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The 2014 Rugby League European Championship was an international rugby league football tournament. The tournament took place in England, Wales, France, Ireland and Scotland between 17 October and 2 November. It was announced beforehand that the winner of the tournament would qualify for the 2016 Four Nations,[1] and also that if Ireland or Wales won tournament, they will automatically qualify for the 2017 Rugby League World Cup (due to the World Cup qualifying tournament taking place at the same time as the 2016 Four Nations).[2] France and Scotland had already qualified for that tournament.[2]

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The England Knights were defending Champions but they did not compete in this year's tournament. Four teams competed in the 2014 event; Scotland, Ireland, France and Wales.[3] Scotland were crowned champions on points differential, and subsequently won their first Rugby League European Championship title. Scotland therefore qualified for the 2016 Four Nations, which will be their first appearance in a Four Nations tournament.

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Teams

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Squads

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France

Head Coach: England Richard Agar

Ireland

Head Coach: England Mark Aston

  • On 10 October, Mark Aston named the following 29 players as part of a train-on squad in preparation for the tournament.[6]
  • On 16 October, Mark Aston added Halifax halfback Ben Johnston to his squad for the tournament.[7]
  • Liam Finn was a late addition for the Irish team. He arrived just in time to play for Ireland in their final tournament match against Wales.

Scotland

Head Coach: England Steve McCormack

  • On 10 October, Steve McCormack named the following 31 players as part of a train-on squad in preparation for the tournament.[8][9]

Wales

Head Coach: England John Kear[10]

  • On 7 October, John Kear named the following 25 players as part of his squad in preparation for the tournament.[11]
  • On 9 October, John Kear brought in four new players to the team to add to his train-on squad after withdrawals from Garreth Carvell and Rob Massam. Carvell withdrew due to injury while Massam cited work commitments.[12] The four new players Kear brought in are: Tom Hughes, Morgan Evans, Lewis Reece and Owain Griffiths.
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Venues

The games will be played at the following venues in England, Ireland, France, Scotland and Wales.

More information Workington, Dublin ...

Standings

More information Team, Played ...

Fixtures

Round 1

17 October 2014
More information Scotland, 42–18 ...
Derwent Park, Workington
18 October 2014
More information Ireland, 22–12 ...

Round 2

25 October 2014
More information Ireland, 4–25 ...
25 October 2014
More information France, 42–22 ...

Round 3

31 October 2014
More information Scotland, 22–38 ...
Netherdale, Galashiels
2 November 2014
More information Wales, 14–46 ...
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Matches details

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All times are local: UTC+0/GMT in English venues. UTC+1/CET in French venues. UTC+0/WET in Irish venues. UTC+0/GMT in Welsh venues. UTC+0/GMT in Scottish venues.

Scotland vs Wales

17 October 2014
20:00
More information Scotland, 42 – 18 ...
Derwent Park, Workington
Attendance: 2,036
Referee: James Child
Player of the Match: Danny Brough (Scotland)
FB1Oscar Thomas
RW2David Scott
RC3Ben Hellewell
LC4Joe Wardle
LW5Alex Hurst
SO6Danny Brough (c)
SH7Nathan Massey
PR8Adam Walker
HK9Danny Addy
PR10Ben Kavanagh
SR11Brett Phillips
SR12Corbyn Kilday
LF13Sonny Esslemont
Substitutions:
IC14Callum Phillips
IC15Josh Barlow
IC16Jonathan Walker
IC17Louis Senter
Coach:
England Steve McCormack
FB1Tom Hughes
RW3Yannic Parker
RC8Kyle Scrivens
LC11Christiaan Roets
LW19Rhys Williams
SO6Ollie Olds
SH10Peter Lupton (c)
PR13Daniel Fleming
HK16Ricky Hough
PR12Matt Barron
SR9Phil Carleton
SR7Ashley Bateman
LF22Joe Burke
Substitutions:
IC14Connor Farrer
IC15Izaak Duffy
IC17Lewis Reece
IC18Morgan Evans
Coach:
England John Kear

Ireland vs France

18 October 2014
14:00
More information Ireland, 22 – 12 ...
Tallaght Stadium, Dublin
Attendance: 1,428
Referee: Ben Thaler
Player of the Match: Josh Toole (Ireland)
FB1Shannon McDonnell
RW2Callum Mulkeen
RC3Haydn Peacock
LC4Michael Platt
LW5Casey Dunne
SO6Callum Casey
SH7Ben Johnston
PR8Robbie Mulhern
HK9Bob Beswick (c)
PR10Luke Ambler
SR11Elliot Cosgrove
SR12Josh Toole
LF13Will Hope
Substitutes
IC14Jobe Murphy
IC15Sean Hesketh
IC16Wayne Kelly
IC17Matty Hadden
Coach:
England Mark Aston
FB1Tony Maurel
RW2Mathias Pala
RC3Jean-Philippe Baile
LC4Damien Cardace
LW5Frédéric Vaccari
SO6Théo Fages
SH7William Barthau
PR8Jamal Fakir
HK9Éloi Pélissier
PR10Michael Simon
SR11Kevin Larroyer
SR12Benjamin Garcia
LF13Jason Baitieri (c)
Substitutes
IC14Rémy Marginet
IC15Aaron Wood
IC16Julian Bousquet
IC17Antoni Maria
Coach:
England Richard Agar

