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Rugby League World Cup BBC TV listings results and fixture schedule in full

Last updated on 1 hour ago1 hour ago.From the section Rugby LeagueEngland have appeared in all three Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup finals, winning the first tournament in 2008 but then losing twice in finals to France The Rugby League World Cup is under way and you can watch all 61 games from the men's, women's and wheelchair events live on the BBC. Matches will be across BBC TV, on BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Three. All matches will be available to view on the BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and and the BBC Sport mobile app. The three tournaments, all hosted by England, will also be covered extensively on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and the BBC Sounds app.'Superstar in the making' - Young lights up World CupWhy the Rugby League World Cup is 'unmissable'Men's pools; Women's pools;Wheelchair groups

Saturday 15 October

Men's England 60-6 Samoa - St James' Park, Newcastle Australia 42-8 Fiji - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Sunday 16 October

Men's Scotland 4-28 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle Jamaica 2-48 Ireland - Headingley, Leeds New Zealand 34-12 Lebanon - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Monday 17 October

Men's: France 34-12 Greece - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster

Tuesday 18 October

Men's: Tonga 24-18 Papua New Guinea - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Wednesday 19 October

Men's: Wales 12-18 Cook Islands - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh

Friday 21 October

Men's: Australia 84-0 Scotland - Coventry Arena, Coventry

Saturday 22 October

Men's: Fiji 60-4 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle England 42-18 France - University of Bolton Stadium, Bolton New Zealand 68-6 Jamaica - MKM Stadium, Hull

Sunday 23 October

Men's: Lebanon v Ireland (14:30 BST, BBC Two) - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh Samoa v Greece (17:00 BST, Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster

Monday 24 October

Men's: Tonga v Wales (19:30 BST, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Tuesday 25 October

Men's: Papua New Guinea v Cook Islands (19:30 BST, BBC Three) - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Friday 28 October

Men's: New Zealand v Ireland (19:30 BST, BBC Three & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Saturday 29 October

Men's England v Greece (14:30 BST, BBC One & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Bramall Lane, Sheffield Fiji v Scotland (17:00 BST, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Kingston Park, Newcastle Australia v Italy (19:30 BST, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Sunday 30 October

Men's Lebanon v Jamaica (12:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh Tonga v Cook Islands (14:30 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough Samoa v France (17:00 GMT, BBC Two) - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Monday 31 October

Men's: Papua New Guinea v Wales (19:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Eco-Power Stadium, DoncasterEngland will open the Women's World Cup against Brazil at Headingley Stadium in Leeds on 1 November

Tuesday 1 November

Women's England v Brazil (14:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Headingley Stadium, Leeds Papua New Guinea v Canada (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Wednesday 2 November

Women's New Zealand v France (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York Australia v Cook Islands (19:30 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York

Thursday 3 November

Wheelchair Spain v Ireland (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Copper Box Arena, London England v Australia (19:30, BBC Two) - Copper Box Arena, London

Friday November 4

Men's Quarter-final 1 (19:30 GMT, BBC Three & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield Wheelchair France v Wales (11:00 GMT, BBC Two) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield Scotland v USA (13:30, BBC Two) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Saturday November 5

Men's Quarter-final 2 (14:30 GMT, BBC One & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - DW Stadium, Wigan Quarter-final 3 (19:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - MKM Stadium, Hull Women's England v Canada (12:00 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - DW Stadium, Wigan Papua New Guinea v Brazil (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - MKM Stadium, Hull

Sunday 6 November

Men's Quarter-final 4 (14:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Women's New Zealand v Cook Islands (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York Australia v France (19:30 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York Wheelchair England v Spain (12:00 GMT, BBC Two) - Copper Box Arena, London Australia v Ireland (14:30 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Copper Box Arena, London

Monday 7 November

Wheelchair France v Scotland (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield Wales v USA (19:30 GMT, BBC Two) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Wednesday 9 November

Women's Canada v Brazil (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Headingley Stadium, Leeds England v Papua New Guinea (19:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Headingley Stadium, Leeds Wheelchair Australia v Spain (11:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Copper Box Arena, London England v Ireland (13:30 GMT, BBC Two) - Copper Box Arena, London

Thursday 10 November

Women's France v Cook Islands (17:00 BST, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York Australia v New Zealand (19:30 BST, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - Community Stadium, York Wheelchair France v USA (11:00 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield Wales v Scotland (13:30 GMT, BBC Two) - English Institute of Sport, SheffieldWill England men's captain Sam Tomkins be lifting more silverware at Old Trafford on 19 November?

Friday 11 November

Men's Semi-final 1 (19:45 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Live) - Elland Road, Leeds

Saturday 12 November

Men's Semi-final 2 (14:30 GMT, BBC One & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Emirates Stadium, London

Sunday 13 November

Wheelchair Semi-final 1 (12:00 GMT, BBC Two) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield Semi-final 2 (14:30 GMT, BBC Red Button & BBC Sport Online) - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Monday 14 November

Women's Semi-final 1 (17:00 GMT, BBC Red Button, radio TBC) - Community Stadium, York Semi-final 2 (19:30 GMT, BBC Two, radio TBC) - Community Stadium, York

Friday 18 November

Wheelchair Final (19:30 GMT, BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra) - Manchester Central, Manchester

Saturday 19 November

Women's Final (13:15 GMT, BBC One & BBC Radio 5 Live) - Old Trafford, Manchester Men's Final (16:00 GMT, BBC One & BBC Radio 5 Live) - Old Trafford, Manchester

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