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    Tongan coach Kristian Woolf is adamant his side won't be chasing the big points spread they need in tonight's Pacific Championship showdown against the Kiwis

    Tongan coach Kristian Woolf is adamant his side won't be chasing the big points spread they need in tonight's Pacific Championship showdown against the Kiwis


    A first up loss to Samoa means the Tongans need to beat New Zealand by at least 18 points at Eden Park to qualify for next weekend's final in Sydney.

    Woolf says they need to focus on doing the basics first.



    Kickoff's at five past six.

    RUGBY LEAGUE COVERAGE WITH PIT STOP. SAVE UP TO ONE-HUNDRED DOLLARS WITH THIS MONTH'S BRAKE SPECIAL.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Sports News
     03 Nov: From our what-could-go-wrong desk..
     03 Nov: The availability of Scott and Jordie Barrett for this weekend's All Blacks test against Scotland in Edinburgh will be decided overnight New Zealand time
     03 Nov: Two further injuries have smothered Wellington's mojo in a 1-all A-League football draw against Central Coast in Gosford
     03 Nov: Tonga league player Eliesa Katoa needed urgent medical assistance on the Eden Park sideline after suffering three head knocks during his side's 40-14 loss to the Kiwis
     03 Nov: Stacey Jones is impressed, but not surprised, by Keano Kini's performance in the Kiwis' 40-14 Pacific Championships trouncing of Tonga
     02 Nov: A boost for the Black Caps T20 side with fast bowler Kyle Jamieson named to return from a side strain injury for the five-match T20 series against the West Indies
     02 Nov: All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is praising the two youngsters that helmed the second row in the 26-13 win over Ireland in Chicago
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     Today's News

    		 Rugby League:
    From our what-could-go-wrong desk.. 10:47

     Rugby:
    The availability of Scott and Jordie Barrett for this weekend's All Blacks test against Scotland in Edinburgh will be decided overnight New Zealand time 10:27

     Politics:
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     Business:
    One of the country's largest KiwiSaver fund managers says its new company will make governments commit to infrastructure 9:47

     Politics:
    The Prime Minister says sweeping curriculum changes are vital to lift falling education standards 9:27

     Health & Safety:
    Health New Zealand's concerned measles could become widespread, despite vaccination rates picking up 8:47

     Soccer:
    Two further injuries have smothered Wellington's mojo in a 1-all A-League football draw against Central Coast in Gosford 7:47

     Law and Order:
    Vets are once again leading calls for a ban on the private sale of fireworks 7:37

     Rugby League:
    Tonga league player Eliesa Katoa needed urgent medical assistance on the Eden Park sideline after suffering three head knocks during his side's 40-14 loss to the Kiwis 7:27

     Law and Order:
    A coroner's warning of the risks of DIY, after a Northland man was crushed and killed while fixing his ride-on lawnmower 7:17

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