Lloyd Robson Oval
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea · 12 Tests, 2002–2011
Capacity: about 46,500 Sample data invented figure; no capacity data yet
Most wins here
- Papua New Guinea7 wins
- Solomon Islands2 wins
- Niue Island1 wins
- Samoa1 wins
- Tonga1 wins
Biggest win
78–3Papua New Guinea v Vanuatu, 2011Tests here, newest first
- 3 Dec 2011Vanuatu v Solomon IslandsOceania Cup 201120–48
- 3 Dec 2011Papua New Guinea v Niue IslandOceania Cup 201136–7
- 1 Dec 2011Vanuatu v Niue IslandOceania Cup 201113–32
- 1 Dec 2011Solomon Islands v Papua New GuineaOceania Cup 201115–33
- 29 Nov 2011Solomon Islands v Niue IslandOceania Cup 201122–19
- 29 Nov 2011Papua New Guinea v VanuatuOceania Cup 201178–3
- 18 July 2009Papua New Guinea v SamoaMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 201112–73
- 4 July 2009Papua New Guinea v Cook IslandsMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 201129–21
- 27 June 2009Papua New Guinea v VanuatuMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 201186–12
- 10 Sept 2005Papua New Guinea v Cook IslandsMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 200720–11
- 30 Nov 2002Papua New Guinea v TongaMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 200314–47
- 19 Oct 2002Papua New Guinea v Cook IslandsMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 200329–14