Introduction to the World Cup Action The World Cup has kicked off with a bang, with several countries competing in rugby and soccer tournaments. In the rugby league World Cup, Wales is looking to bounce back from a disappointing debut against England, where they conceded 13 tries. Despite the loss, Wales boss Steve Tandy is confident that veteran player Taulupe Faletau still has what it takes to make a significant impact in the tournament, and could potentially be a contender for the World Cup. ## Wales Looks to Rebound Against Samoa Wales will be facing Samoa in Sydney on Friday, and they will be hoping to fare better than they did against England. The team has made four changes to their lineup, which could potentially give them the boost they need to take down Samoa. Meanwhile, in the women's soccer World Cup, the U.S. under-17 women's national team has made history with a record-breaking 17-0 victory over Samoa. This win marks the most goals ever scored in an under-17 women's World Cup match, and sets the team up for a strong campaign. ## England Faces Tough Test Against France In the rugby league World Cup, England is looking to revive their campaign after a disappointing loss to Tonga. Despite the defeat, coach Brian McDermott has chosen to keep the same lineup, and will be hoping that his team can bounce back against France in Perth on Saturday. This match will be a tough test for England, but a win could help them get their campaign back on track. ## What to Watch Next As the World Cup action continues to heat up, fans will be eagerly anticipating the upcoming matches. Wales' clash with Samoa on Friday will be a crucial test for the team, and England's match against France on Saturday will be a must-watch for rugby league fans. Meanwhile, the U.S. under-17 women's national team will be looking to build on their record-breaking win over Samoa, and make a deep run in the tournament. With so much excitement and drama unfolding, one thing is for sure - the World Cup is going to be an unforgettable ride.