Swansea RFC - Games Played Against International Opposition

Games Played Against International Opposition

1966 Australia Win 9-8 Australia tour of the British Isles

Year Date Opponent Result Score Tour
1888 24 December New Zealand Māori Loss 0-5 1888 New Zealand Māori tour
1905 30 December New Zealand Loss 3-4 1905 Original All Blacks tour
1908 26 December Australia Win 6-0 1908-09 Australia tour of the British Isles and France
1912 26 December South Africa Win 3-0 1912-13 South Africa rugby union tour
1931 10 October South Africa Loss 3-10 1931-32 South Africa rugby union tour
1935 28 September New Zealand Win 11-3 1935 All Blacks tour
1951 15 December South Africa Loss 3-11 1951 South African tour
1953 12 December New Zealand Draw 6-6 1953/54 All Blacks tour of the British Isles, France and North America
1963 14 December New Zealand Loss 9-16 1963/64 All Blacks tour of the British Isles, France and Canada
1973 8 September Fiji Loss 0-31 1973 Fiji tour of the British Isles and Canada
1973 3 November Australia Draw 9-9 1973 Australia rugby union tour of Europe
1975 29 November Australia Loss 6-12 1975-76 Australia tour of Britain and Ireland
1980 25 October New Zealand Loss 0-32 1980 All Blacks tour
1981 28 November Australia Loss 3-12 1981-82 Australia tour of Britain & Ireland
1982 30 October New Zealand Māori Win 15-12 1982 New Zealand Māori rugby union tour of Wales
1984 30 October Australia Loss 7-17 1984 Australia tour of Britain and Ireland
1985 16 October Fiji Loss 14-23 1985 Fiji tour of the British Isles
1989 21 October New Zealand Loss 22-37 1989 New Zealand rugby union tour of the British Isles and Canada
1992 4 November Australia Win 21-6 1992 Australian Tour

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