Round 1
Ukraine vs Russia
Saturday, 10 September |
 | 4-36 |  |
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| Tries: Kozak Goals: | Report | Tries: Lysokon (3), Ososkov, Chuprin, Vlasyuk Goals: Lysokon (6) |
Dinamo Stadium, Kharkiv, Ukraine Attendance: 1,624 |
| 2011 Milan Kosanovic Cup | |
|---|---|
| Number of teams | 3 |
| Matches played | 3 |
The 2011 Milan Kosanovic Cup is an international rugby league tournament played in Eastern Europe [1] The competing teams are the Russia Bears, Ukraine and Serbia.
The 2011 tournament is the inaugural staging of the Milan Kosanovic Cup.
| Players |
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| Maksim Suchkov, Rustam Bulanov, Mikhail Burlutskiy, Roman Safronov, Aleksander Lysokon, Eduard Ososkov, Sergey Konstantinov, Vladimir Vlasyuk, Anatoly Grigorjev, Aleksey Nikolaev, Ilgiz Galimov, Artyom Grigoryan, Aleksey Volkov, Vladimir Gutsulyak, Grigory Esin, Igor Chuprin, Andrey Sevostjanov |
| Players |
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| Vladimir Mashkin, Igor Shevtsov, Sergey Romanko, Aleksander Skorbach, Dmitriy Semerenko, Vladimir Lobanj, Nikolay Getmanov, Maksim Miroshnichenko, Yury Smoliy, Mikhail Troyan, Sergey Kravchenko, Aleksander Kozak, Pavel Kardakov, Sergey Shevtsov, Artur Martyrosyan, Vadim Tolstoj |
| Players |
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| Ivan Šušnjara, Radovan Tajsić, Nikša Unković, Stevan Stevanović, Mirko Božović, Adam Nedić, Milan Šušnjara, Dejan Lukenić, Zoran Pešić, Vuk Tvrdišić, Stefan Nedeljković, Miloš Ćalić, Stefan Nikolić. Subs: Nenad Radević, Danilo Delić, Slaviša Zekić, Nebojša Živanović |
Saturday, 10 September |
| 4-36 | |
|---|---|---|
| Tries: Kozak Goals: | Report | Tries: Lysokon (3), Ososkov, Chuprin, Vlasyuk Goals: Lysokon (6) |
Dinamo Stadium, Kharkiv, Ukraine Attendance: 1,624 |
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