2010 Rugby League Four Nations

October 2020 2010 Four Nations 2010 rugby league four nations logo.png 200px Four Nations logo 4 Australia New Zealand New Zealand 7 137436 340 61 New Zealand Benji Marshall (40) ENG Tony Clubb (4) NZL Junior Sa'u (4) AUS Brent Tate (4) Rugby League Four Nations 2009 2011 The 2010 Rugby League Four Nations tournament was played in Australia and New Zealand in October and November 2010. The tournament was the second time the Four Nations had been held, following on from the 2009 edition held in England and France. The series was contested between Australia, England, New Zealand and the winners of the 2009 Pacific Cup, Papua New Guinea.https://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_league/8336567.stm BBC News PNG seal 2010 Four Nations place 1 November 2009 Teams TeamMascotCoachCaptainRLIF RankContinent Australia AustraliaThe KangaroosTim SheensDarren Lockyer 1OceaniaEngland EnglandThe LionsSteve McNamaraJames Graham 3EuropeNZ New ZealandThe KiwisStephen KearneyBenji Marshall 2OceaniaPapua New Guinea Papua New GuineaThe KumulsStanley GenePaul Aiton 6Oceania Australia Coach: Australia Tim Sheens Of the twenty five players, twenty three were Australian born while two were Fijian born. Club Team Players Australia Brisbane Broncos Darren Lockyer (capt.), Sam Thaiday Australia Canberra Raiders Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, David Shillington Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Paul Gallen Australia Gold Coast Titans Greg Bird Australia Manly Sea Eagles Anthony Watmough Australia Melbourne Storm Cooper Cronk, Billy Slater, Cameron Smith Australia Newcastle Knights Kurt Gidley New Zealand New Zealand Warriors Brent Tate Australia North Queensland Cowboys Matthew Scott, Willie Tonga Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs Greg Inglis Australia Penrith Panthers Petero Civoniceva, Luke Lewis Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons Darius Boyd, Brett Morris, Dean Young Australia Sydney Roosters Todd Carney, Nate Myles Australia Wests Tigers Chris Lawrence, Robbie Farah, Lote Tuqiri* * Replaced originally selected Jarryd Hayne after he withdrew due to injury.Hayne out of Australia team The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 October 2010 England Coach: England Steve McNamara All twenty four players were English born. Club Team Players England Castleford Tigers Michael Shenton1 England Harlequins RL Tony Clubb England Huddersfield Giants Kevin Brown, Leroy Cudjoe, Luke Robinson, Eorl Crabtree, Darrell Griffin, Shaun Lunt England Hull F.C. Tom Briscoe England Leeds Rhinos Ryan Hall Australia Melbourne Storm Gareth Widdop Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs Sam Burgess England St Helens James Graham (capt.), James Roby England Warrington Wolves Ryan Atkins, Ben Harrison, Ben Westwood, Garreth Carvell2 Australia Wests Tigers Gareth Ellis England Wigan Warriors Darrell Goulding, Sam Tomkins, Joel Tomkins, Stuart Fielden, Sean O'Loughlin 1 Ruled out of the rest of the tournament after round one due to injury.England tour over for injured Shenton The Independent, 28 October 2010 2 Replaced originally selected Adrian Morley who was originally selected to captain the squad, but withdrew due to an injury suffered in the pre-tournament match against the New Zealand Māori.;Carvell