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England League Jersey

As with the majority of other sports, England wear a white shirt with red, white shorts and red socks for their home games. The shirt has been pulled on by many famous players and we have listed a few of our favourites for you here: Shaun Edwards, Andrew Farrell, Ellery Hanley, Joe Lydon, Roger Millward, Martin Offiah, Jason Robinson and Garry Schofield.

2013 Players Track Jacket Charcoal/White/ £49.99 from Lovell Rugby	League 2013 Players Media Polo Shirt Whit £32.99 from Lovell Rugby	League 2013 Players Training Singlet Whit £27.99 from Lovell Rugby
League 2013 Players Training T-Shirt Whit £29.99 from Lovell Rugby	League 2013 Players Hooded Sweat Charcoal £44.99 from Lovell Rugby

England Rugby League Shirt £2.70 bid now	Isc England Rugby League Union Home Shorts Wigan Warriors St Helens Jersey Shirt £14.99 bid now	England Rugby League Away Shirt 2011/2012 Medium Bnwt £24.99 bid now
England Rugby League Shirt 1995 £20.00 bid now	Official England Rugby League Shirt 1995/96 (xl) £12.99 bid now	Isc St Helens Rugby League Home Socks Mens 11-14 Wigan Warriors England Shirt £7.95 bid now
England Rugby League Away Shirt 2011/2012 11-12 Years Bnwt £17.99 bid now	Bnwt England Away Shirt - L Adult 42" - 44" 2011 Rugby League £22.21 bid now	England Rugby League Away Shirt 2011/2012 9-10 Years Bnwt £17.99 bid now
Hull Kr Rugby League Shirt Top Jersey Large L City England £14.99 bid now	Cotton Traders England Home Rugby League National Shirt Adult Medium (16374) £19.99 bid now	England Rugby World Cup Australia 2008 Extra Large Mens Rugby League Shirt £4.99 bid now

England Rugby league who are nicknamed the Three Lions played their first international match against a combined Scots and Welsh team on the 5th April 1904 in Wigan, losing 3-9. The team historically use the Wembley Stadium as their home venue, even though the majority of fans come from the Midlands and North of England.

England were represented in the World Cups in 1975, 1995 and 2000 and the World Sevens in 2002 and 2003. Their best results in the World Cup were as runners up in 1975 and 1995. Most matches involving England were not given test status as English players represented Great Britain. However from 2008 each of the home nations will have their own teams and GB will only be formed occasionally in the same way as the Rugby Union Lions touring team. England had automatic qualification to the 2008 World Cup.