International rugby league in 2019

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International rugby league matches will be played throughout 2019.

A † denotes a recognised, but unofficial match that did not contribute to the RLIF World Rankings.

Men[]

January[]

No Internationals were played

February[]

No Internationals were played

March[]

23 March 2019
15:00 CST (UTC−06)
El Salvador  Cancelled  
[1]
Indes Sports Complex, Santa Ana[2]

April[]

6 April 2019
15:00 IST (UTC+01)
Ireland A 44 – 14  Norway
[3]
Gormanston Park, Dublin[4]
Referee: Eamonn Whelan (Ireland)

May[]

18 May 2019
13:00 BST (UTC+01)
Greece  56 – 26  Norway
Try: Mamouzelos (4), Constantinou (2), Nianiakas (2), Kartsonakis,
Goal: Meads (7/8), Bastas (1/1), Mamouzelos (0/1)
 Report Try: Diggs (2), Borsheim, Milligan, Nordtun
Goal: Nordtun (2/4), Cummins (1/1)
New River Stadium, London[5]
Attendance: 608
Referee: Cameron Worsley (England)[6]
Team details
FB 1 Terry Constantinou
WG 2 Ioannis Nake
CE 3 Konstantinos Katsidonis
CE 4 Dimosthenis Kartsonakis
WG 5 Nikolaos Kourkakis
FE 6 Nikolaos Bosmos
HB 7 Jordan Meads (c)
PR 8 Stefanos Bastas
HK 9 Peter Mamouzelos
PR 12 Ioannis Rousoglou
SR 11 Theodoros Nianiakas
SR 10 Grigoris Koutsimpogiorgos
LK 13
Interchange:
BE 14 Aris Dardamanis
BE 15 Pantelis Tsattalios
BE 17 Ioannis Dimakas
BE 18 Giorgos Tsiakos
Coach:
Jim Pizanias
FB 1 Stephen Mwikaria
WG 2 Casey Diggs
CE 3 Kristoffer Borsheim
CE 4 Fredrik Nordtun
WG 5 Bendik Kalvik
FE 6 Nathan Cummins
HB 7 Simon Viljoen
PR 8 Sam Mullins
HK 9 Kristoffer Milligan (c)
PR 10 Ezra McIntyre
SR 11 Nils Kristian Holte
SR 12 Kristian Nordin-Skipnes
LK 13 Brett Harvey
Interchange:
BE 14 Sonny Mellor
BE 15 Christoffer Stalsberg
BE 16 Lucas Zuniga
BE 17 Josh Skidmore-Hornby
Coach:
Dave Hunter

Touch judges:
Shane Daniel (England)[6]
Joe Turner (England)[6]

Notes:

  • This match acted as a curtain raiser for a League 1 fixture between the London Skolars and Doncaster, which posted a crowd of 608.[7]

June[]

21 June 2019
19:00 AEST (UTC+10)
Cook Islands  66 – 6  South Africa
Try: Ulberg (3), Niukore (2), R. Rennie (2), Dargan, E. Noovao, Puna, V. Rennie, Teroi
Goal: Marsters (9/12)
 Try: Turner
Goal: Cryer (1/1)
, Sydney[8][9]
Attendance: 2,621
Referee: Peter Gough (Australia)[10]
22 June 2019
17:40 NZST (UTC+12)
New Zealand  34 – 14  Tonga
Try: Johnson (2), Hughes, Manu, Smith, Tuivasa-Sheck
Goal: Marsters (5/6)
 report Try: Kata, Taukeiaho, Tupou
Goal: Taukeiaho (1/2), Staggs (0/1)
Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland[11][12]
Attendance: 23,624
Referee: Ben Cummins (Australia)[13]

Notes:

22 June 2019
17:40 AEST (UTC+10)
Fiji  58 – 14  Lebanon
Try: Bukuya (2), Sivo (2), Vunivalu (2), Lovodua, Kamikamica, Kikau, Wakeham
Goal: Wakeham (8/9), Roqica (1/1)
 Try: Miski (2), Lichaa
Goal: Maarbani (1/2), Robinson (0/1)
Leichhardt Oval, Sydney[11][14]
Attendance: 8,408
Referee: Matt Cecchin (Australia)[15]

Notes:

22 June 2019
19:55 AEST (UTC+10)
Papua New Guinea  6 – 24  Samoa
Try: Wapi
Goal: Martin (1/1)
 report Try: Aloiai, Harris-Tavita, Luai, Paulo
Goal: Isaako (4/4)
Leichhardt Oval, Sydney[16][14]
Attendance: 8,408
Referee: Adam Gee (Australia)[13]

Notes:

22 June 2019
15:30 EDT (UTC−04)
Jamaica  26 – 24  United States
Try: Grant (2), Walker, Thomas, Morris
Goal: Thompson (2), Bailey (1)
 Report Try: Robinson, Jones, Wathen, Sylk
Goal: Foster (3), Jones (1)
University of the West Indies, Kingston[17]

July[]

14 July 2019
15:00 AEST (UTC+10)
Colombia  16 – 30†  India
Try: Zuluaga (3)
Goal: Vargas (2)
 Report Try: Mahli (3), Chowdhury, Anuridh, Khan
Goal: Sharma (3)
, Brisbane
Attendance: 550[18]
Referee: Isaac Freeman

August[]

24 August 2019
17:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Czech Republic  18 – 10  Serbia
Goal: Daniel Veselý (1/4)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Đorđe Stošić, Stefan Arsić
Goal: Vladimir Milutinović (1/2)
Vrchlabí Football Stadium, Vrchlabí[19]
Attendance: ≈400
Referee:  [cz] (Czech Republic)

Notes:

  • This fixture was initially announced as Czech Republic vs Netherlands.[20][21]

September[]

14 September 2019
Bosnia and Herzegovina  2 – 78  Canada
Goal: Filip Stošić (1/1)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Tyler Doran (3), Brad Austin (2), Ash Calvert (2), Ethan Langs, Michael Mastdanni, Emil Borggren, Scycer Dumas, James Gwatkin, Toni Felix, Charles Curian
Goal: Ash Calvert (7/10), Brad Austin (4/4)
SC Inge, Belgrade
Attendance: ≈150
Referee: Stefan Stamenić (Serbia)
14 September 2019
17:00 TRT (UTC+03)
Turkey  24 – 38  Greece
Report
Trakya University Ayşekadın Campus, Edirne[22]
Attendance: 150
Referee: Andrew Pilkington (Spain)[23]
2019 Griffin Cup
14 September 2019
16:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Germany  18 – 56  Netherlands
Gnarrenburg[24]
15 September 2019
15:00 AEST (UTC+10)
Peru  34 – 30  Uruguay
Try: Jye Sommers (3), Isaiah Parker, Sean Day, Josh Marrufo-Davidson, Jayden Ibarburu
Goal: Frank Altamirano (3)
 Report Try: Diego Papa (2), Julio Toledo, Steve Clarke, Nico Papa
Goal: Diego Papa (5)
Waminda Oval, Sydney
Attendance: 350[25]
Referee: Wayne Beh (Australia)
18 September 2019
Serbia A 6 – 54  Canada
Try: Vlado Kušić
Goal: Đorđe Stošić (1/1)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Ethan Langs (3), Scyler Dumas (2), Charles Curran, Emil Borggren, Brad Austin, Ash Calvert, Jordan Henry
Goal: Brad Austin (5/6), Ash Calvert (2/4)
Belgrade
21 September 2019
15:30 CEST (UTC+02)
Serbia  36 – 8  Canada
Try: Predrag Keglić, Miloš Zogović, Vladimir Milutinović, Miloš Čalić, Stevan Stevanović, Aleksandar Đorđević, Rajko Trifunović
Goal: Džavid Jašari (3/4), Miloš Zogović (1/3)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Ethan Langs, Tony Felix
Goal: Brad Austin (0/2)
Makiš Stadium, Belgrade
Attendance: 250[26]
Referee: Radoslav Novaković (Serbia)
28 September 2019
14:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Poland  34 – 18  Czech Republic
Try: Kowalski (2), Churmycz, Kolodziej, Kowalewski, Mykietyn, Michalowski
Goal: Michalowski (3/7)
 Try: Chrbolka, Hovard, Novotný
Goal: Veselý (2/2), Tichý (1/1)
KS Budowlani, Łódź
Referee: Misa Vakadranu (Netherlands)

October[]