called up by EnglandSydney Morning Herald, 18 October 2010 while James Graham was named the team captain. New Zealand Coach: NZL Stephen Kearney Of the twenty two players, seventeen were New Zealand born while five were Australian born. Club Team Players Australia Canberra Raiders Bronson Harrison England Leeds Rhinos Greg Eastwood Australia Melbourne Storm Adam Blair, Sika Manu Australia Newcastle Knights Junior Sa'u Australia Penrith Panthers Frank Pritchard, Sam McKendry1 Australia St George Illawarra Dragons Nathan Fien, Jason Nightingale, Jeremy Smith Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs Issac Luke Australia Sydney Roosters Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Frank-Paul Nuuausala, Sam Perrett, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves New Zealand New Zealand Warriors Lewis Brown, Lance Hohaia, Simon Mannering, Ben Matulino, Manu Vatuvei2 Australia Wests Tigers Benji Marshall (capt.) England Wigan Warriors Thomas Leuluai 1 Replaced originally selected Fuifui Moimoi who withdrew due to injury.McKendry called into Kiwis for injured Moimoi https://web.archive.org/web/20121001101425/http://www.nrl.com/NewsViews/LatestNews/NewsArticle/tabid/10874/newsId/60598/Default.aspx 1 October 2012 NZRL, 11 October 2010 2 Ruled out of the rest of the tournament after round one due to injury.Vatuvei looks ahead after breaking arm https://web.archive.org/web/20101129154800/http://rleague.com/db/article.php?id=37946 29 November 2010 rleague.com, 24 October 2010 Antonio Winterstein and Lewis Brown were included in the squad but not selected to play in any of the tournament's matches.Associated Press New faces join Kiwis Four Nations squad http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8099022 10 June 2012 Wide World of Sports 5 October 2010 https://web.archive.org/web/20101006085824/http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8099022 6 October 2010 dead Papua New Guinea Coach: PNG Stanley Gene Of the twenty four players, fourteen were Papua New Guinea born while one was Australian born. Club Team Players PNG Agmark Rabaul Gurias Dion Aiye, Larsen Marabe, George Moni, Rodney Pora, Pidi Tongap New Zealand Haswell Hornets Joseph Pombo Australia Cronulla Sharks Paul Aiton (capt.) PNG Enga Mioks David Loko England Featherstone Rovers Jessie Joe Parker Australia Gold Coast Titans Ryan Tongia PNG Goroka Bintangor Lahanis Glen Nami England Halifax Makali Aizue England Hunslet Hawks Michael Mark, Charlie Wabo Australia Ipswich Jets Desmond Mok PNG Masta Mak Rangers Nickson Kolo, Johnson Kuike PNG Mendi Muruks Elizah Riyong Australia Newtown Jets Richard Kambo Australia Northern Pride Rod Griffin Australia North Sydney Bears James Nightingale* Australia Parkes Spacemen Benjamin John England Sheffield Eagles Menzie Yere QRL Alex Haija * Replaced originally selected Sigfred Gande who withdrew due to injury just hours before the tournament started.PNG's Gande out of Four Nations https://web.archive.org/web/20110718140137/http://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/-/world/8194114/rugbyl-pngs-gande-out-of-four-nations/ 18 July 2011 YahooXtra News, 25 October 2010 Venues The games were played at venues in Australia and New Zealand. The tournament final was played in Brisbane. Brisbane Wellington Sydney Suncorp Stadium Westpac Stadium