Digicel Vanuatu is excited to announce live coverage of all sixteen matches from the highly anticipated Rugby League Pacific Championship.

The Pacific Cup and Pacific Bowl will be played in four countries across four weekends in October and November.

Digicel Vanuatu CEO, Gary Sue Fong, said; “Experience the thrill of the Pacific Championship with our premium rugby league coverage on Digicel TV and DTV app. This exciting expansion of the championship highlights the growing popularity of the sport in the region.”

The 2024 Pacific Bowl will feature Fiji Bati, Papua New Guinea and Cook Islands. 

The 2024 women’s tournament is set to be even more explosive, with four weeks of Pacific Cup and Bowl matches. The Pacific Bowl will serve as a qualifying event for the Rugby League World Cup 2026.

The women’s Cup features the powerhouse teams Australia, New Zealand and PNG, with Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Cook Islands to contest the Bowl. The Bowl winner will qualify for the World Cup 2026.

The 2024 Pacific Championships will conclude with a quadruple-header in Sydney on Sunday, 10 November headlined by the men’s and women’s Cup finals and the promotion relegation games featuring the top team in the Bowl vs the bottom team in the Cup.

Visit the Digicel Vanuatu Facebook page or www.digicelvanuatu.com for more information.