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2004 Rugby League Tri-Nations

2004 (2004) Tri-Nations  ()
2004 Tri-Nations logo
Number of teams3
Host country United Kingdom
Winner Australia (2nd title)
Matches played7
Attendance182,288 (26,041 per match)
Tries scored47 (6.71 per match)
Top scorerAustralia Darren Lockyer[1] (28)
Top try scorerAustralia Luke Rooney[1] (6)
Tournaments
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2005 > 

The second Rugby League Tri-Nations tournament (known as the Gillette Tri-Nations due to sponsorship[2]) was contested between 16 October and 27 November of 2004. The format of the competition differed from the previous event in that the teams played each other twice, rather than once, prior to the final.

The tournament final of the tournament was predicted by some to be a close affair, with the British team heralded as slight favourites after finishing at the top of the league table. Instead, it was a one-sided match as Australia produced their best performance of the tournament. The game was effectively over by half-time when Australia led by 38–0.

Participating teams

Each team was to play the other three twice during the round robin tournament. The top two finishing teams would then contest the final.

Team Nickname Coach Captain RLIF Rank
Australia Australia The Kangaroos Wayne Bennett Darren Lockyer 1
New Zealand New Zealand The Kiwis Daniel Anderson Ruben Wiki 2
United Kingdom Great Britain The Lions Brian Noble Andy Farrell 3

Officials

One referee from each participating nation was appointed to control matches in the Tri-Nations:

Venues

The games were played at the following venues in New Zealand and England.

Auckland London Manchester
North Harbour Stadium Loftus Road City of Manchester Stadium
Capacity: 25,000 Capacity: 18,439 Capacity: 47,726
Huddersfield Wigan Hull
Galpharm Stadium JJB Stadium KC Stadium
Capacity: 24,500 Capacity: 25,138 Capacity: 25,400

Final

The tournament final was played in Leeds.

