The 2010 Rink Hockey European Championship or 2010 CERH European Championship was the 49th edition of the

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, held between 5 and 11 September, in

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Venue

All games were played at Wuppertal's

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, with a maximum capacity of 2,500 for rink hockey games.

Group stage

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Group A

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Group B

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Knockout stage

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Quarter-finals

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Semi-finals

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Third-place play-off

''France win 2-0 on penalties''

Final

Placement matches

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5th to 8th place

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7th-place play-off

5th-place play-off

Final ranking

Goalscorers

Below is a list of all of the tournament's goalscorers: ;14 goals: *

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;11 goals: * Luís Viana * Pedro Gil ;10 goals: * Jordi Bargalló ;9 goals: * Reinaldo Ventura ;8 goals: * Josep Ma Ordeig * Marc Torra * Pascal Kissling ;6 goals: * Jens Behrendt * Ricardo Barreiros * Jordi Adroher ;5 goals: * Juan Travasino * James Taylor ;4 goals: * Marco Bernadowitz * Sergio Festa * Davide Motaran * Francesco de Rinaldis * Tiago Rafael * Pedro Moreira * Andre Azevedo * Marc Waddingham * Andreas Münger * Dominik Wirth ;3 goals: * Guirec Henry * Kevin Guilbert * Anthony Weber * Marc Gual * Josep Ma Roca * Simon von Allmen * Simon Hosking * Owen Stewart * Michael Witzemann ;2 goals: * Mark Wochnik * Valter Neves * Brandan Barker * Sébastien ;1 goal: * Thomas Simcic * Michael Schwendinger * Karl Smith * Kai Hövelmann * Andreas Paczia * Luca Serpini * Antonio Dagostino * Domenico Illuzzi * Olivier Lesca * Nicolas Guilbert * Roma Bancells

References

External links

Official Website of Euro 2010 Wuppertal
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Rink Hockey Euro 2010 Wuppertal InformationComité Européen de Rink-Hockey CERH website
{{Rink hockey international competitions CERH European Roller Hockey Championship

European Championship September 2010 sports events in Germany