Wales national rugby league team match results

The following is a list of Wales national rugby team results since 1908

Overall
Opponent Matches Won Drawn Lost Win %
Total16796271
 Australia40040%
 Cook Islands1100100%
 England6950217%
 Fiji10010%
 France4218024%
 Ireland10604%
 Italy3102%
 Lebanon210150%
 New Zealand10307%
Other Nationalities4103%
 Papua New Guinea4301%
 Russia1100100%
 Samoa1100100%
 Scotland10406%
 Serbia2200100%
 South Africa1100100%
 United States2201%

1900s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
1 January 1908 Wales9–8 New Zealand1907–07 Kiwis TourAthletic Ground, Aberdare20,000
20 April 1908 Wales35–18 EnglandFriendlyAthletic Ground, Tonypandy12,000
28 December 1908 England31–7 WalesFriendlyWheater's Field, Broughton4,000
4 December 1909 England19–13 WalesFriendlyBelle Vue, Wakefield4,000

1910s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
9 April 1910 Wales39–18 EnglandFriendlyBridgend Field, Ebbw Vale4,000
10 December 1910 England39–13 WalesFriendlyButts Park Arena, Coventry5,000
1 April 1911 Wales8–27 EnglandFriendlyBridgend Field, Ebbw Vale4,000
7 October 1911 Wales20–28 Australia1911–12 Kangaroo TourBridgend Field, Ebbw Vale7,000
20 January 1912 England31–5 WalesFriendlyThe Watersheddings, Oldham8,000
15 February 1913 England40–16 WalesFriendlyHome Park, Plymouth8,000
14 February 1914 England16–12 WalesFriendlyKnowsley Road, St. Helens10,000

1920s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
19 January 1921 England35–9 WalesFriendlyElland Road, Leeds13,000
10 December 1921 Wales16–21 Australia1921–22 Kangaroo TourTaff Vale Park, Pontypridd13,000
11 December 1922 England12–7 WalesFriendlyHerne Hill Velodrome, London3,000
7 February 1923 England2–13 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan12,000
1 November 1923 England18–11 WalesFriendlyFartown Ground, Huddersfield11,066
7 February 1925 England27–22 WalesFriendlyLonsdale Park, Workington14,000
30 September 1925 England18–14 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan12,000
12 April 1926 Wales22–30 EnglandFriendlyTaff Vale Park, Pontypridd23,000
4 December 1926 Wales34–8 New Zealand1926–27 Kiwis TourTaff Vale Park, Pontypridd13,000
6 April 1927 England11–8 WalesFriendlyWheater's Field, Broughton6,000
11 January 1928 England20–12 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan12,000
14 November 1928 Wales15–39 EnglandFriendlySloper Road Greyhound Stadium, Cardiff15,000

1930s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
18 January 1930 Wales10–26 Australia1929–30 Kangaroo TourWembley Stadium, London20,000
18 March 1931 England23–18 WalesFriendlyFartown Ground, Huddersfield6,000
27 January 1932 England19–2 WalesFriendlyThe Willows, Salford, Salford8,000
30 November 1932 England14–13 WalesFriendlyElland Road, Leeds4,000
30 December 1933 Wales19–51 Australia1933–34 Kangaroo TourWembley Stadium, London10,000
1 January 1935 France18–11 Wales1935 European ChampionshipStade Chaban–Delmas, Bordeaux15,000
10 April 1935 England24–11 WalesAnfield, Liverpool7,100
23 November 1935 Wales41–7 France1935–36 European ChampionshipStebonheath Park, Llanelli25,000
1 February 1936 England14–17 WalesCraven Park, Hull17,000
7 November 1936 Wales3–2 England1936–37 European ChampionshipTaff Vale Park, Pontypridd12,000
6 December 1936 France3–9 WalesStade de Paris, Paris17,000
29 January 1938 England6–7 Wales1938 European ChampionshipOdsal Stadium, Bradford8,637
2 April 1938 Wales18–2 FranceStebonheath Park, Llanelli20,000
5 November 1938 Wales17–9 England1938–39 European ChampionshipStebonheath Park, Llanelli17,000
16 April 1939 France16–10 WalesStade Chaban–Delmas, Bordeaux25,000
23 December 1939 England3–16 WalesFriendlyOdsal Stadium, Bradford15,257

