Brazil national rugby league team

The Brazil national rugby league team represents Brazil in the sport of rugby league. The nation made its international debut at the inaugural Latin American Rugby League Championship held in Los Ángeles, Chile in November 2017, losing to the hosts in their first international match.[2][3] The team are currently ranked 41st as of November 2019, in the IRL World Rankings.

Brasil
Team information
NicknameCarcarás[1] (Caracaras)
Governing bodyConfederação Brasileira de Rugby League
RegionAmericas
Head coachMark Jackson
CaptainLucas Viñas
Most capsDylan Nunes
Top try-scorerDylan Nunes
Top point-scorerDylan Nunes
Team results
First international
 Chile 54–8 Brazil 
(Los Ángeles, Chile; 17 November 2017)
Biggest win
 Brazil 60–0 Uruguay 
(Sydney, Australia; 28 February 2021)
Biggest defeat
 Chile 54–8 Brazil 
(Los Ángeles, Chile; 17 November 2017)
World Cup
Appearances0 (first time in -)
Best result-


Official Men's Rankings as of December 2021
RankChange*TeamPts%
1  New Zealand100.00%
2 1 England79%
3 1 Tonga69%
4 2 Australia60%
5 1 Papua New Guinea34%
6 1 Fiji30%
7 1 France21%
8 1 Samoa19%
9 6 Serbia18%
10 1 Greece15%
11 2 Scotland13%
12  Ireland12%
13 3 Lebanon10%
14 11 Netherlands10%
15 1 Malta9.00%
16 3 Italy8.00%
17 5 Czech Republic8.00%
18 2 Jamaica7.00%
19 5 Turkey7.00%
20 3 Norway6.04%
21 2 Poland6.03%
22 1 Cook Islands6.02%
23 9 Wales6.00%
24 6 United States5.00%
25 14 Ukraine4.29%
26  Philippines4%
27 1 Nigeria3.81%
28 2 Spain3.61%
29 2 Germany3.52%
30 9 Hungary2.86%
31 2 Ghana2.85%
32 2 Sweden2.80%
33 1 Morocco2.70%
34 4 Cameroon1.79%
35 2 Russia1.72%
36 9 Canada1.66%
37 8 Solomon Islands1.61%
38 2 South Africa1.31%
39 7 Bulgaria1.21%
40 5 Vanuatu1.06%
41 1 Belgium1.04
42 1 Brazil1.03%
43 11 Chile1.02%
44  Bosnia and Herzegovina1.00%
45 5 Colombia0.50%
46 3 Denmark0.10%
47 2 Latvia0.05%
*Change from November 2019

All-time results record

Opponent Played Won Drawn Lost Last meeting
 Argentina11002018
 Chile10012017
 Colombia21012018
 Peru11002020
 Philippines10012021
 Uruguay11002021
Total7403

References

http://www.brasilrl.com.br/

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