Rugby League World Cup: BBC TV listings, results and fixture schedule in full

The Rugby League World Cup has come to a conclusion, with Australia completing a double by winning the men's and women's tournaments, while hosts England dramatically clinched the wheelchair title.

Results

Saturday, 15 October

Men's

England 60-6 Samoa - St James' Park, Newcastle

Australia 42-8 Fiji - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Sunday, 16 October

Men's

Scotland 4-28 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle

Jamaica 2-48 Ireland - Headingley, Leeds

New Zealand 34-12 Lebanon - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Monday, 17 October

Men's: France 34-12 Greece - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster

Tuesday, 18 October

Men's: Tonga 24-18 Papua New Guinea - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Wednesday, 19 October

Men's: Wales 12-18 Cook Islands - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh

Friday, 21 October

Men's: Australia 84-0 Scotland - Coventry Arena, Coventry

Saturday, 22 October

Men's

Fiji 60-4 Italy - Kingston Park, Newcastle

England 42-18 France - University of Bolton Stadium, Bolton

New Zealand 68-6 Jamaica - MKM Stadium, Hull

Sunday, 23 October

Men's

Lebanon 32-14 Ireland - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh

Samoa 72-4 Greece - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster

Monday, 24 October

Men's: Tonga 32-6 Wales - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Tuesday, 25 October

Men's: Papua New Guinea 32-16 Cook Islands - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Friday, 28 October

Men's: New Zealand 48-10 Ireland - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Saturday, 29 October

Men's

England 94-4 Greece - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Fiji 30-14 Scotland - Kingston Park, Newcastle

Australia 66-6 Italy - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Sunday, 30 October

Men's

Lebanon 74-12 Jamaica - Leigh Sports Village, Leigh

Tonga 92-10 Cook Islands - Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough

Samoa 62-4 France - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Monday, 31 October

Men's - Papua New Guinea 36-0 Wales - Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster

Tuesday, 1 November

Women's - England 72-4 Brazil and Papua New Guinea 34-12 Canada - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Wednesday, 2 November

Women's - New Zealand 46-0 France and Australia 74-0 Cook Islands - Community Stadium, York

Thursday, 3 November

Wheelchair: Spain 55-32 Ireland and England 38-8 Australia - Copper Box Arena, London

Friday, 4 November

Men's - Australia 48-4 Lebanon - John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield

Wheelchair - France 158-6 Wales and Scotland 62-41 USA - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Saturday, 5 November

Men's

England 46-6 Papua New Guinea - DW Stadium, Wigan

New Zealand 24-18 Fiji - MKM Stadium, Hull

Women's

England 54-4 Canada - DW Stadium, Wigan

Papua New Guinea 70-0 Brazil - MKM Stadium, Hull

Sunday, 6 November

Men's - Tonga 18-20 Samoa - Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Women's - New Zealand 34-4 Cook Islands and Australia 92-0 France - Community Stadium, York

Wheelchair - England 104-12 Spain and Australia 76-18 Ireland - Copper Box Arena, London

Monday, 7 November

Wheelchair: France 80-15 Scotland and Wales 50-32 USA - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Wednesday, 9 November

Women's - Canada 22-16 Brazil and England 42-4 Papua New Guinea - Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Wheelchair - Australia 52-32 Spain and England 121-0 Ireland - Copper Box Arena, London

Thursday, 10 November

Women's - France 18-26 Cook Islands and Australia 10-8 New Zealand - Community Stadium, York

Wheelchair - France 116-6 USA and Wales 70-36 Scotland - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Friday, 11 November

Men's semi-final - Australia 16-14 New Zealand - Elland Road, Leeds

Saturday, 12 November

Men's semi-final - England 26-27 Samoa - Emirates Stadium, London

Sunday, 13 November

Wheelchair semi-finals - France 84-40 Australia and England 125-22 Wales - English Institute of Sport, Sheffield

Monday, 14 November

Women's semi-finals - Australia 82-0 Papua New Guinea and England 6-20 New Zealand - Community Stadium, York

Friday, 18 November

Wheelchair final - France 24-28 England - Manchester Central, Manchester

Fixtures

Saturday, 19 November

Women's final - Australia 54-4 New Zealand - Old Trafford, Manchester

Men's final - Australia 30-10 Samoa - Old Trafford, Manchester