1940s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
16 April 1940 England5–8 WalesFriendlyWatersheddings, Oldham5,000
18 October 1941 England9–9 WalesFriendlyOdsal Stadium, Bradford4,339
27 February 1943 England15–9 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan17,000
26 February 1944 England9–9 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan16,028
10 March 1945 England18–8 WalesFriendlyCentral Park, Wigan24,000
24 November 1945 Wales11–3 England1945–46 European ChampionshipSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea30,000
24 March 1946 France19–7 WalesStade Chaban–Delmas, Bordeaux18,000
12 October 1946 England10–13 Wales1946–47 European ChampionshipStation Road, Swinton20,213
16 November 1946 Wales5–19 EnglandSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea25,000
18 January 1947 France14–5 WalesStade Velodrome, Marseilles25,000
12 April 1947 Wales17–15 FranceSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea20,000
20 September 1947 England8–10 Wales1947–48 European ChampionshipCentral Park, Wigan27,000
18 October 1947 Wales28–20 New Zealand1947–48 Kiwi TourSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea18,283
23 November 1947 France29–21 Wales1947–48 European Rugby League ChampionshipStade Chaban–Delmas, Bordeaux26,000
6 December 1947 Wales7–18 EnglandSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea10,000
20 March 1948 Wales12–20 FranceSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea12,032
22 September 1948 England11–5 Wales1948–49 European ChampionshipCentral Park, Wigan12,638
23 October 1948 Wales9–12 FranceSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea12,032
20 November 1948 Wales5–12 Australia1948 Kangaroo TourSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea9,224
5 February 1949 Wales14–10 England1948–49 European ChampionshipSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea9,553
10 April 1949 France11–0 WalesStade Velodrome, Marseilles30,000
22 October 1949 Wales5–6Other Nationalities1949–50 European ChampionshipThe Park, Abertillery2,000
12 November 1949 Wales16–8 FranceSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea4,749

1950s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
1 March 1950 England11–6 Wales1949–50 European Rugby League ChampionshipCentral Park, Wigan28,000
2 September 1950 Wales29–11 ItalyFriendlyBrewery Field, Bridgend2,500
14 October 1950 Wales4–22 England1950–51 European ChampionshipThe Park, Abertillery8,000
31 March 1951 Wales21–27Other NationalitiesSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea5,000
15 April 1951 France28–13 WalesStade Velodrome, Marseilles18,000
19 September 1951 England35–11 Wales1951–52 European ChampionshipKnowsley Road, St. Helens20,918
1 December 1951 Wales11–22Other NationalitiesThe Park, Abertillery3,386
7 December 1951 Wales3–15 New Zealand1950–51 Kiwi TourOdsal Stadium, Bradford8,568
6 April 1952 France20–12 Wales1951–52 European ChampionshipStade Chaban–Delmas, Bordeaux15,678
17 November 1952 England19–8 Wales1952–53 European ChampionshipCentral Park, Wigan13,503
25 October 1952 Wales22–16 FranceHeadingley Rugby Stadium, Leeds10,380
15 April 1953 Wales18–16Other NationalitiesWilderspool Stadium, Warrington8,449
16 September 1953 England24–5 Wales1953–54 European ChampionshipKnowsley Road, St. Helens19,357
7 October 1953 Wales5–30Other NationalitiesOdsal Stadium, Bradford14,646
13 December 1953 France23–22 WalesStade Velodrome, Marseilles25,000
1 March 1959 France25–8 WalesFriendlyStadium Municipal, Toulouse25,000

1960s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
17 February 1963 France23–2 WalesFriendlyStade Municipal, Toulouse6,150
7 November 1968 England17–24 WalesFriendlyThe Willows, Salford, Salford6,002
9 March 1969 France17–13 WalesFriendlyStade de Paris, Paris6,189
18 October 1969 England40–23 Wales1969–70 European ChampionshipHeadingley Rugby Stadium, Leeds8,355
23 October 1969 Wales2–8 FranceThe Willows, Salford, Salford6,189

