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Rugby League: RLIF chief executive unsure over Four Nations future

The future of the Four Nations was unclear yesterday as officials debate the future of international rugby league.

Australia were victorious in Sunday’s Four Nations final, beating New Zealand 34-8 at Anfield, but the Rugby League International Federation’s (RLIF) chief executive David Collier does not know if or when the tournament will be held again.

The 2017 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand from next October to December, will bring to an end the RLIF’s current calendar of events.

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