List of Samoa women's national rugby union team matches

The following is a list of Samoa women's national rugby union team matches.

Full internationals

Won Lost Draw

2000s

Test Date Opponent PF PA Venue Event Ref
1 15 July 2000  Japan 10 12 Apia Park, Apia [1]
2 13 May 2002  Scotland 3 13 Complex Esportiu Palau Sacosta GEiEG, Girona 2002 World Cup [2][3][4][5]
3 17 May 2002  Ireland 22 0 Estadi Baldiri Aleu, Sant Boi de Llobregat 2002 World Cup [2][6][3][7][5]
4 20 May 2002  Kazakhstan 9 5 Estadi Baldiri Aleu, Sant Boi de Llobregat 2002 World Cup [2][3][8][5]
5 24 May 2002  Wales 17 14 Estadi Baldiri Aleu, Sant Boi de Llobregat 2002 World Cup [2][3][9][5]
6 15 October 2005  England 0 53 Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland [10]
7 14 April 2006  Fiji 27 15 Teufaiva Park, Nuku'alofa Pacific Tri-Nations [11][12]
8 22 April 2006  Tonga 60 5 Teufaiva Park, Nuku'alofa Pacific Tri-Nations [11][13]
9 31 August 2006  Kazakhstan 20 5 Ellerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton 2006 World Cup [14][15][16][5]
10 4 September 2006  New Zealand 0 50 St. Albert Rugby Park, St. Albert 2006 World Cup [14][17][15][18][5]
11 8 September 2006  Spain 12 14 Ellerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton 2006 World Cup [14][17][15][19][5]
12 12 September 2006  South Africa 43 10 St. Albert Rugby Park, St. Albert 2006 World Cup [14][17][15][20][5]
13 16 September 2006  Spain 5 10 Ellerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton 2006 World Cup [14][17][15][21][5]
14 8 August 2009  Australia 0 87 Apia Park, Apia 2010 World Cup Q [5][22]

2010s

Test Date Opponent PF PA Venue Event Ref
15 20 April 2013  Italy 22 65 Campo Central CIU, Madrid 2014 RWCQ [5][23][24]
16 23 April 2013  Sweden 29 0 Campo Central CIU, Madrid 2014 RWCQ [5][25][24]
17 27 April 2013  Netherlands 33 14 Campo Central CIU, Madrid 2014 RWCQ [5][26][24]
18 7 June 2014  New Zealand 12 90 Eden Park, Auckland Test [27]
19 1 August 2014  England 6 65 National Rugby Centre Pitch 1, Marcoussis 2014 RWC [28][5]
20 5 August 2014  Canada 7 42 National Rugby Centre Pitch 2, Marcoussis 2014 RWC [29][5]
21 9 August 2014  Spain 5 41 National Rugby Centre Pitch 2, Marcoussis 2014 RWC [30][5]
22 13 August 2014  South Africa 24 25 National Rugby Centre Pitch 1, Marcoussis 2014 RWC [31][5]
23 17 August 2014  Kazakhstan 31 0 National Rugby Centre Pitch 1, Marcoussis 2014 RWC [32][5]
24 16 November 2018  Papua New Guinea 56 45 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2018 OC [33][34][35][36]
25 20 November 2018  Tonga 68 7 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2018 OC [37][38][39]
26 24 November 2018  Fiji 12 43 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2018 OC [40][41][42]
27 28 May 2019  Hong Kong 34 15 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2019 APC [43][44][45]
28 1 June 2019  Fiji 15 12 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2019 APC [43][46][47]
29 17 November 2019  Papua New Guinea 65 12 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2019 OC [48][49][50][51][52][5]
30 22 November 2019  Fiji 7 26 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2019 OC [48][50][53][5]
31 30 November 2019  Fiji 13 41 Churchill Park, Lautoka 2019 OC [48][49][50][54][5]

2020s

Test Date Opponent PF PA Venue Event Ref
32 14 November 2020  Tonga 40 0 Waitakere Stadium, Auckland 2019 OC [55][56][57]
33 9 July 2022  Tonga 25 17 Massey Park, Auckland 2022 OC [58][59][60]
34 13 July 2022  Papua New Guinea 91 0 Navigation Homes Stadium, Pukekohe 2022 OC [58][61][62]
35 18 July 2022  Fiji 24 31 Massey Park, Auckland 2022 OC [63][58][64][65][66]
36 26 May 2023  Tonga 69 5 Bond University, Gold Coast 2023 OC
37 30 May 2023  Papua New Guinea 83 0 Bond University, Gold Coast 2023 OC
38 4 June 2023  Fiji 19 18 Bond University, Gold Coast 2023 OC 1st Title.[67][68]
39 7 October 2023  South Africa 17 17 Boland Stadium, Wellington, South Africa
40 14 October 2023  United States 26 36 Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch 2023 WXV 2
41 21 October 2023  Japan 10 32 Athlone Stadium, Cape Town 2023 WXV 2
42 27 October 2023  South Africa 7 33 Athlone Stadium, Cape Town 2023 WXV 2
43 29 May 2024  Tonga 29 7 Sunnybank Rugby Club, Brisbane 2024 OC
44 2 June 2024  Fiji 13 27 Sunnybank Rugby Club, Brisbane 2024 OC
45 28 September 2024  Netherlands 8 8 The Sevens Stadium, Dubai 2024 WXV 3 [69]
46 5 October 2024  Fiji 45 17 The Sevens Stadium, Dubai 2024 WXV 3
47 11 October 2024  Madagascar 46 15 The Sevens Stadium, Dubai 2024 WXV 3
48 10 June 2025  Tonga 64 14 Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka 2025 OC
49 14 June 2025  Fiji 20 24 Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka 2025 OC
50 23 August 2025  Australia – – Salford Community Stadium, Manchester 2025 World Cup
51 30 August 2025  England – – Franklin's Gardens, Northampton 2025 World Cup
52 6 September 2025  United States – – York Community Stadium, York 2025 World Cup

Other matches

Date Samoa Score Opponent Venue Note
29 April 2023 Manusina XV  41–10  Tonga Women's A Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland [70][71]
23 September 2023 Manusina XV  12–38 New Zealand Black Ferns XV Navigation Homes Stadium [72]
16 September 2024 Samoa  20–17  Australia A Apia Park, Apia [73]
28 June 2025 Samoa  22–50  Australia A Viking Park, Canberra [74]

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