1970s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
25 January 1970 France11–15 Wales1969–70 European ChampionshipStade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan11,000
24 February 1970 England26–7 WalesHeadingley Rugby Stadium, Leeds9,393
16 February 1975 Wales21–8 France1975 European ChampionshipSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea20,000
25 February 1975 England12–8 WalesThe Willows, Salford, Salford8,494
2 March 1975 France14–7 Wales1975 World CupStade Municipal, Toulouse7,563
10 June 1975 Wales12–7 EnglandLang Park, Brisbane6,000
14 June 1975 Australia30–13 WalesSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney25,386
28 June 1975 New Zealand13–8 WalesCarlaw Park, Auckland9,368
20 September 1975 England22–16 WalesWilderspool Stadium, Warrington5,034
19 October 1975 Wales6–18 AustraliaSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea11,112
2 November 1975 Wales25–24 New ZealandSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea2,645
6 November 1975 Wales23–2 FranceThe Willows, Salford, Salford2,247
29 January 1977 England2–6 Wales1977 European ChampionshipHeadingley Rugby Stadium, Leeds6,472
20 February 1977 France13–2 WalesStadium Municipal, Toulouse5,827
15 January 1978 Wales29–7 France1978 European ChampionshipNaughton Park, Widnes9,502
28 May 1978 England60–13 WalesKnowsley Road, St. Helens9,759
15 October 1978 Wales3–8 Australia1978 Kangaroo tourSt Helens Rugby Ground, Swansea4,250
4 February 1979 France15–8 Wales1979 European ChampionshipParc des Sports Et de l'Amitie, Narbonne13,728
16 March 1979 England15–7 WalesNaughton Park, Widnes5,099

1980s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
26 January 1980 Wales7–21 France1980 European ChampionshipNaughton Park, Widnes2,804
29 February 1980 England26–9 WalesBoothferry Park, Hull7,557
31 January 1981 France23–5 Wales1981 European ChampionshipParc des Sports Et de l'Amitie, Narbonne4,120
18 March 1981 England17–4 WalesCraven Park, Hull4,786
8 November 1981 Wales15–20 EnglandFriendlyNinian Park, Cardiff13,173
24 October 1982 Wales7–37 Australia1982 Kangaroo TourNinian Park, Cardiff5,617
14 October 1984 Wales9–28 EnglandFriendlyBridgend Field, Ebbw Vale2,111

1990s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
27 October 1991 Wales68–0 Papua New Guinea1991 Kummuls TourVetch Field, Swansea11,422
22 March 1992 Wales35–6 FranceTest MatchVetch Field, Swansea10,133
27 November 1992 Wales11–36 EnglandTest MatchVetch Field, Swansea10,243
13 December 1992 France18–19 WalesTest MatchStade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan3,700
3 October 1993 Wales19–24 New Zealand1993 Kiwi TourVetch Field, Swansea6,073
4 March 1994 Wales13–12 FranceTest MatchNinian Park, Cardiff6,287
30 October 1994 Wales4–46 Australia1994 Kangaroo TourNinian Park, Cardiff8,729
1 February 1995 Wales18–16 England1995 European ChampionshipNinian Park, Cardiff6,252
4 March 1995 France10–22 WalesStade Albert Domec, Carcassonne5,000
11 June 1995 United States10–66 WalesFriendlyUrsinus College, Philadelphia2,000
18 June 1995 United States4–92 WalesFriendlyUrsinus College, Philadelphia2,500
9 October 1995 Wales28–6 France1995 World CupNinian Park, Cardiff10,250
15 October 1995 Wales22–10 Western SamoaVetch Field, Swansea15,385
21 October 1995 England25–10 WalesOld Trafford, Manchester30,042
5 June 1996 France14–34 Wales1996 European ChampionshipStade Albert Domec, Carcassonne4,300
26 June 1996 Wales12–26 EnglandCardiff Arms Park, Cardiff5,425
19 June 1998 England15–12 WalesTest MatchNaughton Park, Widnes5,154
15 October 1999 Wales17–24 Ireland1999 Triangular SeriesVetch Field, Swansea812
22 October 1999 Scotland36–16 WalesFirhill Stadium, Glasgow667

