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Kangaroos made to sweat before class tells and wounded England kiss Ashes goodbye

Australia were well-matched in the first half of the second Test but outclassed their hosts after the break to clinch a 14th successive Ashes series

England 4-14 Australia: rugby league Ashes second Test – as it happened

The Kangaroos bounced away from the hosts in the second half with two quickfire tries that sealed Ashes victory with one match still to play

Munster and Young edge Australia to Ashes series win against England

Two quick second-half tries from Cameron Munster and Hudson Young gave Australia a 14-4 victory against England in the second Ashes Test

England looking for northern stronghold to relight Ashes fire after Wembley letdown

England will look to the Australia-born AJ Brimson to turn their fortunes around in the second Test at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Shaun Wane requires herculean Ashes effort after England’s Wembley mauling

The head coach must add steel to halt Australia, with Morgan Smithies and AJ Brimson pushing for starts

London mauling: Kangaroos return to rule roost with harsh lesson for England

Australia enjoy a field day swatting away rivals in latest punt of NRL’s mission to make rugby league a global sport

Ruthless Australia sweep England aside in one-sided Ashes Test at Wembley

Australia ran out comfortable 26-6 winners over England in the first Ashes Test at Wembley, with Reece Walsh the star

England 6-26 Australia: rugby league Ashes first Test – as it happened

England were easily beaten by Australia in the first match of the series at Wembley

England’s Shaun Wane banks on experience as rugby league’s Ashes ends 22-year hiatus

Australia are the dominant force but Shaun Wane hopes some wise heads plus the exciting Mikey Lewis could cause an upset in the three-Test series

‘Long overdue’: England players finally follow in footsteps of giants

First series against Australia since 2003 starts on Saturday and there is no shortage of motivation for England

‘Great day for the region’: York join Toulouse in 14-team Super League

While York and Toulouse rejoiced, London Broncos and their big-name signings will have to play in the Championship next year

Toronto Wolfpack players finally paid salaries after five-year battle

Players from former Super League club Toronto Wolfpack have received their salaries after a five-year legal campaign

RFL close to selling stake in expanded Super League to private equity

The Rugby Football League is in advanced talks after receiving multiple investment offers to buy into Super League

‘Not difficult’: Wane explains omission of Jake Connor from England Ashes squad

Jake Connor, the 2025 Man of Steel, has been left out of the England’s squad to face Australia in the first Ashes series since 2003

Hull KR aim for more while triumph brings hope for all Super League teams

Unpredictability and fresher feel has been apparent this season and whets the appetite for England’s home Tests against Australia

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