Luis Domingos aims to help England retain Rugby World Cup title
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Luis Domingos, a player for England's wheelchair rugby league team, heads to Australia to compete in the Rugby League World Cup. Having only begun playing the sport 18 months ago, Domingos brings experience from his professional wheelchair basketball career. England looks to defend its title after winning the last World Cup in 2022. Domingos expressed excitement at the opportunity and is focused on contributing to the team's success, aiming to bring the trophy home. The team begins its pool games against Wales, USA, and Ireland.
- •Luis Domingos has played wheelchair rugby league for less than two years.
- •Domingos previously represented Portugal in wheelchair basketball.
- •England is defending its title as 2022 World Cup champions.
- •The initial matches for England include opponents Wales, USA, and Ireland.
- •Domingos emphasizes teamwork and hard work as key to success.
- 7:00 AMSky Sports — Rising star Domingos hopes to mastermind England's World Cup retention
"Just 18 months ago, Luis Domingos had not played Wheelchair Rugby League and now he heads to Australia with the hope of defending a world title with England.
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