2019 Middle East Africa Championship
2 October 2019
14:00 WAT (UTC+1)
Nigeria  25 – 12  Ghana
Try: Fagborun (3), Adebiyi
Goal: I Lawal Saulawa (4/4)
Field Goals: I Lawal Saulawa (1)
 Report Try: Bless Mensah, Tettegah
Goal: Bless Mensah (2/2)
Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos[27]
Referee: Phil Smith
2019 Middle East Africa Championship
2 October 2019
17:00 WAT (UTC+1)
Cameroon  4 – 8  Morocco
Try: Emmanuel de Porta
 Report Goal: Iliass Laachiri (3/3)
Field Goals: Iliass Laachiri (2)
Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos[27]
Referee: Kevin de la Rose (France)[28]
2019 Middle East Africa Championship – 3rd place play-off
5 October 2019
14:00 WAT (UTC+1)
Ghana  10 – 4  Cameroon
Try: Sarpong, Tettegah
Goal: Tettegah (1)
 Report Try: Hermand
Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos[27]
Referee: Phil Smith
2019 Middle East Africa Championship – 1st place play-off
5 October 2019
Nigeria  38 – 10  Morocco
Try: Adebiyi (2), Agwoje(2), Prince, I Lawal-Saulawa, Izuchykwu, G. John
Goal: I Lawal-Saulawa (3), G. John (2)
 Report Try: Eddiche, Laachiri
Goal: Laachiri (1)
Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos[27]
Referee: Kevin de la Rose (France)[29]
11 October 2019
19:30 FJT (UTC+12)
Fijian PM's XIII 10 – 52† Australian PM's XIII
Try: Lutu, Tobe
Goal: Namotokula (1/1), Tudravu (0/1)
 Report Try: Gutherson (3), Feldt (2), Fifita, Garrick, Graham, Haas, Momirovski, Walker
Goal: Momirovski (2/3), Moses (2/4), Feldt (0/1), Garrick (0/1), Gutherson (0/1), Hunt (0/1)
ANZ Stadium, Suva
Attendance: ≈3000
Referee: Chris Butler (Australia)
12 October 2019
14:30 AEDT (UTC+11)
Italy  20 – 23  Malta
Try: Iaria, Pelligra, Petralia
Goal: Pelligra (4/4)
 Report Try: Benson, Campbell, Falzon, Sammut
Goal: Sammut (3/4)
Drop: Sammut
Kirkham Park, Sydney[30][31]
Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Lachlan Greenfield (Australia)
12 October 2019
14:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Poland  16 – 50  Sweden
KS Budowlani, Łódź
Referee: Misa Vakadranu (Netherlands)
19 October 2019
14:30 AEDT (UTC+11)
Philippines  16 – 44  Italy
Try: Clarke, Cortez, Phillips
Goal: Goodwin (2/2), Stephenson (0/1)
 Try: Olocco (2), Zaurrini (2), J. Natoli, Okladnikov, Pelligra, Scarpelli, Sciglitano
Goal: Pelligra (5/9)
Windsor Sporting Complex, Sydney[32]
19 October 2019
13:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Poland  0 – 68  Norway
KS Budowlani, Łódź
20 October 2019
15:00 BST (UTC+01)
England A 38 – 6  Jamaica
Try: Minikin (3), Lineham (2), Greenwood, King
Goal: Richardson (5/6)
 Report Try: Caton-Brown
Goal: Woodburn-Hall (1/1)
Emerald Headingley Stadium, Leeds[33]
Attendance: 7,113
Referee: Ben Thaler (England)
25 October 2019
15:10 AEDT (UTC+11)
Junior Kangaroos 62 – 4†  France
Try: Graham (3), Lomax (2), Papenhuyzen (2), Radley (2), Fifita, Horsburgh, Kelly
Goal: Lomax (5/8), Garrick (2/4)
 Try:
Goal: L. Albert (0/1)
WIN Stadium, Wollongong
Referee: Grant Atkins (Australia)
25 October 2019
20:10 AEDT (UTC+11)
Australia  26 – 4  New Zealand
Try: Addo-Carr, Cook, Frizell, Tedesco
Goal: Mitchell (4/5), Cherry-Evans (1/1)
 Report Try: Nicoll-Klokstad
Goal: Johnson (0/1)
WIN Stadium, Wollongong[34][11]
Attendance: 18,104
Referee: Gerard Sutton (Australia)

Notes:

