2011 International RL Results

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19/3/11  USA  8  v  26  Ireland  Philadelphia

03/04/11  Sweden  20 v 20 Norway  Gothenberg
22/04/11  Germany  6 v 90 Serbia  Frankfurt

6/5/11  Australia  20 v 10  NZ  Gold Coast
 
10/6/11  England  12  v  16  Exiles  Leeds
18/6/11  Fiji  8  v  20  Samoa  Suva
25/6/11  Morocco  0  v  78  Lebanon  Cassablanca
25/6/11  Serbia  0   v  38  GB Community Lions  Belgrade
28/6/11  Morocco  4 v  72  Lebanon  Cassablanca

  9/7/11  Norway    32 v  28  Germany  Oslo
22/7/11  Hungary  16 v 38   Czech R  Budapest
23/7/11  Germany  26 v 12   Malta  Hochspeyer
31/7/11  Canada  40 v 10  Jamaica  Toronto

  2/8 11  Hungary  0 v 44  Belgrade XIII  Budapest
27/8/11  USA  18 v  2   Canada  Philadelphia

  2/9/11  Malta  64 v 24  Norway  Hamrun
10/9/11  Ukraine  4 v 36 Russia  Kharkov
17/9/11  Canada  18 v 16  USA  Toronto    
30/9/11  Serbia  10 v  4  Ukraine  Belgrade

2/10/11    Denmark  28 v  8 Norway  Copenhagen
09/10/11  Canada  22 v  36  SA  Toronto
15/10/11  Italy  92 v  6   Russia  WCQ  Padova
15/10/11  Lebanon  96 v  4  Serbia  WCQ  Tripoli    
15/10/11  USA  40 v  4  SA  WCQ  Philadelphia
15/10/11  England K  38 v 18  France  Leigh
16/10/11  Scotland 26 v  6   Ireland  Glasgow
16/10/11  Australia 42 v  6   NZ  Newcastle
19/10/11  SA 6 v 20  Jamaica  WCQ  Philadelphia
21/10/11  France  18 v 32  England  Avignon
22/10/11  Russia  0 v 32  Lebanon    WCQ  Vereya
22/10/11  Wales 30 v 6 Ireland  Neath
22/10/11  Serbia  6 v  52  Italy   WCQ  Belgrade
23/10/11  USA  40 v 4  Jamaica  WCQ  Philadelphia
28/10/11  Australia  26 v 12  NZ  Four Nations Warrington
29/10/11  Serbia  28 v 36  Russia  WCQ  Belgrade
29/10/11  Lebanon  19 v 19 Italy  WCQ  Belgrade            
29/10/11  England  42 v 4 Wales  Four Nations  Leigh
29/10/11  France  46 v 10  Scotland  Perpignan
30/10/11  PNG  12 v  26  Fiji  Hagen

05/11/11  Wales  0  v  36  NZ  Four Nations  London    
05/11/11  England 29 v 36  Australia  Four Nations  London      
06/11/11  Ireland  16 v 34  France  Limerick
06/11/11  PNG  26 v 0  Fiji  PNG
06/11/11  BARLA U23  84 v 0  Ukraine U23  York
12/11/11  England  28 v 6  NZ  Hull  Four Nations
13/11/11  Wales  14 v 56  Australia  Wrexham  Four Nations
19/11/11  England 8-30 Australia  Four Nations Final  Leeds


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