LIVE ON THE BBC: WATCH ENGLAND V FRANCE WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP FINAL  

Rugby fans across the UK can watch the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final between England and France live and free-to-air on BBC iPlayer, bringing one of the sport's biggest global moments to audiences nationwide. 

The final, which begins at 8:45am on Friday 13 November, sees reigning champions England take on France in a clash between two of the sport's powerhouse nations. The teams will meet in the Rugby League Wheelchair World Cup final for a fourth consecutive tournament, with England aiming to retain the title after a dramatic 28-24 victory over France in 2025. 
 
Alongside the live stream, fans can follow the action through BBC Sport's live text coverage, available across the BBC Sport website and app.  
 
BBC Radio 5 Live will also have live coverage of the men's and women's finals on Sunday 15 November as the tournament reaches its conclusion in Brisbane, with Australia and New Zealand going head-to-head in both matches for the world title.  
 
The BBC Sport website and app will have live text coverage and digital clips available for both the men’s and women’s finals, ensuring audiences are across every key moment from the World Cup. 
 
Alex Kay-Jelski, Director of BBC Sport said: “Sport is at its very best when it gives audiences moments they can share, and an England team playing in a World Cup final is exactly that. Bringing audiences the biggest homegrown sporting moments is at the heart of BBC Sport, and we’re proud to bring rugby fans England's final with France for the world title on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.” 

Watch the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final live on BBC iPlayer, with live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app, from 8.45am on Friday 13 November.