  • Josh Addo-Carr, Nick Cotric, Payne Haas, Jack Wighton (all Australia), Braden Hamlin-Uele, and Corey Harawira-Naera (both New Zealand) made their Test debuts, while Paul Vaughan made his debut for Australia having previously represented Italy, and Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and Zane Tetevano made their debut for New Zealand both having previously represented the Cook Islands.
25 October 2019
Canterbury Bulls North Sydney colours.svg 10 – 56†[35]  Samoa
Nga Puna Wai, Christchurch[36]
26 October 2019
15:00 AEDT (UTC+11)
India  30 – 26  Latin America
H E Laybutt Sporting Complex, Sydney[37]

Notes:

  • This fixture was initially announced as India vs El Salvador, but due to a number of injuries to their squad, El Salvador was required to draft players from Latin Heat Rugby League to fulfil the fixture.[38]
26 October 2019
14:00 AEDT (UTC+11)
Malta  28 – 12  Turkey
Try: K. Cassel (2), Grech, Muscat, Scott
Goal: Sammut (4/5)
 Report Try: Sahin, A. Salman-Cochrane
Goal: Bökeyhan Sürer (2/2)
New Era Stadium, Sydney[30]
Attendance: 600
Referee: Mitchell Robinson (Australia)
2019 Great Britain Lions tour
26 October 2019
20:10 NZDT (UTC+13)
Tonga Invitational  14 – 6  Great Britain
Try: Jennings, Katoa
Goal: Taukeiaho (3/3)
 Report Try: Bateman
Goal: Widdop (1/1)
Waikato Stadium, Hamilton[39]
Attendance: 9,420
Referee: Chris Kendall (England)

Notes:

  • Tesi Niu (Tonga), Jackson Hastings, and Josh Jones (both Great Britain) made their Test debuts. Hastings and Jones were the only Great Britain players to have not previously represented their home nation.
  • James Graham (Great Britain) made his 50th Test appearance – his 6th for Great Britain, with 44 for England. He became the 4th Briton and 8th person overall to do so.[40][41]
  • James Graham (Great Britain) is the only player to have previously played for the Lions, who were last active in 2007.[41]
European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
26 October 2019
15:00 BST (UTC+01)
Scotland  86 – 0  Serbia
Try: Oakes (3), Scott (3), Brierley (2), Alex Walker (2), , Hellewell, Kavanagh, McLelland,
Goal: Brierley (13/15)
 Report
Lochinch Sports Pavilion, Glasgow[42][43]
Attendance: 300[44]
Referee: Tom Grant (England)[45]
European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
26 October 2019
17:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Spain  8 – 42  Ireland
Try: R. Franco
Goal: Pallares (2/2)
 Report Try: McCarthy (2), Bentley, Keyes, McNally, , Roberts
Goal: (7/7)
Ciutat de l'Esport, Xàtiva[42][46]
Attendance: 1,013
Referee: Geoffrey Poumes (France)[45]

Notes:

  • This match was originally fixtured to be played at in Torredonjimeno.[47]
30 October 2019
19:00 AEDT (UTC+11)
Western Rams Ireland colours.svg 20 – 22†  France
Try: Ryan (2), Ronayne, Starling
Goal: Merritt (2/3), Porter (0/1)
 Report Try: Miloudi (2), Marguerite, Romano
Goal: Miloudi (3/5)
Jock Colley Fields, Parkes
Attendance: 3,713
Referee: Simon Hartas (Australia)

Notes:

  • The Western Rams represent the Central West region of New South Wales, with players selected from the Group 10 and Group 11 competitions.

November[]

European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
1 November 2019
20:20 GMT (UTC+00)
Greece  24 – 42  Scotland
Try: Kambos, Mamouzelos, , Zampetides
Goal: Meads (4/4)
 Report Try: Kavanagh (2), McLelland (2), Brierley, Douglas, Oakes, Scott
Goal: Brierley (2/6), Thomas (2/2), Douglas (1/1)
New River Stadium, London[48]
Attendance: 350[49]
Referee: James Child (England)[45]
2 November 2019
14:20 NZDT (UTC+13)
Samoa  18 – 44  Fiji
Try: Taufua (2), Lafai, Mulitalo
Goal: Lafai (1/4)
 Report Try: Kikau (2), Miller, Lovodua, Lumelume, Naiqama, Ratuvakacereivalu, Wiliame
Goal: Wakeham (5/6), Moceidreke (1/2)
Eden Park, Auckland[50]
Attendance: 25,257
Referee: Grant Atkins (Australia)

Notes:

