No arrests at Tongan-Lebanon match in ChristchurchKAI SCHWOERER/GETTY IMAGES Tevita Pangai Junior of Tonga charges forward during the 2017 Rugby League World Cup quarterfinal match between Tonga and Lebanon at AMI Stadium on Saturday. Police are praising the crowd at Saturday's Rugby League World Cup 2017 quarter final between Tonga and Lebanon in Christchurch. The peaceful game comes after a security guard was hit outside the Tonga vs Samoa rugby league game in Hamilton earlier this month. Canterbury district metro area commander Superintendent Lane Todd said no arrests had been made in Christchurch on Saturday and only one person was evicted from AMI Stadium. READ MORE:* Security guard 'king hit' outside Samoa vs Tonga rugby league match* Shaky Tonga sneak into Rugby League World Cup semifinals with narrow win over Lebanon* Nothing compares to the beauty and raw emotion of Tonga and Samoa's special rivalryTonga only managed to just win 24-22 over Lebanon in a vibrant quarterfinal in Christchurch.

Source: Stuff November 19, 2017 01:30 UTC