Great Britain National Rugby League Team Game Results (1991 and Beyond)

Main article: Great Britain national rugby league team

Year Winning Team Losing Team Scoreline Ground
2007 Great Britain New Zealand 28 22 JJB Stadium
2007 Great Britain New Zealand 44 0 Kingston Communications Stadium
2007 Great Britain New Zealand 20 10 Galpharm Stadium
2007 Great Britain France 42 14 Headingley Carnegie Stadium (Leeds)
2006 Australia Great Britain 33 10 Suncorp Stadium (Brisbane)
2006 New Zealand Great Britain 34 4 Westpac Stadium (Wellington)
2006 Great Britain Australia 23 12 Aussie Stadium (Sydney)
2006 New Zealand Great Britain 18 14 Jade Stadium (Christchurch)
2006 Great Britain New Zealand 46 14 Knowsley Road (St. Helens)
2005 Australia Great Britain 26 14 Kingston Communications Stadium
2005 Great Britain New Zealand 38 12 Galpharm Stadium
2005 Australia Great Britain 20 6 JJB Stadium
2005 New Zealand Great Britain 42 26 Loftus Road (London)
2004 Australia Great Britain 44 4 Elland Road
2004 Great Britain New Zealand 26 24 Kingston Communications Stadium
2004 Great Britain Australia 24 12 JJB Stadium
2004 Great Britain New Zealand 22 12 Galpharm Stadium (Huddersfield)
2004 Australia Great Britain 12 8 City of Manchester Stadium
2003 Australia Great Britain 18 12 McAlpine Stadium
2003 Australia Great Britain 23 20 Kingston Communications Stadium (Hull)
2003 Australia Great Britain 22 18 JJB Stadium
2003 Great Britain New Zealand A 52 18 Headingley Stadium (Leeds)
2002 Great Britain New Zealand 16 10 JJB Stadium
2002 Great Britain New Zealand 14 14 McAlpine Stadium
2002 New Zealand Great Britain 30 16 Ewood Park (Blackburn)
2002 Australia Great Britain 64 10 Sydney Football Stadium
2001 Australia Great Britain 28 8 JJB Stadium (Wigan)
2001 Australia Great Britain 40 12 Reebok Stadium
2001 Great Britain Australia 20 12 McAlpine Stadium
2001 Great Britain France 42 12 Agen
1999 New Zealand Great Britain 26 4 Ericsson Stadium (Auckland)
1999 Australia Great Britain 42 6 Lang Park
1998 Great Britain New Zealand 23 23 Vicarage Road (Watford)
1998 New Zealand Great Britain 36 16 Reebok Stadium (Bolton)
1998 New Zealand Great Britain 22 16 McAlpine Stadium. (Huddersfield)
1997 Great Britain Australia (Super League) 20 12 Old Trafford
1997 Australia (Super League) Great Britain 37 20 Elland Road
1997 Australia (Super League) Great Britain 38 14 Wembley Stadium
1996 New Zealand Great Britain 32 12 Lancaster Park (Christchurch)
1996 New Zealand Great Britain 18 15 Palmerston North Showgrounds
1996 New Zealand Maoris Great Britain 40 28 Whangeri
1996 New Zealand Great Britain 17 12 Ericsson Stadium (Auckland)
1996 Great Britain Fiji 72 4 International Stadium (Suva)
1996 Great Britain Papua New Guinea 32 30 Lae
1994 Australia Great Britain 23 4 Elland Road (Leeds)
1994 Australia Great Britain 38 8 Manchester United FC
1994 Great Britain Australia 8 4 Wembley Stadium (London)
1994 Great Britain France 12 4 Stade d'Albert Domec (Carcassonne)
1993 Great Britain New Zealand 29 10 Elland Road (Leeds)
1993 Great Britain New Zealand 29 12 Central Park (Wigan)
1993 Great Britain New Zealand 17 0 Wembley Stadium (London)
1993 Great Britain France 72 6 Headingley Stadium
1993 Great Britain France 48 6 Stade d'Albert Domec (Carcassonne)
1992 Australia Great Britain 10 6 Wembley Stadium (London)
1992 Great Britain New Zealand 19 16 Mt Smart Stadium (Auckland)
1992 New Zealand Great Britain 15 14 Palmerston North Showgrounds
1992 Australia Great Britain 16 10 Lang Park (Brisbane)
1992 Great Britain Australia 33 10 Princes Park (Melbourne)
1992 Australia Great Britain 22 6 Sydney Football Stadium
1992 Great Britain Papua New Guinea 20 14 Lloyd Robson Oval (Port Morseby)
1992 Great Britain France 36 0 The Boulevard (Hull)
1992 Great Britain France 30 12 Perpignan
1991 Great Britain Papua New Guinea 56 4 Central Park (Wigan)
1991 Great Britain France 60 4 Headingley Stadium (Leeds)
1991 Great Britain France 45 10 Perpignan

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