FMRL World Cup

FMRL World Cup

Founded	2012
Number of teams	12
Current champions	Mercury (2022)
Most titles	Mercury (5)
2022 FMRL World Cup

The FMRL World Cup (also known as the Rugby League World Cup) is the international rugby league competition on Micras.

The tournament was first contested in 2012, in which Craitland defeated hosts Mercury in the final by 29 points to 28.

Qualification

The Rugby League World Cup qualification tournament serves as qualification for the FMRL World Cup. In 2013, the three Round One group winners qualify for the competition, as well as the winner of the Round Two group stage.

Previous tournaments

Year	Host	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
2012 Details	Mercury	Craitland	29–28	Mercury	Hamland	94–12	Novatainia
2013 Details	Safiria	Mercury	18–10	Hamland	Craitland	20–14	North Antarctica
2014 Details	North Antarctica  Lucerne	Mercury	42–34	Craitland	Hamland	44–16	Senya
2015 Details	Fort Kolgrad	Senya	34–6	North Antarctica	Novatainia	20–6	Fort Kolgrad
2017 Details	Vyktory	Senya	28–22	Birgeshir	Mercury	34–24	Nova English Korea
2018 Details	Senya	Mercury	26–8	Birgeshir	Florian Republic	32–18	Nova English Korea
2020 Details	Floria	Mercury	20–14	Floria	Craitland	31–0	Senya
2022 Details	Tellia	Mercury	24–2	Tellia	Craitland	20–4	Castilona

Titles by nation

•  Mercury: 5
•  Senya: 2
•  Craitland: 1