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Dyldam Parramatta Eels forward Peni Terepo leads the Tongan Sipi Tau. Photo by Grant Trouville © NRLphotos

Dyldam Parramatta Eels forwards Manu Ma’u, Peni Terepo and outside backs Vai Toutai and John Folau were today (11 September) selected in the Tongan NRL World Cup Qualifier Train On Squad for their upcoming clash against the Cook Islands.

Ma’u, Terepo, Toutai and Folau form part of the 58-man squad which also features players from the NRL, the Super League and the Intrust Super Cup.

Ma’u and Terepo featured for Tonga earlier in 2015 in their Pacific Test against Somoa whilst Folau was named 18th man for the clash.

The Rugby League World Cup Qualifier is set to feature on 17th October 2015 at Campbelltown Stadium at 7pm.

Tonga Squad

Joe Ofahengaue (Broncos), Mahe Fonua, Felise Kaufusi (Storm), Siku Taukeiaho, Vaha Pulu, Willie Manu (Roosters), Sika Manu, Leilani Latu, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Daniel Foster, Sione Katoa, Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (Panthers) Tyson Frizell (Dragons), Sitaleki Akauola, Asipeli Fine, Joel Luani, Salesi Funaki, Delouise Hoeter (Tigers) Kelepi Tanginoa (Cowboys), Agnatius Paasi, Levi Li (Titans) Manu Ma’u, Peni Terepo, Vai Toutai, John Folau (Eels) Brenko Lee, Tevita Pangai (Raiders), Anthony Tupou, Sosaia Feki, David Fifita, Soulala Houma, Malakai Houma, Pat Politoni (Sharks) Jorge Taufua, Feleti Mateo, Siosaia Vave, Tony Satini (Sea Eagles) Antonio Kaufusi, Daniel Fualalo (Bulldogs) Tuimoala Lolohea, Solomone Kata, Konrad Hurrell, Albert Vete, Sione Lousi, John Palavi, Sebastine Ikahahifo, Glen Fisi’ahi, Siliva Havili, David Fusi’tua (Warriors), Ukuma Ta’ai (Giants), Fuifui Moimoi (Centurions), Atelea Vea (St Helens), Michael Oldfield (Catalans), Mickey Paea (Hull FC). Mosese Pangai, Lorenzo Ma’afu (Blackhawks), Nafe Seluini (Burleigh), Charlie Faingaa (Redcliffe).

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