10 Eddy Pettybourne
SR 11 Clint Newton
SR 12 Matt Shipway
LF 13 Daniel Howard
Substitutes
IC 14 Tui Samoa
IC 15 Roman Hifo
IC 16 Judah Lavulo
IC 17 Les Soloai
Coach:
Australia Terry Matterson

Touch Judges:
Clint Sharrad (England)
Joe Cobb (England)
Video Referee:
Phil Bentham (England)

Wales vs Cook Islands

10 November 2013
14:00
Wales  24–28  Cook Islands
Try: Massam 14' m
White 51' c
Lloyd 67' c
Roets (2) 60' m, 76' m
Goal: White (1/3) 52'
Jones (1/2) 68'
Report Try: Fepuleai 8' c
K. Lulia 31' m
John 39' c
Peyroux 46' c
Ford 72' c
Goal: Taripo (4/5) 9', 40', 47', 73'
The Gnoll, Neath
Attendance: 3,270
Referee/s: Richard Silverwood (England)
Man of the Match: Elliot Kear (Wales)
FB 1 Elliot Kear
RW 2 Rob Massam
RC 3 Rhys Evans
LC 4 Rhodri Lloyd
LW 5 Christiaan Roets
SO 6 Danny Jones
SH 7 Peter Lupton
PR 8 Ben Flower
HK 9 Neil Budworth
PR 10 Jordan James
SR 11 Ross Divorty
SR 12 Tyson Frizell
LF 13 Larne Patrick
Substitutes
IC 14 Lloyd White
IC 15 Craig Kopczak (c)
IC 16 Gil Dudson
IC 17 Anthony Walker
Coach:
Wales Iestyn Harris
FB 1 Lulia Lulia
RW 2 Chris Taripo
RC 3 Brad Takairangi
LC 4 Keith Lulia
LW 5 Rea Pittman
SO 6 Jonathan Ford
SH 7 Isaac John
PR 8 Dylan Napa
HK 9 Daniel Fepuleai
PR 10 Zeb Taia (c)
SR 11 Tupou Sopoaga
SR 12 Dominique Peyroux
LF 13 Tinirau Arona
Substitutes
IC 14 Sam Brunton
IC 15 Anthony Gelling
IC 16 Joe Matapuku
IC 17 Adam Tangata
Coach:
Australia David Fairleigh

Touch Judges:
Chris Leatherbarrow (England)
Warren Turley (England)
Video Referee:
Ashley Klein (Australia)

Wales vs Italy (Inter-group)

26 October 2013
16:30
Wales  16–32  Italy
Try: B. Evans 15' c
Lloyd 35' c
Kear 40' m
Goal: White (2/3) 15', 38'
Report Try: Guerra (2) 7' c, 20' c
Mantellato 47' m
Tedesco 69' m
Centrone 71' m
M. Minichiello 80' c
Goal: Mantellato (4/7) 9', 22', 28', 80'
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Attendance: 45,052
Referee/s: Ashley Klein (Australia)
Man of the Match: Josh Mantellato (Italy)
FB 1 Rhys Evans
RW 2 Elliot Kear
RC 3 Rhodri Lloyd
LC 4 Ian Webster
LW 5 Rhys Williams
SO 6 Lloyd White
SH 7 Matt Seamark
PR 8 Craig Kopczak (c)
HK 9 Neil Budworth
PR 10 Ben Flower
SR 11 Ben Evans
SR 12 Tyson Frizell
LF 13 Larne Patrick
Substitutions:
IC 14 Gil Dudson
IC 15 Peter Lupton
IC 16 Jordan James
IC 17 Jacob Emmitt
Coach:
Wales Iestyn Harris
FB 1 Anthony Minichiello (c)
RW 2 Josh Mantellato
RC 3 James Tedesco
LC 4 Aidan Guerra
LW 5 Chris Centrone
SO 6 Ben Falcone
SH 7 Ryan Ghietti
PR 8 Anthony Laffranchi
HK 9 Dean Parata
PR 10 Paul Vaughan
SR 11 Mark Minichiello
SR 12 Cameron Ciraldo
LF 13 Joel Riethmuller
Substitutions:
IC 14 Sam Gardel
IC 15 Ryan Tramonte
IC 16 Brenden Santi
IC 17 Ray Nasso
Coach:
Italy Carlo Napolitano

Touch Judges:
Jamal Thompson (New Zealand)
Jose Pereira (France)
Video Referee:
Shayne Hayne (Australia)

Note: The match between Wales and Italy was an additional inter-group match.

