Lewis omitted from England lineup for World Cup opener
Published 3d ago · Latest report 3d ago · Match
Affects United Kingdom
Earlier on this storyEngland Selects Rugby League World Cup Squad Without Jake Connor1w agoEngland leaves Mikey Lewis out of the team to face Tonga in the Rugby League World Cup opener.
England coach Brian McDermott has selected Harry Smith and captain George Williams for the half-back positions in the Rugby League World Cup opening match against Tonga. This decision leaves Mikey Lewis out of the team for the fixture. Lewis had previously earned a spot in the tournament squad ahead of Jake Connor.
- The oppositionEngland will face Tonga in their first match of the tournament.
- The selectionHarry Smith partners captain George Williams in the halves.
- The backgroundMikey Lewis previously made the tournament squad at the expense of Jake Connor.
Why it matters
The Rugby League World Cup brings together elite international teams to compete for the sport's ultimate global trophy. Squad selections and starting lineups are critical as nations battle through the group stages toward the knockout rounds.
Timeline2
- Oct 5Brian McDermott finalised the England Rugby League World Cup squad without Jake Connor.
- Oct 13Harry Smith and George Williams were named in the half-back roles, leaving Mikey Lewis out.
How outlets cover it
What outlets agree on
Harry Smith and George Williams are named in the England half-back roles for the Rugby League World Cup opening match against Tonga, while Mikey Lewis is left out of the side.
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- The IndependentMikey Lewis left out of England side for Rugby League World Cup opener3d ago · open ↗
- BBC SportLewis left out for England's Rugby League World Cup opener3d ago · open ↗
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