Ireland vs Scotland

25 October 2014
14:00
More information Ireland, 4 – 25 ...
FB1Shannon McDonnell
RW2Callum Mulkeen
RC3Haydn Peacock
LC4Stuart Littler
LW5Casey Dunne
SO6Callum Casey
SH7James Toole
PR8Robbie Mulhern
HK9Bob Beswick (c)
PR10Luke Ambler
SR11Jobe Murphy
SR12Josh Toole
LF13Will Hope
Substitutes
IC14Wayne Kelly
IC15Sean Hesketh
IC16Graham O'Keeffe
IC17Matty Hadden
Coach:
England Mark Aston
FB1Oscar Thomas
RW2David Scott
RC3Ben Hellewell
LC4Joe Wardle
LW5Alex Hurst
SO6Danny Brough (c)
SH7Nathan Massey
PR8Adam Walker
HK9Danny Addy
PR10Ben Kavanagh
SR11Brett Phillips
SR12Corbyn Kilday
LF13Sonny Esslemont
Substitutions:
IC14Callum Phillips
IC15Josh Barlow
IC16Joe McClean
IC17Louis Senter
Coach:
England Steve McCormack

France vs Wales

25 October 2014
15:00
More information France, 42 – 22 ...
Stadium Municipal d'Albi, Albi
Attendance: 5,225
Referee: Tim Roby
FB1Mathias Pala
RW2Clément Soubeyras
RC3Aurélien Decarnin
LC4Damien Cardace
LW5Frédéric Vaccari
SO6Théo Fages
SH7Rémy Marginet
PR8Jamal Fakir
HK9John Boudebza
PR10Michael Simon
SR11Kevin Larroyer
SR12Benjamin Garcia
LF13Jason Baitieri (c)
Substitutes
IC14Éloi Pélissier
IC15Jean-Philippe Baile
IC16Julian Bousquet
IC17Aaron Wood
Coach:
England Richard Agar
FB1Tom Hughes
RW3Dalton Grant
RC8Kyle Scrivens
LC11Christiaan Roets
LW19Rhys Williams
SO6Ollie Olds
SH10Peter Lupton (c)
PR13Daniel Fleming
HK5Connor Farrer
PR12Matt Barron
SR21Lewis Reece
SR16Ricky Hough
LF7Matty Fozard
Substitutes
IC14Owain Griffiths
IC15Izaak Duffy
IC17Paul Emanuelli
IC24Morgan Evans
Coach:
England John Kear

Scotland vs France

31 September 2014
19:30
More information Scotland, 22 – 38 ...
Netherdale, Galashiels
Attendance: 1,432
Referee: Richard Silverwood
Player of the Match: Rémy Marginet (France)
FB1Oscar Thomas
RW2David Scott
RC3Ben Hellewell
LC4Joe Wardle
LW5Alex Hurst
SO6Danny Brough (c)
SH7Nathan Massey
PR8Adam Walker
HK9Danny Addy
PR10Jonathan Walker
SR11Sonny Esslemont
SR12Corbyn Kilday
LK13Ben Kavanagh
Substitutions:
IC14Callum Phillips
IC15Josh Barlow
IC16Harvey Burnett
IC17Louis Senter
Coach:
England Steve McCormack
FB1Mathias Pala
RW2Tony Gigot
RC3Aurélien Decarnin
LC4Damien Cardace
LW5Frédéric Vaccari
SO6Théo Fages
SH7Rémy Marginet
PR8Jamal Fakir
HK9Antoni Maria
PR10Michael Simon
SR11Kevin Larroyer
SR12Benjamin Garcia
LF13Jason Baitieri (c)
Substitutes
IC14Éloi Pélissier
IC15Jean-Philippe Baile
IC16Julian Bousquet
IC17Aaron Wood
Coach:
England Richard Agar

Wales vs Ireland

2 November 2014
14:30
More information Wales, 14 – 46 ...
Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Attendance: 1,293
Referee: Ben Thaler
FB1Tom Hughes
RW3Dalton Grant
RC21Lewis Reece
LC11Christiaan Roets
LW19Rhys Williams
SO6Ollie Olds
SH10Peter Lupton (c)
PR34Byron Smith
HK18Matty Fozard
PR12Matt Barron
SR31Ricky Hough
SR7Ashley Bateman
LF13Daniel Fleming
Substitutes
IC22Joe Burke
IC5Connor Farrer
IC24Morgan Evans
IC17Paul Emanuelli
Coach:
England John Kear
FB1Shannon McDonnell
RW2Brad Hargreaves
RC3Haydn Peacock
LC4Stuart Littler
LW5Casey Dunne
SO6Ben Johnston
SH7Liam Finn
PR8Robbie Mulhern
HK9Bob Beswick (c)
PR10Luke Ambler
SR11Will Hope
SR12Josh Toole
LF13Callum Casey
Substitutions:
IC14Jobe Murphy
IC15Sean Hesketh
IC16James Toole
IC17Matty Hadden
Coach:
England Mark Aston
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