The 2004 European Women Sevens Championship was the third 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 ...

Qualification Tournament

Venue/Date:

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, 14–15 May 2005 Source: Austria Union, Malta Union Bosnia failed to appear and were replaced by Czech Republic II
All results

Group A * Bulgaria 26-7 Israel * Poland 7-42 Germany * Lithuania 38-0 Austria * Germany 45-0 Israel * Bulgaria 12-5 Austria * Lithuania 15-7 Poland * Austria 5-0 Israel * Lithuania 0-19 Germany * Poland 7-12 Bulgaria * Germany 52-0 Austria * Poland 12-0 Israel * Lithuania 12-5 Bulgaria * Poland 19-0 Austria * Bulgaria 0-28 Germany * Lithuania 33-0 Israel

Group B * Czech Republic B 0-10 Malta * Norway 0-28 Russia * Czech Republic A 7-19 Hungary * Russia 43-5 Malta * Czech Republic B 0-7 Hungary * Czech Republic A 0-7 Norway * Hungary 10-0 Malta * Czech Republic A 0-34 Russia * Norway 40-0 Czech Republic B * Russia 47-0 Hungary * Norway 21-0 Malta * Czech Republic A 17-0 Czech Republic B * Norway 7-0 Hungary * Czech Republic B 0-50 Russia * Czech Republic A 5-0 Malta

Classification Stages

FIRA Women's European Championship

Venue/Date: Lunel,

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, 25–26 June 2005'' Summarised

Pool Stages

POOL A *Portugal 12-12

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*England 54-0 Switzerland *Spain 40-0 Portugal *

12-0 Switzerland *England 12-7 Spain *Portugal 22-5 Switzerland *Spain 24-0

*England 28-0 Portugal *Spain 43-0 Switzerland *England 21-0

POOL B *Netherlands 28-0 Croatia *Sweden 21-0 Italy *France 12-0 Croatia *Netherlands 19-0 Sweden *France 31-0 Italy *Sweden 21-0 Croatia *Netherlands 7-5 France *Italy 12-5 Croatia *Sweden 7-5 France *Netherlands 35-0 Italy

Classification Stages

Plate Semi-finals *France 22-0 Portugal *Italy 19-7

Cup Semi-finals *Spain 28-5 Netherlands *England 49-0 Sweden 9th Place *Croatia 7-5 Switzerland 7th Place *Portugal 35-10

5th Place (Plate) *France 33-0 Italy 3rd Place *Netherlands 21-7 Sweden Cup Final *England 14-0 Spain

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:European 2005 2005 rugby sevens competitions sevens 2004–05 in French rugby union International women's rugby union competitions hosted by France

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