Parramatta Stadium Capacity: 52,500 Capacity: 34,500 Capacity: 21,500 200px 200px 200px Rotorua Melbourne Auckland International Stadium AAMI Park Eden Park Capacity: 26,000 Capacity: 30,050 Capacity: 50,000 200px 200px Officiating Three referees were initially appointed to control matches in the Four Nations: AUS Tony Archer (3 matches) NZL Shane Rehm (2 matches) ENG Richard Silverwood (1 match) Richard Silverwood suffered a leg injury and missed round two. He was replaced for this round by Australian referee Ben Cummins.Aussie boys must quit whingeing The Daily Telegraph, 29 October 2010 Pre-tournament matches Before the series, New Zealand played an additional Test against Samoa. It was the first time the two nations have clashed.http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10649185&ref=rss League: Kiwis to play Samoa for first time 2 June 2010 The New Zealand Herald 15 September 2011 England played Cumbria on 3 October as a memorial match for Gary Purdham.England to play Garry Purdham memorial game against Cumbria The Guardian, 17 June 2010 England also faced the New Zealand Māori rugby league team in a curtain raiser to the New Zealand-Samoa test.http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/league/3997991/New-Zealand-Maori-rugby-league-to-play-England NZ Maori rugby league to play England 6 August 2010 Stuff.co.nz 15 September 2011 Papua New Guinea vs Prime Ministers XIII 25 September 2010 PNG 18 – 30 AUS Prime Minister's XIII Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby 10,000 approx. Cumbria vs England 3 October 2010 Cumbria Cumbria 18 – 18 England Recreation Ground, Whitehaven 5,250 Phil Bentham Ipswich Centennial XIII v Papua New Guinea 16 October 2010 Ipswich Centennial XIII Ipswich Jets 16 26 – 50 Papua New Guinea North Ipswich Reserve, Ipswich, Queensland New Zealand Māori v England 16 October 2010 5:30pm New Zealand Māori 18 – 18 England Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland 11,512 Leon Williamson New Zealand vs Samoa 16 October 2010 7:35pm New Zealand 50 – 6 Samoa Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland 11,512 Half Century Up - Kiwis 50, Toa Samoa 6 voxy.co.nz New Zealand Digital Advance Limited 17 October 2010 http://www.voxy.co.nz/sport/half-century-kiwis-50-toa-samoa-6/5/67807 18 October 2010 Shane Rehm Peter Leitch QSM Challenge Trophy Results Standings main WDL 2010 Four Nations points 2 AUS NZL ENG PNG AUS NZL ENG PNG 3 0 0 110 34 2 0 1 120 56 1 0 2 60 68 0 0 3 22 154 Q Q Q green1 Qualification for Final complete Gillette Four Nations Round one New Zealand vs England In the curtain raiser match the Junior Kangaroos defeated the Junior Kiwis 24–16. Saturday, 23 October 8:00pm NZL 24 – 10 Match details ENG Tries Junior Sa'u (4') 1Lance Hohaia (34') 1Shaun Kenny-Dowall (44') 1Benji Marshall (66') 1Goals Benji Marshall 4/5 Tries1 (56') James Roby1 (58') Gareth Widdop Goals1/2 Gareth Widdop Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand 20,681https://www.google.com/hostednews/ukpress/article/ALeqM5hoV6_t3KurZupAkLi4SM0IyetYPA?docId=N0054021287824444881A Kiwis too strong for England 23 October 2010 The Press Association 23 October 2010June 2024 medicmedic Tony Archer FB 1 Lance HohaiaRW 2 Jason NightingaleRC 3 Shaun Kenny-Dowall LC 4 Junior Sa'uLW 5 Manu VatuveiFE 6 Benji Marshall (c)HB 7 Nathan FienPR 8 Greg