Leeds
Elland Road
Capacity: 37,890

Results

Tournament matches

16 October
New Zealand 16–16 Australia
Tries:
Vinnie Anderson
Louis Anderson
Francis Meli
Goals:
Brent Webb 2/3		ReportTries:
Luke Rooney (2)
Anthony Minichiello
Goals:
Darren Lockyer 2/3
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland
Attendance: 19,118[1]
Referee: Russel Smith England
New Zealand Position Australia
Brent Webb FB Anthony Minichiello
Francis Meli WG Luke Rooney
Nigel Vagana CE Shaun Berrigan
Paul Whatuira CE Willie Tonga
Matt Utai WG Matt Sing
Vinnie Anderson FE Darren Lockyer (c)
Thomas Leuluai HB Craig Gower
Jason Cayless PR Shane Webcke
Louis Anderson HK Danny Buderus
Ruben Wiki (c) PR Jason Ryles
Tony Puletua SR Willie Mason
Joe Galuvao SR Nathan Hindmarsh
Sonny Bill Williams LK Tonie Carroll
Motu Tony Int. Craig Wing
Roy Asotasi Int. Petero Civoniceva
Nathan Cayless Int. Ben Kennedy
David Kidwell Int. Andrew Ryan
Daniel Anderson Coach Wayne Bennett
23 October
Australia 32–12 New Zealand
Tries:
Luke Rooney
Darren Lockyer
Willie Tonga
Shaun Berrigan
Petero Civoniceva
Goals:
Craig Fitzgibbon (3/4)
Darren Lockyer (2/2)
Shaun Berrigan (1/1)		ReportTries:
Brent Webb
Lesley Vainikolo
Vinnie Anderson
Goals:
Brent Webb (0/3)
Loftus Road, London
Attendance: 16,725[1]
Referee: Russel Smith England
Australia Position New Zealand
Anthony Minichiello FB Brent Webb
Luke Rooney WG Francis Meli
Shaun Berrigan CE Nigel Vagana
Willie Tonga CE Paul Whatuira
Matt Sing WG Lesley Vainikolo
Darren Lockyer (c) FE Vinnie Anderson
Craig Gower HB Thomas Leuluai
Shane Webcke PR Jason Cayless
Danny Buderus HK Louis Anderson
Jason Ryles PR Nathan Cayless
Craig Fitzgibbon SR Tony Puletua
Nathan Hindmarsh SR Ruben Wiki (c)
Tonie Carroll LK Sonny Bill Williams
Craig Wing Int. Robbie Paul
Petero Civoniceva Int. Roy Asotasi
Willie Mason Int. Paul Rauhihi
Shaun Timmins Int. David Kidwell
Wayne Bennett Coach Daniel Anderson
30 October
Great Britain 8–12 Australia
Tries:
Martin Gleeson
Brian Carney
Goals:
Andy Farrell (0/2)		ReportTries:
Willie Mason
Luke Rooney (2)
Goals:
Brett Kimmorley (0/3)
City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester
Attendance: 38,572[1]
Referee: Glen Black New Zealand
Great Britain Position Australia
Paul Wellens FB Anthony Minichiello
Brian Carney WG Luke Rooney
Martin Gleeson CE Shaun Berrigan
Keith Senior CE Willie Tonga
Stuart Reardon WG Matt Sing
Paul Sculthorpe SO/FE Craig Gower
Sean Long SH/HB Brett Kimmorley
Stuart Fielden PR Shane Webcke
Terry Newton HK Danny Buderus (c)
Adrian Morley PR Jason Ryles
Jamie Peacock SR Andrew Ryan
Andy Farrell (c) SR Nathan Hindmarsh
Gareth Ellis LK/LF Tonie Carroll
Chev Walker Int. Craig Wing
Stephen Wild Int. Petero Civoniceva
Ryan Bailey Int. Willie Mason
Danny McGuire Int. Shaun Timmins
Brian Noble Coach Wayne Bennett
6 November
Great Britain 22–12 New Zealand
Tries:
Terry Newton
Stuart Reardon (2)
Goals:
Andy Farrell (2/2)
Iestyn Harris (2/2)
Paul Sculthorpe (1/3)		ReportTries:
Ali Lauiti'iti
Sonny Bill Williams
Goals:
Brent Webb (2/2)
Galpharm Stadium, Huddersfield
Attendance: 20,372[1]
Referee: Tim Mander Australia
Great Britain Position New Zealand
Paul Wellens FB Brent Webb
Brian Carney WG Francis Meli
Martin Gleeson CE Nigel Vagana
Keith Senior CE Clinton Toopi
Stuart Reardon WG Shontayne Hape
Danny McGuire SO/FE Vinnie Anderson
Sean Long SH/HB Thomas Leuluai
Stuart Fielden PR Jason Cayless
Terry Newton HK Louis Anderson
Adrian Morley PR Ruben Wiki (c)
Jamie Peacock SR Logan Swann
Andy Farrell (c) SR David Kidwell
Paul Sculthorpe LK/LF Sonny Bill Williams
Gareth Ellis Int. Robbie Paul
Ryan Bailey Int. Nathan Cayless
Paul Johnson Int. Paul Rauhihi
Iestyn Harris Int. Ali Lauiti'iti
Brian Noble Coach Daniel Anderson
13 November
Great Britain 24–12 Australia
Tries:
Terry Newton
Stuart Reardon
Stuart Fielden
Keith Senior
Goals:
Andy Farrell (4/4)		ReportTries:
Luke Rooney
Mark O'Meley
Goals:
Craig Fitzgibbon (1/1)
Brett Kimmorley (1/1)
JJB Stadium, Wigan
Attendance: 25,004[1]
Referee: Glen Black New Zealand
Great Britain Position Australia
Paul Wellens FB Anthony Minichiello
Brian Carney WG Matt Sing
Martin Gleeson CE Shaun Berrigan
Keith Senior CE Willie Tonga
Stuart Reardon WG Luke Rooney
Danny McGuire SO/FE Scott Hill
Sean Long SH/HB Brett Kimmorley
Stuart Fielden PR Shane Webcke
Terry Newton HK Danny Buderus (c)
Adrian Morley PR Petero Civoniceva
Jamie Peacock SR Craig Fitzgibbon
Andy Farrell (c) SR Nathan Hindmarsh
Paul Sculthorpe LK/LF Tonie Carroll
Gareth Ellis Int. Craig Wing
Ryan Bailey Int. Andrew Ryan
Paul Johnson Int. Willie Mason
Iestyn Harris Int. Mark O'Meley
Brian Noble Coach Wayne Bennett
20 November
Great Britain 26–24 New Zealand
Tries:
Keith Senior
Brian Carney (2)
Andy Farrell
Paul Johnson
Goals:
Andy Farrell (3/5)		ReportTries:
Vinnie Anderson
Nigel Vagana
Alex Chan
Shontayne Hape
Goals:
Brent Webb (4/5)
KC Stadium, Hull
Attendance: 23,377 [1]
Referee: Tim Mander Australia
Great Britain Position New Zealand
Paul Wellens FB Brent Webb
Brian Carney WG Francis Meli
Martin Gleeson CE Nigel Vagana
Keith Senior CE Clinton Toopi
Stuart Reardon WG Shontayne Hape
Iestyn Harris SO/FE Vinnie Anderson
Danny McGuire SH/HB Thomas Leuluai
Stuart Fielden PR Jason Cayless
Matt Diskin HK Louis Anderson
Adrian Morley PR Paul Rauhihi (c)
Gareth Ellis SR Logan Swann
Andy Farrell (c) SR Ali Lauiti'iti
Sean O'Loughlin LK/LF Wairangi Koopu
Mickey Higham Int. Dene Halatau
Chev Walker Int. Roy Asotasi
Paul Johnson Int. Nathan Cayless
Danny Ward Int. Alex Chan
Brian Noble Coach Daniel Anderson

