The 2013 AFL Europe Championship was a 16-a-side Australian rules football competition held in

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between European countries. This was the second AFL Europe Championship, run by AFL Europe. Matches were played at DCU Sportsground in northern Dublin. Contested between six national teams, the Championships were won by Ireland.

Teams

*Pool A ** Croatia ** Ireland **

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*Pool B ** Denmark ** Germany ** Great Britain

Results

Round 1

* Great Britain: 7.1 (43) d Denmark: 4.9 (33) * Ireland: 3.4 (22) d

: 2.4 (16) * Croatia: 7.5 (47) d Germany: 5.3 (33)
Match Reports - Round 1

Round 2

: 5.11 (41) d Croatia: 5.2 (32) * Great Britain: 9.12 (66) d Germany: 2.3 (15) * Ireland: 7.7 (49) d Denmark: 6.3 (39)
Match Reports - Round 2

Round 3

* Denmark: 8.12 (60) d Germany: 2.1 (13) * Great Britain: 6.4 (40) d

: 3.2 (20) * Ireland: 12.11 (83) d Croatia: 1.1 (7)
Match Reports - Round 3

Finals

Grand Final: * Ireland: 7.3 (45) d Great Britain: 6.8 (44) 3rd Place Match: * Denmark: 7.6 (48) d

: 5th Place Match: * Croatia: 9.5 (59) d Germany: 4.5 (29)
Match Reports - Grand Final Day

External links

Dublin 2013 - AFL Europe Championships

References

Australian rules football competitions {{AFL-competition-stub