EastwoodHK 9 Thomas LeuluaiPR 10 Adam BlairSR 11 Simon ManneringSR 12 Bronson HarrisonLK 13 Jeremy SmithSubstitutions:BE 14 Issac LukeBE 15 Ben Matulino BE 16 Frank-Paul NuuausalaBE 17 Frank PritchardCoach: Stephen Kearney FB 1 Gareth WiddopRW 2 Darrell GouldingRC 3 Michael ShentonLC 4 Ryan AtkinsLW 5 Tom BriscoeSO 6 Kevin Brown SH 7 Sam TomkinsPR 8 James Graham (c)HK 9 James RobyPR 10 Stuart FieldenSR 11 Gareth EllisSR 12 Sam BurgessLF 13 Sean O'LoughlinSubstitutions:BE 14 Luke RobinsonBE 15 Joel TomkinsBE 16 Ben WestwoodBE 17 Darrell GriffinCoach: Steve McNamara Australia vs Papua New Guinea In the curtain raiser match Samoa defeated Tonga 22–6.Steve By http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/nrl/beetson-filthy-over-folau-request/story-e6frfgbo-1225899261766 Beetson filthy over Folau request Herald Sun 31 July 2010 15 November 2011 Sunday, 24 October 4:00pm AUS 42 – 0 PNG TriesWillie Tonga (21', 76') 2 Billy Slater (5') 1Brent Tate (14') 1Cooper Cronk (17') 1Brett Morris (25') 1Johnathan Thurston (55') 1Darren Lockyer (59') 1Goals Johnathan Thurston 5/8 Parramatta Stadium, Sydney, Australia 11,308 Shane Rehm Johnathan Thurston Match details FB 1 Kurt GidleyRW 2 Brett MorrisRC 3 Brent TateLC 4 Willie TongaLW 5 David Williams SO 6 Darren Lockyer (c)SH 7 Johnathan ThurstonPR 8 Nate MylesHK 9 Matt Ballin PR 10 Petero CivonicevaSR 11 Luke Lewis SR 12 Sam ThaidayLF 13 Anthony Watmough Substitutions:BE 14 Jamal IdrisBE 15 Tom Learoyd-LahrsBE 16 Neville CostiganBE 17 Brett WhiteCoach: Tim Sheens FB 1 Ryan TongiaRW 2 Michael MarkRC 3 Jessie Joe ParkerLC 4 Emmanuel YereLW 5 Elizah RiyongFE 6 Glen NamiHB 7 Dion AiyePR 8 Makali AizueHK 9 Charlie WaboPR 10 George MoniSR 11 Rod GriffinSR 12 David LokoLK 13 Paul Aiton (c)Substitutions:BE 14 Benjamin JohnBE 15 Nickson KoloBE 16 Larsen MarabeBE 17 Joseph PomboCoach: Stanley Gene Round two New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea In the curtain raiser match the Junior Kiwis defeated the Junior Kangaroos 32–20 to square the series 1-all. The Junior Kangaroos were ahead 20–0 at half time.http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10684467&ref=rss League: Second half Junior Kiwis blitz squares Aussie series 1 November 2010 The New Zealand Herald 15 September 2011 With the victory, New Zealand retained the Peter Leitch QSM Challenge Trophy. Saturday, 30 October 4:00pm NZL 76 – 12 PNG TriesSam Perrett (3', 48', 63') 3Junior Sa'u (25', 43', 45') 3Jeremy Smith (12', 17') 2Simon Mannering (7') 1Lance Hohaia (32') 1Greg Eastwood (36') 1Issac Luke (40') 1Jason Nightingale (72') 1Sika Manu (76') 1Goals Benji Marshall 8/10Issac Luke 2/4 Tries1 (53') Emmanual Yere1 (56') Glen NamiGoals2/2 Ryan Tongia International Stadium, Rotorua, New Zealand 6,000 Ben Cummins Match details FB 1 Lance HohaiaRW 2 Jason NightingaleRC 3 Shaun Kenny-Dowall LC 4 Junior Sa'uLW 5 Sam PerrettFE 6 Benji Marshall (c)HB 7 Nathan FienPR 8 Sam McKendryHK 9 Thomas LeuluaiPR 10 Frank-Paul NuuausalaSR 11 Sika ManuSR 12 Simon ManneringLK 13 Jeremy SmithSubstitutions:BE 14 Issac LukeBE 15 Jared Waerea-HargreavesBE 16 Bronson HarrisonBE 17 Greg EastwoodCoach: Stephen Kearney FB 1 Ryan TongiaRW 2 Michael MarkRC 3 Jessie Joe ParkerLC 4 Emmanuel YereLW 5 Elizah RiyongFE 6 Glen NamiHB 7 Dion AiyePR 8 Makali AizueHK 9 Charlie WaboPR 10 James NightingaleSR 11 Rod