Final (22 Nov 2003)
England 20-17 Australia
[Report] : [Gallery]
Third place play-off
New Zealand 40-13 France
[Report] : [Gallery]
Semi-final 2
France 7-24 England
[Report] : [Gallery]
Semi-final 1
Australia 22-10 New Zealand
[Report] : [Gallery]
Draw and Results in full
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Ireland v Romania
Saturday 11 October
Argentina v Namibia
Tuesday 14 October
Japan v USA
Monday 27 October

Stadium: Central Coast Stadium
Capacity: 20,000
Built: 2000
Sports: rugby league, rugby union, soccer
Gosford
State: New South Wales
Population: 160,000
Mean Oct Temp: 12.6-24.8 C
Mean Oct Rain days: 9.8
Mean Humidity: 63%
Located on the beautiful New South Wales Central Coast, Gosford will host three World Cup matches at the Central Coast Stadium.
Its close proximity to Sydney and Newcastle makes Gosford a commuter city, with workers in both major cities choosing the quieter Gosford lifestyle at the expense of a commute from the city to work.
But Gosford is not just a satellite suburb of Sydney - it is a thriving city in its own right and the hub of the Central Coast.
The region's delights are obvious. A temperate climate means it is rarely too hot, and just as rarely too cold.
The Central Coast boasts beautiful beaches and national parks while Gosford is big enough to host all the entertainment and eating options you'd expect in a city of 160,000 people.
There are 31 beaches on the Central Coast, all of which are within easy reach of Gosford.
The city is also surrounded by national parks, state forests and reserves, each offering a variety of outdoor activities from horse riding to bushwalking.


