The 2007 European Women Sevens Championship was the fifth edition of the
European Women's Sevens Championship
The Rugby Europe Women's Sevens, previously the FIRA–AER Women's Sevens until 2013, is a series of regional championships for women's international rugby sevens in Europe. Prior to 2012, the annual tournament is held over two days, typically ...
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T-EN Tournament 2007
Date/Venue: 18 March 2007,
Székesfehérvár
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Hungary
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Games
*Hungary 34-0 Austria
*Austria 7-19 Croatia
*Croatia 14-0 Hungary
*Hungary 10-10 Austria
*Austria 0-14 Croatia
*Croatia 0-15 Hungary
Emerging (European) Nations 2007
Played at
Katowice
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Poland
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on 27 April to 1 May 2007, this appears to have been part training camp, part tournament. ''(Source Austria Union)''
*Group A saw Finland, Croatia, Bosnia and Poland I.
*Group B saw Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Austria and a combined Czech/Polish II.
It is known that this was Finlands first tournament.
Classification Stages
7th/8th
*Bosnia beat Czech Republic/Poland II
5th/6th
*Austria beat Poland
3rd/4th
*Czech Republic beat Croatia
1st/2nd
*Finland 10-5 Bulgaria
FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Division B
Date/Venue:
Zenica
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Bosnia
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, 19–20 May 2007 ''(Source Fira-Aer)'' Summarised
Pool Stages
POOL One
*Malta 14-0 Denmark
*Malta 7-7 Hungary
*Malta 19-14 Finland
*Malta 17-0 Bosnia Herzogovina
*Malta 53-0 Serbia
*Denmark 10-5 Hungary
*Denmark 0-19 Finland
*Denmark 41-0 Bosnia Herzogovina
*Denmark 27-0 Serbia
*Hungary 0-31 Finland
*Hungary 10-0 Bosnia Herzogovina
*Hungary 17-0 Serbia
*Finland 32-0 Bosnia Herzogovina
*Finland 55-0 Serbia
*Bosnia Herzogovina 0-16 Serbia
POOL Two
Note: Slovakia and Georgia withdrew, Moldova joined leaving one team missing in the group. A Barbarians team is also listed in this group as having lost all games 0-3 suggesting the games were not counted towards the tournament.
*Luxembourg 17-5 Latvia
*Moldova 25-10 Luxembourg
*Israel 0-5 Moldova
*Israel 0-19 Austria
*Moldova 22-0 Latvia
*Austria 44-5 Luxembourg
*Austria 20-0 Latvia
*Israel 20-0 Luxembourg
*Austria 19-10 Moldova
*Israel 10-0 Latvia 0
Classification Stages
Semi-finals
9th-12th Semi-finals
*Latvia 17-5 Bosnia Herzogovina
*Serbia w/o
5th-8th Semi-finals
*Israel 10-5 Hungary
*Luxembourg 5-29 Denmark
1st-4th Semi-finals
*Austria 0-27 Finland
*Moldova 5-17 Malta
Finals
11th/12th Final
*Bosnia Herzogovina w/o
9th/10th Final ''Bowl''
*Latvia 0-17 Serbia
7th/8th Final
*Hungary 24-5 Luxembourg
5th/6th Final ''Plate''
*Israel 0-27 Denmark
3rd/4th Final
*Austria 0-12 Moldova
1st/2nd Final ''Cup''
*Finland 10-5 Malta
FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Division A
Date/Venue:
Zagreb, Croatia, 26–27 May 2007 ''(Source Fira-Aer)'' Summarised
Pool Stages
POOL One
*Switzerland 43-0 Croatia
* 12-5 Romania
*France U20 38-0 Czech Republic
*Romania 26-0 Croatia
*Switzerland 31-14 Czech Republic
*France U20 17-5
*Czech Republic 12-14 Croatia
*France U20 17-5 Romania
* 10-15 Switzerland
*Romania 19-0 Czech Republic
* 14-0 Croatia
*France U20 27-0 Switzerland
* 24-0 Czech Republic
*Switzerland 17-0 Romania
*France U20 47-0 Croatia
POOL Two
*Norway 26-0 Bulgaria
*Germany 29-7 Andorra
*Lithuania 42-5 Poland
*Andorra 22-5 Bulgaria
*Norway 31-0 Poland
*Lithuania 14-12 Germany
*Poland 0-29 Bulgaria
*Lithuania 12-7 Andorra
*Germany 25-0 Norway
*Andorra 19-5 Poland
*Germany 34-0 Bulgaria
*Lithuania 19-7 Norway
*Germany 40-5 Poland
*Norway 7-15 Andorra
*Lithuania 28-0 Bulgaria
Classification Stages
9th-12th Semi-finals
*Croatia 12-17 Poland
*Czech Republic 38-0 Bulgaria
5th-8th Semi-finals
* 17-0 Norway
*Romania 5-0 Andorra
1st-4th Semi-finals
*France U20 40-0 Germany
*Switzerland 20-0 Lithuania
Finals
11th/12th Final
*Croatia 24-0 Bulgaria
9th/10th Final ''Bowl''
*Poland 5-17 Czech Republic
7th/8th Final
*Norway 26-0 Andorra
5th/6th Final ''Plate''
* 10-5 Romania
3rd/4th Final
*Germany 22-5 Lithuania
1st/2nd Final ''Cup''
*France U20 46-0 Switzerland
FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Top 10
Date/Venue:
Lunel,
France
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, 2–3 June 2007 ''(Source Fira-Aer)'' Summarised
Pool Stages
POOL One
*Italy 7-15 Wales
*Ireland 5-10 Spain
*Wales 32-0 Portugal
*Ireland 19-17 Italy
*Spain 19-0 Portugal
*Wales 5-0 Ireland
*Spain 28-0 Italy
*Ireland 31-0 Portugal
*Wales 0-0 Spain
*Italy 12-12 Portugal
POOL Two
*Russia 0-45 England
*Netherlands 6-39 France
*England 19-0 Sweden
*Netherlands 26-5 Russia
*France 26-0 Sweden
*England 45-0 Netherlands
*France 45-0 Russia
*Sweden 14-20 Netherland
*England 12-15 France
*Russia 12-12 Sweden
Classification Stages
5th-8th Semi-finals
*Ireland 26-0 Sweden
*Italy 17-15 Netherlands
1st-4th Semi-finals
*Spain 10-12 England
*Wales 0-21 France
Finals
9th/10th Final ''Bowl''
*Portugal 7-26 Russia
7th/8th Final
*Netherlands 12-10 Sweden
5th/6th Final ''Plate''
*Italy 5-19 Ireland
3rd/4th Final
*Wales 0-10 Spain
1st/2nd Final ''Cup''
*England 5-19 France
T-EN League 2007
Played on 23 June 2007 at
Grossmugl,
Austria
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during the Friendly Games (a wider reaching 10s tournament) ''(Source Austria Union)''
*Austria 36-0 Hungary
*Hungary 0-33 Croatia
*Austria 5-35 Croatia
*Austria 21-5 Hungary
*Hungary 0-59 Croatia
*Austria 5-31 Croatia
References
{{European Sevens Women's Championship
Rugby Europe Women's Sevens
2007 rugby sevens competitions
Sevens