The New Zealand rugby league team has reached the final four at the World Cup with a commanding 40-4 defeat of Scotland in their quarter-final at Headingley.
The Kiwis led 26-nil at half-time, scoring 5 tries in the first half and three more in the second.
Wing Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and centre Bryson Goodwin both scored two tries each while the Scots scored one try with 15 minutes to go, to centre Alex Hurst.
Jesse Bromwich, Frank Pritchard, Shaun Johnson and Manu Vatuvei scored the other New Zealand tries.
The Kiwis now face a semi-final against England, who beat France in Wigan.