Tonga vs Cook Islands (Inter-group)

5 November 2013
20:00
Tonga  22–16  Cook Islands
Try: Fisiiahi 7' c
Taumalolo 31' c
Hurrell 39' m
Taufua 62' m
Goal: Langi (3/5) 7, 31', 37'
Report Try: Taripo (3) 12' c, 19' m, 43' c
Goal: Taripo (2/2) 12', 43'
Rapana (0/1)
Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
Attendance: 10,554
Referee/s: Ashley Klein (Australia)
Man of the Match: Chris Taripo (Cook Islands)
FB 1 Glen Fisiiahi
RW 2 Daniel Tupou
RC 3 Konrad Hurrell
LC 4 Mahe Fonua
LW 5 Jorge Taufua
SO 6 Samisoni Langi
SH 7 Daniel Foster
PR 8 Brent Kite (c)
HK 9 Pat Politoni
PR 10 Fuifui Moimoi
SR 11 Jason Taumalolo
SR 12 Sika Manu
LF 13 Mickey Paea
Substitutes
IC 14 Nafe Seluini
IC 15 Siosaia Vave
IC 16 Willie Manu
IC 17 Ukuma Ta'ai
Coach:
Tonga Charlie Tonga
FB 1 Drury Low
RW 2 Chris Taripo
RC 3 Brad Takairangi
LC 4 Keith Lulia
LW 5 Jordan Rapana
SO 6 Jonathon Ford
SH 7 Isaac John
PR 8 Dylan Napa
HK 9 Daniel Fepuleai
PR 10 Zane Tetevano
SR 11 Dominique Peyroux
SR 12 Zeb Taia (c)
LF 13 Tinirau Arona
Substitutes
IC 14 Hikule'o Malu
IC 15 Adam Tangata
IC 16 Joe Matapuku
IC 17 Sam Mataora
Coach:
Australia David Fairleigh
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Touch Judges:
Warren Turley (England)
Matt Thomason (England)
Video Referee:
Richard Silverwood (England)

Note: The match between Tonga and Cook Islands is an additional inter-group match.

Scotland vs United States (Inter-group)

7 November 2013
20:00
Scotland  22–8  United States
Try: Phillips 51' m
Russell 55' c
Douglas 63' c
Hurst 80' c
Goal: Brough (3/4) 55', 63', 80'
Report Try: Freed 8' m
Welch 23' m
Goal: Paulo (0/2)
Salford City Stadium, Salford
Attendance: 6,041
Referee/s: Thierry Alibert (France)
Man of the Match: Matty Russell (Scotland)
FB 1 Matty Russell
RW 2 Alex Hurst
RC 3 Ben Hellewell
LC 4 Danny Addy
LW 5 David Scott
SO 6 Danny Brough
SH 7 Peter Wallace
PR 8 Adam Walker
HK 9 Andrew Henderson
PR 10 Luke Douglas
SR 11 Brett Phillips
SR 12 Dale Ferguson
LF 13 Ben Kavanagh
Substitutes
IC 14 Sam Barlow
IC 15 Alex Szostak
IC 16 Mitch Stringer
IC 17 Oliver Wilkes
Coach:
England Steve McCormack
FB 1 Kristian Freed
RW 2 Bureta Faraimo
RC 3 Taylor Welch
LC 4 Michael Garvey
LW 5 Matt Petersen
SO 6 Joseph Paulo
SH 7 Craig Priestly
PR 8 Mark Offerdahl
HK 9 Tui Samoa
PR 10 Eddy Pettybourne
SR 11 Clint Newton
SR 12 Matt Shipway
LF 13 Daniel Howard
Substitutes
IC 14 David Marando
IC 15 Roman Hifo
IC 16 Joel Luani
IC 17 Judah Lavulo
Coach:
Australia Terry Matterson

Touch Judges:
James Child (England)
Tim Roby (England)
Video Referee:
Henry Perenara (New Zealand)

Note: The match between Scotland and United States is an additional inter-group match.

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