2005 EU Cup Australian rules football


1st EU Cup - Aussie Rules London 2005

Teams	10
Host	London, England, UK
Date	9 October 2005
Podium • Champion • Runner-up • Third • Fourth	Belgium Sweden The Netherlands Germany

The 2005 EU Cup of Australian rules football was held in London (England) on October 9, 2005, with 10 national teams. The tournament was won by Belgium who were crowned European Champions after defeating Sweden in the final.

Teams

Pool A
	Austria
	Belgium
	Catalonia
	Germany
	Israel

Pool B
	England
	France
	Scotland
	The Netherlands
	Sweden

Pools

POOL A	Pts	P	W	L	PF	PA	DP
Belgium	6	4	3	1	228	129	+99
Germany	6	4	3	1	200	156	+44
Israel	6	4	3	1	156	112	+44
Catalonia	2	4	1	3	158	217	-59
Austria	0	4	0	4	92	220	-128

9 October 2005
	Israel	51-10	Austria	Chiswick RFC London
	[2] 7.7 (51)		[5] 0.5 (10)

9 October 2005
	Germany	59-38	Catalonia	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 5.7 (59)		[24] 2.2 (38)

9 October 2005
	Belgium	62-7	Austria	Chiswick RFC London
	[3] 9.5 (62)		[5] 0.2 (7)

9 October 2005
	Israel	36-31	Catalonia	Chiswick RFC London
	[2] 5.4 (36)		[24] 0.7 (31)

9 October 2005
	Catalonia	51-45	Austria	Chiswick RFC London
	[24] 4.3 (51)		[5] 6.4 (45)

9 October 2005
	Belgium	77-38	Catalonia	Chiswick RFC London
	[3] 12.2 (77)		[24] 2.2 (38)

9 October 2005
	Israel	38-32	Belgium	Chiswick RFC London
	[2] 5.6 (38)		[3] 3.11 (32)

9 October 2005
	Germany	39-31	Israel	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 2.5 (39)		[2] 4.5 (31)

9 October 2005
	Germany	56-30	Austria	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 5.4 (56)		[5] 4.1 (30)

9 October 2005
	Belgium	57-46	Germany	Chiswick RFC London
	[3] 8.6 (57)		[22] 3.6 (46)

POOL B	Pts	P	W	L	PF	PA	DP
Sweden	8	4	4	0	280	153	+127
England	6	4	3	1	214	179	+35
The Netherlands	4	2	2	2	212	210	+2
Scotland	2	4	1	3	186	252	-66
France	0	4	0	4	176	274	-98

9 October 2005
	England	66-30	The Netherlands	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 7.2 (66)		[8] 3.4 (30)

9 October 2005
	England	49-40	France	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 4.3 (49)		[30] 1.4 (40)

9 October 2005
	The Netherlands	74-42	France	Chiswick RFC London
	[8] 10.6 (74)		[30] 2.0 (42)

9 October 2005
	Sweden	68-36	England	Chiswick RFC London
	[10] 9.4 (68)		[22] 2.2 (36)

9 October 2005
	Scotland	70-52	France	Chiswick RFC London
	[15] 8.7 (70)		[30] 3.4 (52)

9 October 2005
	Sweden	81-42	France	Chiswick RFC London
	[10] 11.5 (81)		[30] 2.0 (42)

9 October 2005
	Sweden	73-31	Scotland	Chiswick RFC London
	[10] 10.3 (73)		[15] 2.4 (31)

9 October 2005
	England	63-41	Scotland	Chiswick RFC London
	[22] 6.5 (63)		[15] 4.2 (41)

9 October 2005
	The Netherlands	64-44	Scotland	Chiswick RFC London
	[8] 8.8 (64)		[15] 4.5 (44)

9 October 2005
	Sweden	58-44	The Netherlands	Chiswick RFC London
	[10] 7.6 (58)		[8] 5.6 (44)

Finals

Semi-finals			Final

October 9 - London
Belgium	35
The Netherlands	20

			October 9 - London
			BELGIUM	78
			Sweden	37


			Third place
October 9 - London		October 9 - London
Sweden	56	The Netherlands	58
Germany	44		Germany	37

6-8 Places

9 October 2005
	Scotland	36-18	Austria	London
	[15] 3.3 (36)		[5] 2.1 (18)

9 October 2005
	Catalonia	53-44	France	London
	[24] 4.5 (53)		[30] 2.2 (44)

Semifinals

9 October 2005
	Belgium	35-20	The Netherlands	London
	[3] 4.8 (35)		[8] 2.0 (20)

9 October 2005
	Sweden	56-44	Germany	London
	[10] 7.4 (56)		[22] 3.4 (44)

3rd - 4th places

9 October 2005
	The Netherlands	58-37	Germany	London
	[8] 7.8 (58)		[22] 2.3 (37)

FINAL

9 October 2005
	Belgium	78-37	Sweden	London
	[3] 12.6 (78)		[10] 4.3 (37)

Champion
BELGIUM

Final standings

Equip
1	Belgium
2	Sweden
3	The Netherlands
4	Germany
5	Israel
=	England
6	Scotland
7	Catalonia
8	France
=	Austria

NOTE: Israel and England didn't play the final match, sharing the fifth place.

External links

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