Members of Parliament have welcomed the decision of the Rugby Football League to allow teams involved in the Ladbrokes Four Nations Series to wear poppies on their shirts.
A two-minute silence will be held when England take on Australia at the Olympic Stadium in London on Remembrance Sunday, when players from both teams will wear poppies.
Scotland and New Zealand will similarly pay their respects when they meet in Workington on Friday week.
The announcement comes in the wake of the row caused by FIFA's decision to prohibit political, religious or commercial messages on shirts ahead of England's clash with Scotland.
The All-Party Parliamentary Rugby League Group chair and Leeds North West MP Greg Mulholland said "I am pleased that the Rugby Football League and Rugby League international Foundation have agreed that teams will be able to wear poppies on their kit in the forthcoming Four Nations matches.
"Rugby league remembers those who gave so much for the country and for us, and through this small gesture, we recognise and reflect on their profound courage."