2017 International RL Results

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4/2/17 Hungary 50-4 Uruguay     Sydney
4/2/17 El Salvador 12-32 Thailand    Sydney
4/2/17 Malta 44-26 Philippines    Sydney
  
5/5/17 Australia 30-12 NZ    Canberra
6/5/17 Samoa 10-30 England  Sydney
6/5/16 Fiji 24-26 Tonga  Sydney
6/5/17 PNG 32-22 Cook I  Sydney
6/5/17 Malta 4-24 Lebanon  Sydney

3/6/16 Lebanon 6-4 Italy Beirut
10/6/17 Italy 94-4 Spain Saluzzo
17/6/17 Norway 38-18 Sweden Oslo

 22/7/17 USA 48-6 Jamaica Jacksonville
22/7/17 Hungary 6-26 Czech R.  Budapest

19/8/17  Denmark 24-46 Norway
26/8/17  Jamaica 28-14 Canada Kingston
26/8/17  Germany 18-30 Netherlands

9/9/17  Netherlands 28-24 Sweden Amsterdam
16/9/17 Canada 18-36 USA Toronto

 1/10/17  El Salvador 46-10 Uruguay  Sydney
1/10/17  Chile 20-20 Thailand   Sydney
6/10/17  Greece 68-8 Bulgaria Belgrade
8/10/17  Italy 24-24 Malta    Sydney
8/10/17  Serbia 50-8 Greece Belgrade
13/10/17  France 34-12 Jamaica  Perpignan
14/10/17  Lebanon 32-16 Niue Sydney
14/10/17  Wales 34-38 Germany Cardiff
14/10/17  Malta 48-16 Hungary    Sydney
20/10/17  Tonga 16-6 Italy  Innisfail
21/10/17  Czech R 26-30 Norway  Krupka
21/10/17  Vanuatu 40-20 Solomon I.  Honiara
27/10/17 Australia 18-4 England      Melbourne      RLWC
28/10/17 PNG 50-6 Wales     Port Moresby     RLWC
28/10/17 NZ 38-8 Samoa     Auckland     RLWC 
28/10/17 Fiji 58-12 USA     Townsville     RLWC
29/10/17 Scotland 4-50 Tonga     Cairns     RLWC
29/10/17 Ireland 36-12 Italy     Cairns     RLWC 
29/10/17 France 18-29 Lebanon     Canberra     RLWC 


3/11/17   Australia 52-6 France     Canberra     RLWC 
4/11/17   Hong Kong 22-24 Japan  Kowloon
4/11/17   NZ 74-6 Scotland     Christchurch     RLWC 
4/11/17   Samoa 18-32 Tonga     Hamilton     RLWC
4/11/17   England 29-10 Lebanon     Sydney     RLWC
5/11/17   Philippines 72-0 Hungary Mahasarakham 
5/11/17   PNG 14-6 Ireland     Port Moresby     RLWC  
5/11/17   Italy 46-0 USA     Townsville     RLWC 
5/11/17   Fiji 72-6 Wales     Townsville     RLWC
8/11/17   Philippines 64-2 Thailand Mahasarakham
10/11/17 Fiji 38-10 Italy     Canberra     RLWC 
11/11/17 Samoa 14-14 Scotland     Cairns     RLWC
11/11/17 NZ 22-28 Tonga     Hamilton     RLWC 
11/11/17 Australia 34-0 Lebanon     Sydney     RLWC
12/11/17 PNG 64-0 USA     Port Moresby     RLWC
12/11/17 Wales 6-34 Ireland     Perth     RLWC 
12/11/17 England 36-6 France     Perth     RLWC
17/11/17 Australia 46-0 Samoa RLWC QF 1     Darwin     
18/11/17 Tonga 24-22 Lebanon RLWC QF 2     Christchurch     
18/11/17 NZ 2-4 Fiji RLWC QF 3     Wellington
18/11/17 Argentina 36-4 Colombia    Los Angeles
18/11/17 Chile 54-8 Brazil    Los Angeles
19/11/17 Chile 32-12 Argentina   Los Angeles
19/11/17 Brazil 18-22 Colombia   Los Angles
19/11/17 England 36-6 PNG RLWC QF 4     Melbourne     
24/11/17 Australia 54-6 Fiji RLWC SF 1     Brisbane     
25/11/17 England 20-18 Tonga RLWC SF 2     Auckland     

2/12/17  Australia 6-0 England RLWC Final     Brisbane     

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