International rugby league in 2011

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This page details rugby league international match results in 2011.

DateResultCompetitionVenueAttendance
19 March 2011 United States 8-26 Ireland Donnybrook Cup Philadelphia, United States 1,000
6 May 2011 Australia 20-10 New Zealand ANZAC Test Match Gold Coast, Australia 26,301
9 July 2011 Norway 32-28 Germany European Shield Oslo, Norway  ?
23 July 2011Germany 36-12 Malta European Shield Hochspeyer, Germany  ?
23 July 2011 Hungary 16-38 Czech Republic European Bowl Kecskemét, Hungary  ?
31 July 2011 Canada 40-10 Jamaica Caribbean Carnival Cup Toronto, Canada 1,500
27 August 2011United States 18-2 Canada Colonial Cup Philadelphia, United States ?
2 September 2011Malta 64-24 NorwayEuropean Shield Hamrun, Malta  ?
18 September 2011Canada 18-16 United StatesColonial CupCanada ?
15 October 2011United States 40-4 South Africa 2013 World Cup qualifier New Jersey, United States ?
15 October 2011 Italy 92-6 Russia 2013 World Cup qualifier Padua, Italy 2,100
16 October 2011Australia 42-6 New ZealandTrans-Tasman Test Newcastle, Australia32,890
16 October 2011 Scotland 26-6 Ireland Autumn International Series Glasgow, Scotland  ?
16 October 2011 Lebanon 96-4 Serbia 2013 World Cup qualifier Tripoli, Lebanon  ?
19 October 2011South Africa 6-20 Jamaica2013 World Cup qualifierNew Jersey, United States ?
21 October 2011 France 18-32 England Avignon, France 16,866
22 October 2011 Wales 30-6 Ireland Neath, Wales 2,265
22 October 2011Russia 0-32 Lebanon2013 World Cup qualifier Vereya, Russia  ?
23 October 2011United States 40-4 Jamaica2013 World Cup qualifierNew Jersey, United States800
23 October 2011Serbia 6-52 Italy2013 World Cup qualifier Belgrade, Serbia  ?
28 October 2011Australia 26-12 New Zealand Four Nations Warrington, England 12,491
29 October 2011France 42-10 ScotlandAutumn International Series Perpignan, France10,313
29 October 2011Serbia 28-36 Russia2013 World Cup qualifierBelgrade, Serbia ?
29 October 2011Italy 19-19 Lebanon2013 World Cup qualifierBelgrade, Serbia ?
29 October 2011England 42-4 WalesFour Nations Leigh, England10,377
4 November 2011Ireland 16-34 FranceAutumn International Series Limerick, Ireland 3,100
5 November 2011Wales 0-36 New ZealandFour Nations London, England42,344*
5 November 2011England 20-36 AustraliaFour NationsLondon, England42,344*
12 November 2011England 28-6 New ZealandFour Nations Hull, England23,447
13 November 2011Wales 14-56 AustraliaFour Nations Wrexham, Wales5,233
19 November 2011England 8-30 AustraliaFour Nations Final Leeds, England34,174

* Double header played at Wembley Stadium

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