The Pacific Cup Championship Final is set to display an electrifying encounter between the Kangaroos and Tonga XIII, at the CommBank Stadium in Sydney with the kick-off scheduled for Sunday 10th November 2024 at 3:05 PM. The highly anticipated showdown will bring a thrilling and exhilarating performance of rugby league as both sides face a do-or-die for the 2024 Pacific Cup Championship Title. The Australian Kangaroo’s ate stacked with talent, including Dylan Edwards at fullback, Xavier Coates and Zac Lomax on the wings, and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow and Tom Trbojevic in the centre positions. Tom Dearden and Mitchell Moses will handle the playmaking duties as the five-eighth and halfback, respectively. The forward pack features Patrick Carrigan, Harry Grant, Lindsay Collins, Angus Crichton, Hudson Young, and captain Isaah Yeo at lock. The interchange bench consists of Matt Burton, Mitchell Barnett, Reuben Cotter, and Lindsay Smith, with Ben Hunt, Bradman Best, and Reece Robson as reserves. This includes several changes made to the lineup, introducing Bradman Best, Lindsay Smith, and Reece Robson, while Cameron Murray will be absent from the game. Meanwhile Tonga XIII has maintained stability in their lineup with no changes from the previous round with their key players including Lehi Hopoate at fullback, Daniel Tupou and Sione Katoa on the wings, and Mosese Suli and Paul Alamoti in the centers. The halves pairing consists of Tuimoala Lolohea and Isaiya Katoa. In the forward pack, Addin Fonua-Blake, who also serves as captain, will be joined by Siliva Havili, Felise Kaufusi, Haumole Olakau'atu, Eliesa Katoa, and Jason Taumalolo. The interchange bench features Soni Luke, Sitili Tupouniua, Taniela Paseka, and Siua Wong, with Keaon Koloamatangi, Isaiah Iongi, and Kulikefu Finefeuiaki as reserves. As the teams prepare, the weather forecast indicates fine conditions, and the ground at CommBank Stadium is reported to be in excellent condition. Both teams are expected to bring their best A-Game, showcasing their skills and determination on the field. The Kangaroos have shown impressive form throughout the tournament, but they will face a tough challenge from Tonga XIII, who secured a dramatic victory over the Kiwis in the semi-finals. With key players ready to perform and strategic adjustments made by both teams, this championship final is set to be a thrilling contest. The absence of major injuries for both teams mean fans can expect to see top-tier performances from all the stars on the field. The inclusion of Bradman Best and Reece Robson in the Kangaroos' reserves could provide a strategic edge, while Tonga XIII's consistent lineup aims to build on their recent success. The countdown has already begun for the Pacific Cup Championship final is set. Rugby league enthusiasts around the world including ourselves, gear up for what promises to be a memorable and fiercely contested battle for the title. The match will not only determine the Pacific Champions but also highlight the incredible talent and competitive spirit of both teams.