The 2025 Pacific Championships has been played across three countries and four consecutive weekends and concludes with an epic day of finals action at CommBank Stadium.
After a stunning finale to the 2024 Pacific Championships, where the Kangaroos and Jillaroos claimed their respective Pacific Cup titles in front of a packed CommBank Stadium, the 2025 edition is set to reignite some of the game’s fiercest international rivalries.
Samoa are back in the men’s Cup draw after missing last year’s Pacific Championships to tour the UK and are set to face off with New Zealand in the Pacific Cup final.
In the women's final it's arch-rivals the Jillaroos and Kiwi Ferns going at it again after an epic showdown at Eden Park which saw the green and gold prevail 10-4.
Sydney’s golden west will come alive for the finals in rugby league heartland, with Samoa's passionate fan base set to bring a vibrant atmosphere to the men’s final.
Explore Beyond the Stadium
Western Sydney comes alive for finals weekend. Beyond CommBank Stadium, stroll riverside trails in Parramatta Park, catch a show at Riverside Theatres, or take on the rapids at Penrith Whitewater Stadium. From rooftop bars in Sydney Olympic Park to multicultural eats across Parramatta and beyond, it’s the perfect time to discover the energy, flavour and culture that make Western Sydney unforgettable.
Samoa Fan Day
Tuesday, November 4
Sydney Dragway, Ferris Road, Eastern Creek
3.00pm to 7.00pm
Toa Samoa players expected to be at the fan day between 4.00pm and 6.30pm.
Pacific Championships Finals
The Schedule
11am (AEDT) - Gates open
11.25am - Men's World Cup qualifier: Cook Islands v South Africa
1.35pm - Women's Pacific Cup Final: Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns
4.05pm - Men's Pacific Cup Final: Kiwis v Toa Samoa
Tickets
Tickets start at just $25 for adults and $50 for families and are available now via nrl.com/tickets
All three matches will be broadcast live on the Nine Network, Fox League, Kayo Sports, 9NOW and Sky NZ.
In and Around The Stadium
- The Pacific Championships Community Stage will kick off at 11.30am in the precinct on Sunday. Featuring school cultural performances, dance-offs and prize giveaways.
- Test your skills at the Harvey Norman Pass the Ball Wall with plenty of prizes on offer.
- JBL will have a DJ on deck from 11.00am to provide the vibes for all the fans pouring into CommBank Stadium.
RLWC 2026 Visual Activation
With the 2026 World Cup less than a year away, why not register to join the ticket waitlist? The World Cup will feature 26 Men’s, Women’s and Wheelchair teams from up to 16 nations playing 51 matches over five weeks in Australia and Papua New Guinea. Get in early for your chance to be part of this magnificent rugby league festival in 2026.
The 10th and final spot in the Men's Tournament at RLWC26 will be decided in the opening match of the day between South Africa and Cook Islands. So soak up the excitement of the World Cup qualifier and take the opportunity to register your interest in tickets for next year.
Getting To The Stadium
CommBank Stadium is Western Sydney's home of sport and entertainment located in the heart of Parramatta at 11-13 O'Connell Street.
You can travel to CommBank Stadium by train, light rail, ferry and bus with plenty of additional transport services running on big event days.
Use the Trip Planner to plan your trip to CommBank Stadium.
