France 0–52 Australia — World Cup Table, 1985–1988 Rugby League World Cup

13 Dec 1986 · Stade d'Albert Domec, Carcassonne, France · Attendance: 5,000

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

World Cup Table, 1985–1988 Rugby League World Cup: France 0–52 Australia, at Stade d'Albert Domec, Carcassonne, France on 13 Dec 1986.

Scorers

FranceNo scorers recorded.
AustraliaTries: Shearer (4); Jack (3); Folkes; Niebling; O'Connor
Goals: O'Connor (6)

Teams

FranceAustralia
1Patrick WosniakFullbackGarry Jack1
2Sebastien RodriguezWingDale Shearer2
3Philippe FourquetCentreBrett Kenny3
4Francis LaforgueCentreGene Miles4
5Hugues RatierWingMichael O'Connor5
6Roger PalissesStand off/Five eighthWally Lewis (c)6
7Christian ScicchitanoScrum half/Half backPeter Sterling7
8Max ChantalProp forwardGreg Dowling8
9Thierry BernabéHookerRoyce Simmons9
10Serge TiteuxProp forwardPaul Dunn10
11Guy Laforgue (c)Second rowSteve Folkes11
12Daniel VerdesSecond rowBryan Niebling12
13Philippe GestasLoose forward/Lock forwardBob Lindner13
Substitutes
14Gilles DumasTerry Lamb14
15Yves StorerLes Davidson15
Tas BaitieriCoachDon Furner

Match officials

RefereeFred Lindop (England)
Player of the match— not identified in sources found

Match report

The second of two Tests France hosted against Australia in 1986, coming at the tail end of the 'Unbeatables' Kangaroo tour, in which Australia won all 20 matches played. France, financially and competitively weakened during this era, had no answer: Australia ran in ten tries to nil, with fullback Garry Jack (3) and winger Dale Shearer (4) doing the bulk of the damage out wide, while Steve Folkes, Bryan Niebling and goal-kicking winger Michael O'Connor (6 from 6) each also crossed.

The 52-0 scoreline underlined Australia's total superiority in this World Cup cycle. France finished bottom of the four-team World Cup table, later failing to fulfil some away fixtures against Australia, New Zealand and PNG for financial reasons.

Previous World Cup meetings

Sources

← 1985–1988 Rugby League World Cup — full match archive

← 1985–1988 Rugby League World Cup