Sport: | Wheelchair rugby league |
Founded: | 2012 |
Teams: | 2 |
Most Champs: | France |
Count: | 6 |
Most Champs2: | England |
Count2: | 4 |
The Fassolette-Kielty Trophy is a trophy awarded in wheelchair rugby league. Inaugurated in 2012, the trophy is competed for between the national teams of England and France.[1] The trophy is not awarded when the two countries meet in the World Cup or another international trophy. The current holders are England who won the most recent encounter on 25 November 2023.[2]
The trophy is named after Frenchman Robert Fassolette and Englishman Malcolm Kielty, both of whom were pioneers in the development of wheelchair rugby league.[3]
27 August 2012 | Medway Park, Gillingham | England | 22–43 | France | France | [4] | |
14 May 2014 | Kindarena, Rouen | France | 64–46 | England | [5] | ||
23 September 2015 | Medway Park, Gillingham | England | 56–26 | France | England | [6] | |
21 June 2019 | Gymnase M. Guigou, Apt | France | 25–31 | England | [7] [8] | ||
23 June 2019 | Palais des Sports de Toulon | France | 50–46 | England | France | [9] | |
10 November 2021 | Medway Park, Gillingham | England | 24–49 | France | [10] | ||
13 November 2021 | England | 26–39 | France | [11] | |||
19 June 2022 | National Basketball Centre, Manchester | England | 62–48 | France | England | [12] | |
5 November 2023 | Leeds Arena, Leeds | England | 34–43 | France | France | [13] | |
25 November 2023 | Palais des Sports de Marseille | France | 18–34 | England | England | [14] |