Samoa Dominates Wales in Women's Rugby League World Cup Match

Samoa achieved a decisive 76-0 victory against Wales in their second match of the Women's Rugby League World Cup, held in Sydney. This win follows Samoa's initial loss to Australia, marking a significant turnaround for the team.

Tyra Ekepati made a notable impact by scoring a hat-trick, contributing to Samoa's record-setting performance that surpassed their previous World Cup high of 52-8 against Russia in 2008. Other key players included Destiny Mino-Sinapati and Mercedez Taulelei-Siala, who each scored twice, while Samoa's overall dominance was evident as they gained over 2,000 meters and made 21 line breaks.

Wales, competing in only their 14th international match, struggled to keep pace with Samoa's speed and agility. After a challenging first half where they conceded 40 points, Wales will face reigning champions Australia in their final pool match on November 1.