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2003 European Sevens Championship

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Host nation
  
GER

Champions
  
Portugal

The 2003 European Sevens Championship was a rugby sevens competition, with the final held in Heidelberg, Germany (16 / 17 August 2003).It was the second edition of the European Sevens championship. This event was organised by rugby's European governing body, the FIRA – Association of European Rugby (FIRA-AER). In the final Portugal beat France 26 - 21.

Contents

Preliminary rounds

1.Amsterdam 7's (17/18 May 2003)

Pool A

  •  France 14 - 05  Lithuania
  •  Netherlands 61 - 00  Luxembourg
  •  France 21 - 00  Netherlands
  •  Lithuania 46 - 00  Luxembourg
  •  Netherlands 24 - 00  Lithuania
  •  France 14 - 00  Luxembourg
  • Pool B

  •  Germany 28 - 10  Belgium
  •  Denmark 21 - 07  Norway
  •  Germany 21 - 07  Denmark
  •  Norway 19 - 14  Belgium
  •  Denmark 19 - 00  Belgium
  •  Germany 33 - 07  Norway
  • Bowl Semifinals

  •  Norway 38 - 05  Luxembourg
  •  Lithuania 26 - 07  Belgium
  • Cup Semifinals

  •  Germany 31 - 00  Netherlands
  •  France 19 - 07  Denmark
  • 7th Place

  •  Belgium 45 - 00  Luxembourg
  • 5th Place

  •  Lithuania 15 - 12  Norway
  • 3rd Place

  •  Netherlands 50 - 12  Denmark
  • Cup Final

  •  France 33 - 21  Germany
  • 2.Lunel 7's , France (24 / 25 May 2003)

    3.Pragua 7's , Czech Republic (24 / 25 May 2003)

    4.Sopot 7's , Poland (31 May / 1 June 2003)

    5.Makarska 7's, Croatia (06 / 07 June 2003)

    6.Madrid 7's , Spain (14 / 15 June 2003)

    Pool A

  •  Portugal 26 - 12  Spain
  •  Andorra 17 - 12  Belgium
  •  Portugal 21 - 14  Belgium
  •  Spain 21 - 10  Andorra
  •  Spain 19 - 05  Belgium
  •  Portugal 33 - 14  Andorra
  • Pool B

  •  France 33 - 00  Italy
  •  Netherlands 28 - 12  Malta
  •  France 47 - 05  Netherlands
  •  Italy 21 - 05  Malta
  •  Netherlands 21 - 17  Italy
  •  France 42 - 05  Malta
  • Bowl Semifinals

  •  Italy 05 - 00  Belgium
  •  Andorra 12 - 10  Malta
  • Cup Semifinals

  •  France 21 - 12  Spain
  •  Portugal 24 - 00  Netherlands
  • 7th Place

  •  Malta 24 - 00  Belgium
  • 5th Place

  •  Andorra 33 - 26  Italy
  • 3rd Place

  •  Spain 40 - 19  Netherlands
  • Cup Final

  •  Portugal 22 - 19  France
  • 7.Lisbon 7's , Po rtugal (21 / 22 June 2003)

    8.Tbilisi 7's , Georgia (28 / 29 June 2003)

    9.Budapest 7's, Hungary (28 / 29 June 2003)

    Final Round

    Heidelberg 7's , Germany (16 / 17 August 2003)

    References

    2003 European Sevens Championship Wikipedia