Sweden national rugby union team
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Union | Svenska Rugbyförbundet | |||||||||||||||||
Coach | Neil Johnson | |||||||||||||||||
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First international | ||||||||||||||||||
Sweden 6 - 0 Denmark (1949-10-23) |
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Largest win | ||||||||||||||||||
Luxembourg 3 - 116 Sweden (2001-05-05) |
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Worst defeat | ||||||||||||||||||
Soviet Union 72 - 0 Sweden (1976-07-01) |
The Sweden national rugby union team is a member of the FIRA - Association of European Rugby and plays in the 3A division of the European Nations Cup.
[edit] External links
- Svenska Rugbyförbundet - Official Site (Swedish)
First tier
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