GriffinSR 12 Johnson KuikeLK 13 Paul Aiton (c)Substitutions:BE 14 Benjamin JohnBE 15 Nickson KoloBE 16 Pidi TongapBE 17 Alex HaijaCoach: Stanley Gene Australia vs England Sunday, 31 October 6:30pm AUS 34 – 14 ENG TriesLuke Lewis (5', 18') 2Billy Slater (22') 1Brent Tate (27') 1Willie Tonga (31') 1Lote Tuqiri (47') 1GoalsCameron Smith 5/7 Tries1 (9') Sam Burgess1 (43') Luke RobinsonGoals2/2 Ben Westwood1/1 Leroy Cudjoe AAMI Park, Melbourne, Australia 18,894 Tony Archer Luke Lewis Match details FB 1 Billy SlaterRW 2 Brett MorrisRC 3 Brent TateLC 4 Willie TongaLW 5 Lote Tuqiri SO 6 Darren Lockyer (c)SH 7 Cooper CronkPR 8 Nate MylesHK 9 Cameron Smith PR 10 Petero CivonicevaSR 11 Luke Lewis SR 12 Sam ThaidayLF 13 Paul Gallen Substitutions:BE 14 Kurt GidleyBE 15 Tom Learoyd-LahrsBE 16 Anthony WatmoughBE 17 Luke O'DonnellCoach: Tim Sheens FB 1 Sam TomkinsRW 2 Darrell GouldingRC 3 Leroy CudjoeLC 4 Ryan AtkinsLW 5 Tom BriscoeSO 6 Sean O'LoughlinSH 7 Luke RobinsonPR 8 Sam BurgessHK 9 James Roby PR 10 James Graham (c) SR 11 Gareth EllisSR 12 Joel TomkinsLF 13 Ben WestwoodSubstitutions:BE 14 Stuart Fielden BE 15 Eorl CrabtreeBE 16 Ben HarrisonBE 17 Shaun LuntCoach: Steve McNamara Round three England vs Papua New Guinea Saturday, 6 November 6:00pm (NZDT) ENG 36 – 10 PNG TriesTony Clubb 4(18', 30', 40', 76')Luke Robinson (16', 36') 2Ben Harrison (55') 1GoalsBen Westwood 3/4Gareth Widdop 1/3 Tries1 (58') Makali Aizue1 (66') Emmanuel YereGoals1/2 Dion Aiye Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand Shane Rehm Match details FB 1 Sam TomkinsRW 2 Ryan HallRC 3 Leroy CudjoeLC 4 Tony ClubbLW 5 Tom BriscoeSO 6 Kevin BrownSH 7 Luke RobinsonPR 8 James Graham (c) HK 9 James Roby PR 10 Sam Burgess SR 11 Gareth EllisSR 12 Ben WestwoodLF 13 Sean O'LoughlinSubstitutions:BE 14 Darrell GriffinBE 15 Garreth CarvellBE 16 Ben HarrisonBE 17 Gareth WiddopCoach: Steve McNamara FB 1 Jessie Joe ParkerRW 2 Michael MarkRC 3 Elizah RiyongLC 4 Emmanuel YereLW 5 Richard Kembo FE 6 Glen NamiHB 7 Dion AiyePR 8 Makali AizueHK 9 Charlie WaboPR 10 Nickson KoloSR 11 Rod GriffinSR 12 David LokoLK 13 Paul Aiton (c)Substitutions:BE 14 Benjamin JohnBE 15 George MoniBE 16 Joseph PomboBE 17 Johnson KuikeCoach: Stanley Gene New Zealand vs Australia Saturday, 6 November 8:15pm (NZDT) NZL 20 – 34 AUS TriesFrank Pritchard (30') 1Jason Nightingale (64') 1Shaun Kenny-Dowall (77') 1GoalsBenji Marshall 4/5 Tries2 (21', 58') Brett Morris1 (7') Cooper Cronk1 (24') Brent Tate1 (46') Darius Boyd1 (55') Chris LawrenceGoals3/4 Cameron Smith2/2 Todd Carney Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand 44,324 Richard Silverwood Paul Gallen Match details FB 1 Lance HohaiaRW 2 Jason NightingaleRC 3 Shaun Kenny-Dowall LC 4 Junior Sa'uLW 5 Sam PerrettFE 6 Benji Marshall (c)HB 7 Nathan FienPR 8 Frank-Paul NuuausalaHK 9 Thomas LeuluaiPR 10 Adam Blair SR 11 Sika ManuSR 12 Simon ManneringLK 13 Jeremy SmithSubstitutions:BE 14 Issac LukeBE 15 Greg EastwoodBE 16 Frank PritchardBE 17 Ben MatulinoCoach:NZL Stephen Kearney FB 1 Darius BoydRW 2 Brett MorrisRC 3 Brent TateLC 4 Chris LawrenceLW 5 Lote Tuqiri SO 6 Todd Carney SH 7 Cooper CronkPR 8 Matthew ScottHK 9 Cameron Smith (c)PR 10 David ShillingtonSR 11 Greg Bird SR 12 Sam ThaidayLF 13 Paul Gallen Substitutions:BE 14 Dean YoungBE 15 Petero CivonicevaBE 16 Tom Learoyd-Lahrs BE 17 Robbie Farah Coach: Tim Sheens