2019 Great Britain Lions tour
2 November 2019
17:00 NZDT (UTC+13)
New Zealand  12 – 8  Great Britain
Try: Isaako, Harawira-Naera
Goal: Isaako (2/3)
 Report Try: Clark
Goal: Widdop (2/3)
Eden Park, Auckland[39]
Attendance: 25,575
Referee: Chris Kendall (England)[51]

Notes:

  • Adam Blair (New Zealand) made his 50th Test appearance for New Zealand becoming the 2nd New Zealander and 9th person overall to do so.[52]
2 November 2019
19:40 NZDT (UTC+13)
Tonga Invitational  16 – 12  Australia
Try: Hopoate, Jennings, Pangai Junior
Goal: Staggs (2/4)
 Report Try: Wighton, Vaughan
Goal: Mitchell (2/2)
Eden Park, Auckland[11]
Attendance: 25,257
Referee: Gerard Sutton (Australia)

Notes:

European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
2 November 2019
16:00 CET (UTC+01)
Italy  34 – 4  Spain
Try: Passera (2), Campagnolo, King, Santi, Tramontana
Goal: Campagnolo (5/7)
 Report Try: L. Franco
Goal: Pallares (0/1)
Stadio G. Teghil, Lignano Sabbiadoro[42]
Referee: Benjamin Casty (France)[45]
9 November 2019
17:20 NZDT (UTC+13)
Fiji  22 – 20  Papua New Guinea
Try: Kamikamica, Kikau, Nakubuwai, Wiliame
Goal: Wakeham (3/4)
 Try: Boas, Gebbie, Martin
Goal: Martin (4/4)
Rugby League Park, Christchurch[53]
Attendance: 8,875
Referee: Chris Kendall (England)

Notes:

  • Daniel Russell (Papua New Guinea) made his Test debut, while Alex Johnston made his debut for Papua New Guinea having previously represented Australia.
2019 Great Britain Lions tour
9 November 2019
20:00 NZDT (UTC+13)
New Zealand  23 – 8  Great Britain
Try: Manu, Johnson, Maumalo
Goal: Isaako (5/7)
Drop: Isaako
 Try: Hodgson
Goal: Widdop (2/2)
Rugby League Park, Christchurch[39]
Attendance: 8,875
Referee: Gerard Sutton (Australia)

Notes:

  • Blake Austin and Jack Hughes (both Great Britain) made their Test debuts, having not previously represented their home nation.
2019 Asian Cup
9 November 2019
Philippines  4 – 74  Japan
Report
Aurora Rugby Football Club, Manila[54]
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Marc Leabres
European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
9 November 2019
13:00 CET (UTC+01)
Serbia  6 – 82  Greece
Try: Mirčeski
Goal: Zogović (1/1)
 Report Try: Robinson (3), Bosmos (2), Meads (2), Mitsias (2), Constantinou, Dardamanis, Kambos, Magoulias, Mamouzelos, Mougios,
Goal: Meads (9)
Makiš Stadium, Belgrade[42]
Attendance: 180[55]
Referee: Robert Hicks (England)[45][56]
European play-off tournament (2021 World Cup qualifying)
9 November 2019
19:00 IST (UTC+01)
Ireland  25 – 4  Italy
Try: Moran (2), McNally, King
Goal: (4/4)
Drop: Keyes
 Try: Tramontana
Goal: Campagnolo (0/1)
Morton Stadium, Santry[42]
Referee: Liam Moore (England)[45]
10 November 2019
14:30 GMT (UTC+00)
Wales A † 58 – 0  Lithuania
Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
2019 Great Britain Lions tour
16 November 2019
17:30 (UTC+10)
Papua New Guinea  28 – 10  Great Britain
Try: Boas, Ipape, Johnston, Olam, Putt
Goal: Martin (3/4), Laybutt (1/1)
 Report Try: Austin, Hodgson
Goal: Widdop (1/2)
PNG Football Stadium, Port Moresby[39]
Referee: Grant Atkins (Australia)
16 November 2019
17:00 ET (UTC−04)
United States  16 – 38  Cook Islands
Try: Faraimo, Howard, Shipway
Goal: Faraimo (2/3)
 Report Try: Dargan (2), Arona, Gelling, Glenn, R. Rennie, V. Rennie
Goal: Marsters (5/7)
Hodges Stadium, Jacksonville[57]
Attendance: 150
Referee: Scott Mikalauskas (England)
23 November 2019
14:30 GMT (UTC+00)
Wales A † 34 – 18  Malta
Brewery Field, Bridgend

