2004–06 European Nations Cup First Division

2004-06 European Nations Cup First Division
Date	20 November 2004 - 10 June 2006
Countries	Czech Republic  Georgia  Portugal  Romania  Russia  Ukraine
Tournament statistics
Champions	Romania
Matches played	30
← 2003-04 (Previous) (Next) 2006-08 →

The 2004-2006 European Nations Cup doubled up as an element of qualification for the Rugby World Cup 2007. Ukraine replaced Spain as Champions of Division 2A.

Table

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Table points
		played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference
1	Romania	10	8	0	2	389	94	+295	26
2	Georgia	10	8	0	2	353	125	+228	26
3	Portugal	10	6	1	3	193	183	+10	23
4	Russia	10	4	1	5	290	202	+88	19
5	Czech Republic	10	3	0	7	164	306	-142	16
5	Ukraine	10	0	0	10	77	556	-479	10

Results of 2004-2005 Sesason

20 November 2004	Russia	15 - 27	Georgia	Krasnodar

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20 November 2004	Ukraine	16 - 36	Portugal	Odessa

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27 November 2004	Czech Republic	13 - 38	Romania	Prague

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5 February 2005	Portugal	18 - 14	Georgia	Lisbon

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26 February 2005	Romania	33 - 10	Russia	Timisoara

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26 February 2005	Portugal	19 - 13	Czech Republic	Lisbon

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26 February 2005	Georgia	65 - 0	Ukraine	Tblisi

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12 March 2005	Czech Republic	42 - 15	Ukraine	Prague

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12 March 2005	Georgia	20 - 13	Romania	Tblisi

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19 March 2005	Czech Republic	11 - 7	Russia	Prague

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19 March 2005	Romania	97 - 0	Ukraine	Bucharest

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4 June 2005	Russia	16 - 18	Portugal	Krasnoyarsk

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11 June 2005	Russia	72 - 0	Ukraine	Moskow

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11 June 2005	Romania	14 - 10	Portugal	Bucharest

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12 June 2005	Georgia	75 - 10	Czech Republic	Kutaisi

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Results of 2005-2006 Sesason

5 November 2005	Ukraine	8 - 47	Czech Republic	Odessa

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12 November 2005	Russia	52 - 12	Czech Republic	Krasnodar

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4 February 2006	Georgia	46 - 19	Russia	Tblisi

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25 February 2006	Romania	35 - 10	Georgia	Bucarest

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25 February 2006	Portugal	19 - 19	Russia	Lisbon

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11 March 2006	Romania	50 - 3	Czech Republic	La Teste-de-Buch

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11 March 2006	Georgia	40 - 0	Portugal	Tblisi

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18 March 2006	Portugal	3 - 27	Romania	Lisbon

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29 April 2006	Ukraine	12 - 32	Georgia	Odessa

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13 May 2006	Portugal	52 - 14	Ukraine	Lisbon

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20 May 2006	Czech Republic	10 - 18	Portugal	Praga

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27 May 2006	Ukraine	12 - 55	Russia	Kharkov

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3 June 2006	Ukraine	0 - 58	Romania	Kiev

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10 June 2006	Czech Republic	3 - 24	Georgia	Prague

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10 June 2006	Russia	25 - 24	Romania	Krasnoyarsk

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