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2010 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens – Emerging Nations

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The 2010 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens – Emerging Nations tournament was held on 4 April 2010 at Zanka, Hungary.[1] Hungary won the competition after beating Poland in the final.[1]

Host nation Hungary
Date4 April 2010
Champion Hungary
Runner-up Poland
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2010 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens – Emerging Nations
Host nation Hungary
Date4 April 2010
Cup
Champion Hungary
Runner-up Poland
Third Czech Republic
Tournament details
Matches played25
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Teams

Ten teams competed in the tournament.

Pool Stages

Pool A

More information Nation, Won ...
Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
 Hungary 4 0 0 90 20 8
 Poland 3 0 1 66 31 6
 Czech Republic 2 0 2 52 38 4
 Austria 1 0 3 29 70 2
 Finland 0 0 4 10 88 0
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4 April 2010
Hungary 21–5 Finland
4 April 2010
Czech Republic 19–0 Austria
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Finland 0–27 Poland
4 April 2010
Poland 10–14 Hungary
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Austria 10–17 Poland
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Finland 0–26 Czech Republic
4 April 2010
Austria 5–29 Hungary
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Czech Republic 7–12 Poland
4 April 2010
Finland 5–14 Austria
4 April 2010
Czech Republic 0–26 Hungary

Pool B

More information Nation, Won ...
Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Croatia Mladost Zagreb 4 0 0 77 20 8
 Denmark 3 0 1 76 21 6
 Luxembourg 2 0 2 58 60 4
 Slovenia 1 0 3 61 84 2
Barbarians 0 0 4 5 92 0
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4 April 2010
Barbarians5–7Croatia Mladost Zagreb
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Denmark 10–7 Luxembourg
4 April 2010
Mladost Zagreb Croatia21–5 Slovenia
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Denmark 12–0Barbarians
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Luxembourg 19–15 Slovenia
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Mladost Zagreb Croatia14–10 Denmark
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Luxembourg 32–0Barbarians
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Denmark 44–0 Slovenia
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Mladost Zagreb Croatia35–0 Luxembourg
4 April 2010
Slovenia 41–0Barbarians

Source: [1]

Classification Stage

9th place

4 April 2010
Slovenia 12–17Barbarians

7th place

4 April 2010
Denmark 12–0 Luxembourg

5th place

4 April 2010
Finland 22–17Croatia Mladost Zagreb

3rd place

4 April 2010
Czech Republic 17–12 Austria

Final

4 April 2010
Hungary 24–0 Poland

Source: [1]

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