December[]

No Internationals currently planned

Women[]

May[]

18 May 2019
18:00 TRT (UTC+03)
  18 – 14  Italy
Try: Açıkgöz, Gül, Korku
Goal: Açıkgöz (3/3)
 Report Try: Iozzia, Menotti, Pinarello
Goal: Virgili (1/3)
 [tr], Istanbul
Referee: Vladan Kikanović (Serbia)

June[]

22 June 2019
15:10 NZST (UTC+12)
New Zealand  46 – 8  Samoa
Try: Hireme (2), Takairangi (2), Bartlett, Keremete, Maynard, McGregor, Nicholls
Goal: Poko (4/8), Nicholls (1/1)
 Report Try: Ale, Fineaso-Levi
Goal: Lemanu (0/2)
Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland[11][12]
Referee: Paki Parkinson (New Zealand)[15]
22 June 2019
15:40 AEST (UTC+10)
Papua New Guinea  0 – 28  Fiji
Report Try: Raikadroka (2), Hartigan, Radiniyavuni, Rokomarama
Goal: Naitokatoka (4/5)
Leichhardt Oval, Sydney[14]
Referee: (Australia)[15]
22 June 2019
18:00 CEST (UTC+02)
Italy  26 – 0  
Try: Neri (2), Gavagna, Stucchi, Piva
Goal: Gavagna (3/5)
 Report
Bella Italia Village, Lignano[59]
Referee: Paolo Bucci (Italy)

September[]

14 September 2019
15:00 TRT (UTC+03)
  40 – 4  
Trakya University Ayşekadın Campus, Edirne[22]
14 September 2019
  6 – 34  Canada
Try: Jelena Stoiljković
Goal: Maja Baošić (1/1)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Sabrina Madaid (2), Mackenye Kane, Tasha Naismith, Ben Skinner, Krista Kent
Goal: Tasha Naismith (3/4), Sabrina Madaid (2/4)
SC Inge, Belgrade
Attendance: ≈250
Referee: Petar Milanović (Serbia)
21 September 2019
13:30 CEST (UTC+02)
  4 – 26  Canada
Try: Maja Baošić
Goal: Maja Baošić (0/1)
 Report
(in Serbian) 		Try: Gabriela Hindli (2), Lea Milošević, Ben Skiner, Raša Naismit
Goal: Taša Naismit (2/5), Sabrine Madaid (1/1)
Makiš Stadium, Belgrade
Attendance: ≈100
Referee: Stefan Stamenić (Serbia)

October[]

5 October 2019
20:00 TRT (UTC+03)
  4 – 54  France
, Istanbul[60]
11 October 2019
16:30 FJT (UTC+12)
14 – 22 †
Try: Donu, Ramotiqa, Rokomarama
Goal: Naitokatoka (1/3)
 Report Try: Raikadroka (3), Peck, Vaalepu
Goal: Dibb (1/5)
ANZ Stadium, Suva
Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski (Australia)
25 October 2019
17:40 AEDT (UTC+11)
Australia  28 – 8  New Zealand
Try: Harden, Brigginshaw, Sergis, Apps, Tungai
Goal: Tungai (4/6)
 Report Try: Feterika, Hireme
Goal: Nicholls (0/2)
WIN Stadium, Wollongong[34][11]
Referee: Belinda Sharpe (Australia)

November[]

9 November 2019
14:00 (UTC+10)
Papua New Guinea  10 – 24  England
Try: ,
Goal: (1/2)
 Report Try: Rudge (4), ,
Goal: Stanley (0/4), (0/2)
National Sports Institute, Goroka
Attendance: ≈7,000
Referee: Paul Wani (Papua New Guinea)
16 November 2019
England A  20 – 24  
Try: Davis, , ,
Goal: (1/1), Davis (1/3)
 Report Try: (2), (2), Lewis
Goal: (2/5)
, St Helens[61]
Attendance: 425
Referee: Sam Houghton (England)
16 November 2019
15:00 (UTC+10)
Papua New Guinea  20 – 16  England
Try: , , ,
Goal: (2/4)
 Report Try: Stanley, Rudge,
Goal: Stanley (2/4)
PNG Football Stadium, Port Moresby[11]
Referee: Chris Butler (Australia)

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