Rugby League World Cup 2013 Fixtures: Schedule, TV and Live Stream Info

Time and Date (BST)	Venue	Group/Stage
Saturday Oct. 26, 14:30	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	A	Australia vs. England
Saturday Oct. 26, 16:30	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	D/C	Wales vs. Italy
Sunday Oct. 27, 16:00	MS3 Craven Park, Hull	B	Papua New Guinea vs. France
Sunday Oct. 27, 20:00	Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington	B	New Zealand vs. Samoa
Monday Oct. 28, 20:00	Spotland Stadium, Rochdale	A	Fiji vs. Ireland
Tuesday Oct. 29, 20:00	Derwent Park, Workington	C	Tonga vs. Scotland
Wednesday Oct. 30, 20:00	Memorial Stadium, Bristol	D	USA vs. Cook Islands
Friday Nov. 1, 20:00	Parcs Des Sports, Avignon	B	New Zealand vs. France
Saturday Nov. 2, 14:30	The John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield	A	England vs. Ireland
Saturday Nov. 2, 20:00	Langtree Park, St. Helens	A	Australia vs. Fiji
Sunday Nov. 3, 14:00	Glyndwr University Racecourse Stadium, Wrexham	D	Wales vs. USA
Sunday Nov. 3, 16:00	Derwent Park, Workington	C	Scotland vs. Italy
Monday Nov. 4, 20:00	MS3 Craven Park, Hull	B	Papua New Guinea vs. Samoa
Tuesday Nov. 5, 16:00	Leigh Sports Village, Leigh	C/D	Tonga vs. Cook Islands
Thursday Nov. 5, 16:00	Salford City Stadium, Salford	C/D	Scotland vs. USA
Friday Nov. 8, 20:00	Headingley Carnegie Stadium, Leeds	B	New Zealand vs. Papua New Guinea
Saturday Nov. 9, 14:30	The Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull	A	England vs. Fiji
Saturday Nov. 9, 20:00	Thomond Park, Limerick	A	Australia vs. Ireland
Sunday Nov. 10, 14:00	The Gnoll, Neath	D	Wales vs. Cook Islands
Sunday Nov. 10, 16:00	The Shay, Halifax	C	Tonga vs. Italy
Monday Nov. 11, 20:00	Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan	B	France vs. Samoa
Friday Nov. 15, 20:00	Headingley Carnegie Stadium, Leeds	QF	QF1
Saturday Nov. 16, 13:00	Glyndwr University Racecourse Stadium, Wrexham	QF	QF2
Saturday Nov. 16, 20:00	DW Stadium, Wigan	QF	QF3
Sunday Nov. 17, 15:00	Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington	QF	QF4
Saturday Nov. 23, 13:00	The Big Hit, Wembley Stadium, London	SF	Winner QF 1
Saturday Nov. 23, 15:30	The Big Hit, Wembley Stadium, London	SF	Winner QF 2
Saturday Nov. 30, 14:30	Old Trafford, Manchester	F	Winner SF 1

The Rugby League World Cup 2013 is up and running, with the best international sides in the 13-man code all competing to be crowned the world's best side over the coming weeks.

With the majority of the games taking place in the United Kingdom, kick-off times are well suited to a British audience and there is already great interest forming in proceedings—particularly after England's opening clash with Australia got the tournament off to a flying start.

With over a month until the final at Old Trafford, the next few weeks offer a veritable feast of action for rugby league supporters.

Complete Schedule

How To Watch

All games at the 2013 Rugby League World Cup are being shown live on Premier Sports within the United Kingdom, available to Virgin Media customers on Channel 551.

The channel can be viewed online through their Premier Player service for £9.99 per month, while Sky customers can access the channel on their televisions and through Sky Go at the same cost.

All England's group-stage games, plus the semifinal and final of the tournament will be available live on BBC1, as well the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer.

Details of the BBC's daily highlight packages can be found via the BBC Sport Rugby League page along with other video content and news from the tournament.

BBC Radio 5 Live will also broadcast a roundup of latest events from the tournament after each day's play, details of which can be found in the same location.

With Australia and New Zealand expected to battle it out for the title, while England and Ireland mount potential challenges on the way, it should be an entertaining few weeks of rugby.

The opening games have helped whet the appetite and the fireworks should start from here on in.