Tournament standings

Team Played Won Drew Lost For Against Difference Points
 Great Britain 4 3 0 1 80 60 +20 6
 Australia 4 2 1 1 72 60 +12 5
 New Zealand 4 0 1 3 64 95 −32 1

Final

27 November
Great Britain  4–44  Australia
Tries:
Stuart Reardon




Goals:
Andy Farrell (0/1) 		Report
 Tries:
Anthony Minichiello (2)
Willie Tonga (2)
Matt Sing
Darren Lockyer
Willie Mason
Goals:
Darren Lockyer (6/6)
Craig Fitzgibbon (2/2)
Elland Road, Leeds
Attendance: 39,120[3]
Referee: Russell Smith England
Player of the Match: Darren Lockyer
Great Britain Position Australia
Paul Wellens FB Anthony Minichiello
Brian Carney WG Luke Rooney
Martin Gleeson CE Shaun Berrigan
Keith Senior CE Willie Tonga
Stuart Reardon WG Matt Sing
Iestyn Harris SO/FE Darren Lockyer (c)
Sean Long SH/HB Brett Kimmorley
Stuart Fielden PR Shane Webcke
Terry Newton HK Danny Buderus
Adrian Morley PR Petero Civoniceva
Jamie Peacock SR Andrew Ryan
Andy Farrell (c) SR Nathan Hindmarsh
Paul Sculthorpe LF/LK Tonie Carroll
Danny McGuire Int. Craig Wing
Paul Johnson Int. Mark O'Meley
Ryan Bailey Int. Craig Fitzgibbon
Sean O'Loughlin Int. Willie Mason
Brian Noble Coach Wayne Bennett

Player statistics

Non-series Tests

During the series, Australia and New Zealand both played an additional test match against France.

2004-11-12
France 20–24 New Zealand
Stade d'Albert Domec, Carcassonne
Attendance: 8000
2004-11-21
France 30–52 Australia
Stade Ernest Wellon, Toulouse
Attendance: 10,000

Additional Matches

A one-off match was also played between an ANZAC side made up of touring Australian and New Zealand players and a Cumbria side.[4][5][6]

2004-10-27
Cumbria 12–64ANZAC Combination
Derwent Park, Workington
Attendance: 4,203

On their way back to Australia just four days after the Tri-Nations Final, the Kangaroos played a match, known as the Liberty Bell Cup against the USA at the Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Played in quarters instead of halves, and on a synthetic field that was the size of a Grid iron field, the American's shocked the Australians by racing to an 18–0 lead nearing half time and actually went into the long break with a 24–6 lead. They managed to keep their lead until late in the game when the fitness of the Australians, who had bombed numerous try scoring opportunities through the game, told and the Kangaroos overhauled the home team to win 36–24.[7]

2004-12-1
United States 24–36 Australia
Franklin Field, Philadelphia
Attendance: 4,500

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h "Tri-Nations 2004". Rugby League Project. Retrieved 2008-12-05.
  2. ^ "Gillette extend rugby ties". SportBusiness. 2004-09-03. Retrieved 20 November 2009.
  3. ^ Hughes, Ed (28 November 2004). "Great Britain 4 Australia 44: Kangaroos crush Lions' pride". The Sunday Times. UK: Times Newspapers. p. 2. Archived from the original on June 29, 2011. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
  4. ^ Three-Try Heroes Whitehaven News, 29 October 2004. Accessed 2009-08-14. Archived 2009-08-16.
  5. ^ Fans to meet Anzacs players Allerdale Borough Council, 6 October 2004. Accessed 2009-08-14. Archived 2009-08-16.
  6. ^ Kimmorley to captain Anzac team AAP, 26 October 2004
  7. ^ USA vs Australia 1st half

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