Final #eeeeee Saturday, 13 November 8:30pm (AEDT) AUS 12 – 16 NZL Tries Brent Tate (4') 1Billy Slater (59') 1GoalsCameron Smith 2/2 Tries 1 (36') Shaun Kenny-Dowall1 (71') Jason Nightingale 1 (79') Nathan FienGoals2/3 Benji Marshall Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia 36,299 AUS Tony Archer NZL Jeremy Smithhttp://www.nrl.com/kiwis-claim-second-four-nations-title/tabid/10874/newsid/83042/default.aspx?cid=NRL_HP_Hero Kiwis claim second Four Nations title 15 November 2014 nrl.com 19 April 2018 Match details AustraliaPositionNew ZealandBilly SlaterFBLance HohaiaDarius BoydWGJason NightingaleMark GasnierCEShaun Kenny-DowallWillie TongaCESimon ManneringLote TuqiriWGSam PerrettDarren Lockyer (c)FEBenji Marshall (c)Cooper CronkHBNathan FienMatthew ScottPRAdam BlairCameron SmithHKThomas LeuluaiDavid ShillingtonPRSam McKendryLuke LewisSRBronson HarrisonSam ThaidaySRBen MatulinoGreg BirdLKJeremy SmithKurt GidleyIntGreg EastwoodTom Learoyd-LahrsIntIsaac LukeNate MylesIntFrank-Paul NuuausalaAnthony WatmoughIntSika Manu Broadcasting details The Four Nations was broadcast to over 60 countries worldwide.http://www.rlfournations.com/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=31187 International Broadcast Information - Four Nations Rlfournations.com 15 November 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20120313164137/http://www.rlfournations.com/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=31187 13 March 2012 dead Australia: Nine Network – All Kangaroos matches live (except New Zealand vs Australia) plus the final, others delayed Fox Sports – Some live and some delayed Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia: Astro – All Matches Live Fiji, Cook Islands, Marshall Islands, Palau, Tahiti, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Wallis and Futuna, Tokelau, Marianas, French Polynesia, Kiribati, Nauru, New Caledonia and Guam: FijiTV – All Matches Live New Zealand: Sky Sport – All Matches Live Prime – All New Zealand matches delayed Niue: Broadcasting Corporation of Niue – All Matches Live Papua New Guinea: EMTV – All Matches Live Samoa: Samoa Broadcasting Corporation – All Matches Live Singapore: StarHub – All Matches Live Tonga and Solomon Islands: Tonga Broadcasting Commission – All Matches Live Bosnia, Slovenia, Serbia, Poland, Romania, Hungary and Croatia: SportKlub – All Matches Live Ireland: BSkyB – Live coverage of all matches except NZ v England & Australia v PNG. United Kingdom: BSkyB – Live coverage of all matches except NZ v England & Australia v PNG. BBC – Live coverage of NZ v England & Australia v PNG. All other matches delayed. Afghanistan, Chad, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia, Yemen, United Arab Emirates, Djibouti, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Qatar, Oman, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Algeria Orbit Showtime Network – All Matches Live Sub-Sahra Region and South Africa SuperSport – Coverage of tournament final Canada, the United States of America and the Caribbean: Fox Soccer Channel – All Matches Live References 30em External links Rugby League Four Nations - official website Category:Rugby League Four Nations Four Nations Four Nations Four Nations 2010 2010 Category:2010 in English rugby league 2010 2010 2010 Category:Papua New Guinea national rugby league team