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NATIONS
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Argentina -
Australia -
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Belgium -
Canada -
Catalonia -
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Cuba -
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Republic -
Denmark -
England -
Estonia -
Fiji -
France -
Georgia -
Germany -
Great
Britain -
Greece -
Hawaii -
Hungary -
Ireland -
Italy -
Jamaica -
Japan -
Kazakhstan -
Latvia -
Lebanon -
Malta -
Moldova -
Morocco -
Netherlands -
New
Caledonia -
New
Zealand -
Niue -
Norfolk
Island -
Norway -
Pakistan -
Panama -
Papua
New Guinea -
Portugal -
Russia -
Samoa -
Saudi
Arabia -
Scotland -
Serbia -
Solomon
Islands -
South
Africa -
Spain -
Sweden -
Tokelau -
Tonga -
Tuvalu -
Ukraine -
United
Arab Emirates -
United
States -
Wales -
WORLD CUP
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1985 - 1988
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1989 - 1992
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TRI NATIONS
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1999
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2004
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2005
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2006
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FOUR NATIONS
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2009
FOUR NATIONS -
2010
FOUR NATIONS -
2011
FOUR NATIONS -
2014
FOUR NATIONS -
2015
FOUR NATIONS -
EUROPEAN CUP
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2009
EUROPEAN CUP -
2010
EUROPEAN CUP -
2011
EUROPEAN CUP -
PACIFIC CUP
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2009
PACIFIC CUP -
2011
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2009 WORLD RANKINGS
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Australia - 2 -
New
Zealand - 3 -
England - 4 -
Fiji - 5 -
France - 6 -
Papua
New Guinea - 7 -
Ireland - 8 -
Tonga - 9 -
Scotland - 10 -
Samoa - 11 -
Lebanon - 12 -
Wales - 13 -
Russia - 14 -
Cook
Islands - 15 -
United
States - 16 -
Serbia - 17 -
Japan - 18 -
Italy - 19 -
Germany - 20 -
Czech
Republic - 21 -
Latvia - 22 -
Estonia - 23 -
South
Africa - 24 -
Jamaica - 25 -
Morocco - 26 -
Greece - 27 -
Malta - 28 -
Ukraine - 29 -
Niue - 30 -
Tokelau -
2009 OBSERVER STATUS
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Catalonia - 32 -
Norway - 33 -
Sweden - 34 -
Portugal - 35 -
United
Arab Emir - 36 -
Solomon
Islands - 37 -
Panama - 38 -
Cuba - 39 -
Hawaii - 40 -
Hungary - 41 -
Belgium - 42 -
Saudi
Arabia - 43 -
Pakistan - 44 -
Denmark
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RUGBY LEAGUE TRI-NATIONS
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RUGBY LEAGUE TRI-NATIONS OVERVIEW
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RUGBY LEAGUE TRI-NATIONS MAP
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TRI-NATIONS POOL ROUNDS
Host Nation - Great Britain with one game co-hosted by New Zealand
Number of Teams - 3
Highest Crowd - 39,200 Leeds, England (Record crowd for TN game in UK & Sellout)
Average Crowd - 26,053
Total Crowd - 182,368
2004 Tri-Nations Snapshot - The Tri-Nations series was restarted in 2004 in place of the World Cup. The format had changed from the 1999 series with teams playing each other twice. The first game kicked off in Auckland with Australia and New Zealand drawing the game 16 all. The games in the UK were well attended. In front of a packed house at Wigan, Great Britain defeated Australia 24 -12. The following week Great Britain scraped home against New Zealand at Hull to secure a spot in the final. In the week leading up to the final the UK media had been talking up Great Britain's chances of winning the series. In front of a sell-out crowd at Elland Road Leeds, Great Britain fell apart and could not live up to the hype when they were humiliated by Australia 44 -4.
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Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Game 6
Final Table
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Team
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P
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W
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D
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L
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F
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A
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PTS
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4
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3
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0
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1
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80
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60
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6
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|
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4
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2
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1
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1
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72
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60
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5
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4
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0
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1
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3
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64
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95
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1
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TRI-NATIONS FINALTri-Nations FinalNov 13th
Australia
44 -
Great Britain 4Location - Elland Road, Leeds, EnglandCrowd - 39,200
(Record crowd for TN game in UK & Sellout)
Tri-Nations Champions
AUSTRALIA
