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England Senior Mens Results
Following the historical success of English players as members of the Great Britain Men’s water polo teams that dominated international water polo in the first six Olympic games, the England Senior Men’s team has achieved considerable success in modern international competition. In 2002, the England Senior Men’s team won the bronze medal in the Commonwealth Water Polo Tournament and the England Senior Men’s team then won the gold medal in the Commonwealth Water Polo Tournament in 2014, beating Malta 16-9 in their final match.
The England Senior Men’s first game for 3 years took place in Manchester on 13 May 2017 against Scotland. For all the information including full match video click here.
For more England Senior Men’s results click on the relevant link below
ENG Senior Men at the 2023 Home Nations Event, Dublin May 2023 Results
ENG senior men at the EU Nations, Brno, CZE. May 2022 Results
ENG Senior Men at the 2022 Home Nations Event, Coventry May 2022 Results
ENG senior men at the EU Nations, Brno, CZE. Nov 2021 Results
England Senior Men’s Result at the 2019 EU Nations, Brno June 12th – 16th 2019
England senior men’s Result v SCO at the Manchester Aquatic Centre, 4th May 2019
ENG senior men’s Results EU Nations, Prague, CZE. May 18-20 2018
ENG senior men’s Result v SCO, Ponds Forge, Sheffield. 11 Feb 2018
ENG senior men’s Results EU Nations, Szczecin, Poland. May 19-21 2017
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