Németh. On Saturday the 4 February 2017, Hungary played their first test match outside of Europe against Uruguay who were making their International debut, in front of 500 spectators. Hungary ran away with the game 50-4 in a dominant display. The team consisted of only Australian players with Hungarian heritage. This was also Hungary's first test match victory across any continent. The four Farkas brothers were outstanding, scoring 30 of the 50 points between themselves alone, with Aaron Farkas accumulating 16 himself in a spectacular performance at hooker. Alexander Fricska scored a try on debut. On Wednesday the 8 February 2017, just 4 days after the first test played outside of the Europe, Hungary played their second against a stronger Thailand side, featuring ex NRL and Super league coach Brian Smith, in front of 100 spectators. Hungary opened up the scoring with 2 quick tries, before scoring 2 more before the half. Thailand came out strong in the second half scoring first points, however Hungary were too strong and ran out 44-10 winners becoming just their second test match victory since the teams origin 6 years prior. The game was almost called off as the night before, a storm washed out the majority of Sydney's Rugby League fields. Just hours before kickoff, the game was rescheduled at Endeavour Sports High School, instead of the original venue, Erskineville Oval. Results A † denotes that the match did not contribute to the RLIF World Rankings. Overall record Cap Number and playing record As of 8 February 2017. See also Rugby league in Hungary Hungarian Rugby League Federation References External links Magyar Bulls RLFC blog page Magyar Bulls RLFC YouTube channel RLEF (Rugby League Europe Federation News site - Squad announcement RLEF (Rugby League Europe Federation News site - Official match report for the first game RLEF (Rugby League Europe Federation) "An appetite for Rugby League?" - Forty-Twenty Magazine - article dated 30 June (pages 38–39)- Adam Nunn and Phil Caplan "Reality Czech" - Rugby League World magazine - article dated August 2011 (pages 65–67) - Tom Coates National rugby league teams