2014 International RL Results

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2/5/14      Australia  30-18  NZ     Sydney
3/5/14      Samoa  32-16  Fiji     Sydney
3/5/14      Netherland  16-70  Germany     Delft
17/5/14    Serbia  40-14  Ukraine     Nis
24/5/14    Russia  24-18  Ukraine     Vereya
24/5/14    Belgium  10-12  Spain     Brussels

8/6/14       Spain 54-10 Belgium     Valencia
21/6/14     Russia  20-6  Serbia    Vereya
28/6//14    Malta  18-32  Greece     Melita
28/6/14     Belgium  32-16  Netherlands     Brussels
28/6/14     Norway  10-16  Denmark     Oslo

05/7/14      Italy  54-12  Ukraine     Germona
12/7/14     Czech R  8-34  Malta      Havlickuv Brod
19/7/14     USA 18-12 Samoa     Hawaii
19/7/14     Canada 24-20 Jamaica     Toronto
26/7/14     Italy  22-18  Russia     Gemona

10/9/14     Serbia  45-6  Italy     Belgrade     

 11/10/14  Greece  68-16  Czech R     Athens
17/10/14  Scotland 42-18 Wales   Workington     
18/10/14  Ireland 22-12 France      Dublin 
25/10/14  England 32-26 Samoa  Brisbane
25/10/14  Australia 12-30 NZ  Brisbane
25/10/14  Ireland 4-25 Scotland   Dublin   
25/10/14  France 42-22 Wales      Albi
31/10/14  Scotland 22-38 France  Galashiels   

 01/11/14  NZ 14-12 Samoa  Whangarei
02/11/14  Wales 14-46 Ireland Wrexham
02/11/14  Australia 16-12  England  Melbourne
08/11/14  NZ  16-14  England  Dunedin09/11/14  Australia 44-18 Samoa  Wollongong
15/11/14  NZ 22-18  Australia  Wellington

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