List of International Australian rules football tournaments

Australian rules football is a sport played in over sixty countries around the world.

This list does not include the International Rules Series and tests between Ireland and Australia, which is played in International Rules Football and not Australian Rules Football.

Tournaments and matches may differ from traditional Australian Football in terms of the ground used, the number of players fielded on a team and the number of Australian expatriates permitted to participate. Of these tournaments, the Australian Football International Cup currently has the most strict player eligibility rules and adherence to the Laws of Australian Football.

The following is a list of past and present international tournaments where the sport is or has been played:

TournamentRegions / CountriesYears of International CompetitionFrequencyWebsite
49th Parallel CupUSA vs Canada1999-2015Held in the intermediary years between the Australian Football International Cup, currently on hiatus.
Arafura Games (only a demonstration sport)Asia Pacific1999-Biennial
Asian Australian Football Championships (primarily expat)Asia Pacific2000-Annual
Atlantic Alliance CupNorth Atlantic2001-Defunct
Australian Football International CupWorldwide2002-Triennial
Bali NinesOceania2002-Annual
Barassi International Australian Football Youth TournamentWorldwide1998-Triennial
Bermuda Australian Rules Football ChampionshipsNorth Atlantic2007 (Postponed indefinitely)unknown
Central European Australian Football League ChampionshipsCentral Europe2003–2004N/A
Dubai NinesMiddle East2007unknown
EU CupEurope2005–2007–2008Annual
European ChampionshipsEurope2010-Triennial
Four Nations CupSoutheast Asia1999-Annual
Jubilee Australasian Football CarnivalAustralasia1908N/A
Narita CupAsia1996-Annual
Northern CupEngland, Scotland2003-Annual
Oktoberfest CupDenmark, France, United Kingdom1997-Annual
Trans-Atlantic Cup United States, Great Britain 2021- Currently scheduled for London in August, 2021, and a TBC USA location in 2024.
Tri-Nations TournamentGermany, Denmark, Sweden2006–2007Defunct

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