2000s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
19 October 2000 South Africa12–40 WalesFriendlyLoftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria6,000
29 October 2000 Wales38–6 Cook Islands2000 World CupRacecourse Ground, Wrexham5,016
2 November 2000 Wales24–22 LebanonStradey Park, Llanelli1,497
5 November 2000 Wales18–58 New ZealandMillennium Stadium, Cardiff17,612
12 November 2000 Wales22–8 Papua New GuineaHalton Stadium, Widnes5,211
19 November 2000 Australia46–22 WalesKirklees Stadium, Huddersfield8,114
29 July 2001 Wales33–42 EnglandFriendlyRacecourse Ground, Wrexham6,373
3 November 2002 Wales22–50 New Zealand2002 Kiwi TourMillennium Stadium, Cardiff8,746
26 October 2003 Wales74–4 Russia2003 European CupTalbot Athletic Ground, Port Talbot1,082
2 November 2003 Wales4–76 Australia2003 Kangaroo TourBrewery Field, Bridgend3,112
9 November 2003 England22–4 Wales2003 European CupHeadingley Rugby Stadium, Leeds2,124
17 October 2004 Wales12–25 Ireland2004 European CupTalbot Athletic Ground, Port Talbot1,296
24 October 2004 Scotland30–22 WalesOld Anniesland, Glasgow1,047
16 October 2005 Wales22–14 Scotland2005 European CupBrewery Field, Bridgend1,176
29 October 2005 Ireland10–31 WalesTerenure College RFC, Dublin500
5 November 2005 France38–16 WalesStade Albert Domec, Carcassonne3,000
29 October 2006 Wales14–21 Scotland2008 World Cup qualifyingBrewery Field, Bridgend2,378
28 October 2007 Wales50–10 Papua New Guinea2007 Kummuls TourBrewery Field, Bridgend1,456
4 November 2007 Scotland16–18 Wales2008 World Cup qualifyingOld Anniesland, Glasgow911
9 November 2007 Wales26–50 LebanonHalton Stadium, Widnes753
10 October 2008 England74–0 WalesFriendlyKeepmoat Stadium, Doncaster11,263
17 October 2009 Wales12–48 EnglandFriendlyBrewery Field, Bridgend3,249
24 October 2009 Serbia8–88 Wales2009 European CupSmederevo City Stadium, Smederevo437
1 November 2009 Wales42–12 IrelandSardis Road, Pontypridd2,143
8 November 2009 Wales28–16 ScotlandBrewery Field, Bridgend1,608

2010s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
6 October 2010 Wales6–13 ItalyFriendlyRacecourse Ground, Wrexham2,971
10 October 2010 Scotland22–60 Wales2010 European CupOld Anniesland, Glasgow787
17 October 2010 Wales31–30 IrelandThe Gnoll, Neath2,165
23 October 2010 France11–12 WalesStade Municipal d'Albi, Albi10,413
22 October 2011 Wales30–6 IrelandFriendlyThe Gnoll, Neath2,265
29 October 2011 England42–4 Wales2011 Four NationsLeigh Sports Village, Leigh10,377
5 November 2011 Wales0–36 New ZealandWembley Stadium, London42,344
13 November 2011 Wales14–56 AustraliaRacecourse Ground, Wrexham5,233
16 June 2012 Wales16–28 FranceFriendlyRacecourse Ground, Wrexham1,464
20 October 2012 France20–6 Wales2012 Autumn International SeriesStade Felix Bollaert, Lens11,278
27 October 2012 Wales12–80 EnglandRacecourse Ground, Wrexham4,014
26 October 2013 Wales16–32 Italy2013 World CupMillennium Stadium, Cardiff45,052
3 November 2013 Wales16–24 United StatesRacecourse Ground, Wrexham8,019
10 November 2013 Wales24–28 Cook IslandsThe Gnoll, Neath3,270
17 October 2014 Scotland42–18 Wales2014 European CupDerwent Park, Workington2,036
25 October 2014 France42–22 WalesStade Municipal d'Albi, Albi5,225
2 November 2014 Wales14–46 IrelandRacecourse Ground, Wrexham1,293
16 October 2015 Wales18–12 Scotland2015 European CupRacecourse Ground, Wrexham1,253
30 October 2015 Wales14–6 FranceCardiff Arms Park, Cardiff1,028
7 November 2015 Ireland4–30 WalesCarlisle Grounds, Bray1,405
15 October 2016 Wales50–0 Serbia2017 World Cup qualifyingStebonheath Park, Llanelli902
29 October 2016 Italy14–20 WalesStadio Brianteo, Monza839
28 October 2017 Papua New Guinea50–6 Wales2017 World CupNational Football Stadium, Port Moresby14,800
5 November 2017 Wales6–72 FijiTownsville Stadium, Townsville7,732
12 November 2017 Wales6–34 IrelandPerth Rectangular Stadium, Perth14,744
27 October 2018 France54–18 Wales2018 European ChampionshipStade Albert Domec, Carcassonne4,055
2 November 2018 Scotland12–50 WalesNetherdale, Galashiels≈250
11 November 2018 Wales40–8 IrelandRacecourse Ground, Wrexham1,257

2020s
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionLocationAttendance
2021 Wales– Ireland2020 European ChampionshipWales
2021 Spain– WalesSpain
27 October 2021  Wales –  Cook Islands 2021 World Cup Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
1 November 2021  Tonga –  Wales Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
8 November 2021  Papua New Guinea –  Wales Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster
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