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| number of teams = 6 | | number of teams = 6 | ||
| champions = {{team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}} | | champions = {{team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}} | ||
| season = [[ | | season = [[2019 FMRL Six Nations|2019]] | ||
| most titles = {{Team flag|Mercury|rugby league}} (2) | | most titles = {{Team flag|Mercury|rugby league}} <br> {{team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}} (2) | ||
| current = [[2019 FMRL Six Nations]] | | current = [[2019 FMRL Six Nations]] | ||
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The '''FMRL Six Nations''' (Formerly FMRL Four Nations) is an international [[wikipedia:Rugby league|rugby league]] competition, contested by the winners of each continental competition, the tournament hosts and hosts and winners of the [[FMRL World Cup]]. | The '''FMRL Six Nations''' (Formerly FMRL Four Nations) is an international [[wikipedia:Rugby league|rugby league]] competition, contested by the winners of each continental competition, the tournament hosts and hosts and winners of the [[FMRL World Cup]]. | ||
The tournament was first contested in [[2014 FMRL Four Nations|2014]], in which [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] defeated [[Craitland national rugby league team|Craitland]] in the final by 32 points to 18. In 2019 the tournament expanded to six teams. | The tournament was first contested in [[2014 FMRL Four Nations|2014]], in which [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] defeated [[Craitland national rugby league team|Craitland]] in the final by 32 points to 18. In 2019 the tournament expanded to six teams and changed to a biennial event with the tournament played in 'odd years'. | ||
==Previous tournaments== | ==Previous tournaments== | ||
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|2019<br>''[[2019 FMRL Four Nations|Details]]'' | |2019<br>''[[2019 FMRL Four Nations|Details]]'' | ||
|{{Team flag big|Florian Republic}} | |{{Team flag big|Florian Republic}} ''(Final match)'' | ||
| | |{{Team flag big|Florian Republic|rugby league}} | ||
| | |'''[[2019 FMRL Six Nations#Final|36–8]]''' | ||
| | |{{Team flag big|Mercury|rugby league}} | ||
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===Titles by nation=== | ===Titles by nation=== | ||
*{{Team flag|Mercury|rugby league}}: '''2''' | *{{Team flag|Mercury|rugby league}}: '''2''' | ||
*{{Team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}}: ''' | *{{Team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}}: '''2''' | ||
*{{Team flag|Senya|rugby league}}: '''1''' | *{{Team flag|Senya|rugby league}}: '''1''' | ||
Latest revision as of 12:45, 11 March 2020
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| Founded | 2014 |
|---|---|
| Number of teams | 6 |
| Current champions |
 Florian Republic (2019) |
| Most titles |
 Mercury Florian Republic (2) |
 2019 FMRL Six Nations | |
The FMRL Six Nations (Formerly FMRL Four Nations) is an international rugby league competition, contested by the winners of each continental competition, the tournament hosts and hosts and winners of the FMRL World Cup.
The tournament was first contested in 2014, in which Mercury defeated Craitland in the final by 32 points to 18. In 2019 the tournament expanded to six teams and changed to a biennial event with the tournament played in 'odd years'.
Previous tournaments
| Year | Host | Winners | Score | Runners-up | Other nations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 Details |
 Mercury |
Mercury |
32–18 |  Craitland |
 Hamland North Antarctica
|
| 2015 Details |
Craitland |
Mercury |
28–12 | Craitland |
Hamland Fort Kolgrad
|
| 2017 Details |
 Vyktory |
 Senya |
30–10 | Mercury |
 Vyktory North Antarctica
|
| 2018 Details |
Senya |
 Florian Republic |
26–10 | Mercury |
 Senya Birgeshir
|
| 2019 Details |
Florian Republic |
Florian Republic |
36–8 | Mercury |
Titles by nation
- Mercury: 2
- Florian Republic: 2
- Senya: 1
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