2010 International RL Results

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1/3/10     Lebanon               16  v    6          Palestine                   Beirut
4/3/10     Palestine                 0  v  20          Saudi Arabai             Beirut
6/3/10     Lebanon               14  v  14          Saudi Arabia             Beirut

7/5/10     Australia               12  v    8          New Zealand           Mebourne

1/6/10     Samoa                    4  v  24          Fiji                           Apia         
4/6/10     Malta                    30  v  20          Norway                   Hamrun
9/6/10     Ukraine                   4  v  68          Barla U23's             Kharkiv
12/6/10   England                 60  v    6          France                    Leigh
26/6/10   Czech Republic       4  v  56          Serbia                     Prague
27/6/10   Russia                   52  v  14          Ukraine                   Moscow

3/7/10     Serbia                   40  v  14          Germany                 Belgrave
10/7/10   Czech Republic     16  v  66          Catalonia                 Prague
17/7/10   Germany               96  v    0          Czech R                  Kaiserslautern
31/7/10   Latvia                     4  v   54          Russia                      Riga
31/7/10   South Africa           6  v   36          GB Comm Lions      Pretoria

22/8/10   GB Comm Lions   50  v  22          Jamaica                   Hunslet

18/9/10   Ukraine               112  v   0           Latvia                      Kiev
19/9/10   Canada                 16  v  22          U.S.A.                     Ontario
22/9/10   Italy                        8  v  16          Lebanon                   Monselice
25/9/10   Italy                      24  v  16          Lebanon                   Padova
26/9/10   PNG                    18  v  30          Australia PM XIII    Port Moresby

3/10/10    Lebanon              30  v  10         Pakistan                Tripoli
6/10/10    Wales                    6  v  13        Italy                      Wrexham
9/10/10    France                 58  v  24         Ireland                 Avignon
10/10/10  Scotland              22  v   60        Wales        Glasgow                        
15/10/10  France                26   v  12         Scotland              Albi
15/10/10  NZ Maori            18  v  18         England               Auckland
15/10/10  New Zealand       50  v    6         Samoa                Auckland
16/10/10  Wales                  31  v  30         Ireland                 Neath
23/10/10  France                 11  v  12         Wales                  Albi
23/10/10  Ireland                 22  v  42          Scotland             Dublin
23/10/10  New Zealand       24  v  10          England              Wellington
23/10/10  Tonga                    6  v  22          Samoa                Parramatta
24/10/10  Australia              42   v   0             PNG                Parramatta
30/10/10  New Zealand       76   v 12            PNG                Rotorua
30/10/10  Sweden               20   v  20         Norway              Gateborg
31/10/10  Australia              34   v  14         England              Melbourne

6/11/10    PNG                   10   v  36         England                Auckland
6/11/10    New Zealand       20   v  34        Australia               Auckland
13/11/10  Australia              12   v  16        New Zealand        Brisbane
16/11/10  USA                    36   v  26        Jamaica                 Jacksonville
18/11/10  Canada                12   v  32        Jamaica                 Jacksonville
20/11/10  USA                    46   v  12        Canada                 Jacksonville

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