2016 International RL Results

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05/02/16     Philippines 18-12 Serbia     Sydney

 06/05/16     Auistralia 16-0 NZ     Newcastle
07/05/16     Samoa 18-6 Tonga     Sydney
07/05/16     PNG 24-22 Fiji     Sydney
08/05/16     Lebanon 20-30 Cook Islands     Sydney

01/06/16      Chile 58-20 El Salvador     Sydney
11/06/16      Italy 26-22 Lebanon    Catania
25/06/16      Ukraine 46-6 Czech R.     Rivne

16/07/16      Canada 38-2 Jamaica      Levitown
16/07/16      Norway 40-24 Sweden     Stockholm
23/07/16      USA 54-4 Jamaica      Conshohocken 

 06/08/16     Germany 12-26 Belgium     Dusseldorf
06/08/16     Denmark 50-18 Sweden     Roskilde
13/08/16     Netherlands 6-8 Germany     Rotterdam
20/8/16       Tonga 6-40 Samoa     Hawaii
20/08/16     Canada 12-26 Fiji     Hawaii

03/09/16     Belgium 36-12 Netherlands     Brussels
03/09/16     Italy 26-60 Ireland     Brescia
24/09/16     Canada 8-14 USA     Toronto 
24/09/16     Spain 4-64 Serbia     Valencia  
24/09/16     Czech R. 12-6  Norway    Krupka  

01/10/16     USA 20-14 Canada     Wilmington
08/10/16     Czech R. 12-64 Ukraine     Havlickuv Brod
08/10/16     Samoa 18-20 Fiji     Apia
08/10/16     Ireland 58-10 Malta     Bray
15/10/16     Australia 26-6 NZ     Perth
15/10/16     Ireland 12-68 Jamaica     Bray
15/10/16     Wales 50-0 Serbia     Llanelli     RLWCQ
16/10/16     Russia 40-6 Spain     Moscow     RLWCQ
16/10/16     Vanuatu 25-15 Solomon Islands  Port Vila
21/10/16     Wales 16-16 Jamaica     Wakefield
22/10/16     France 6-40 England     Avignon
22/10/16     Serbia 14-62  Italy          RLWCQ
22/10/16     Germany 32-40 Wales     Paderborn
23/10/16     Spain 6-46 Ireland     Valencia     RLWCQ
28/10/16     Australia 54-12 Scotland     Hull
29/10/16     England 16-17 NZ     Huddersfield
29/10/16     Italy 14-20 Wales     Monza     RLWCQ
29/10/16     SA 22-50 Niue
30/10/16     Ireland 70-16 Russia  Bray     RLWCQ


2/11/16       SA 0-44 Niue
04/11/16     Italy 76-0 Russia     Leigh     RLWCQ
05/11/16     England 38-12 Scotland     Coventry
05/11/16     NZ 8-14 Australia     Coventry
11/11/16     Scotland 18-18 NZ     Workington
13/11/16     England 18-36 Australia     London
20/11/16     Australia 34-8 NZ     Liverpool


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