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  1. Results

      Men's Results    Women's Results  

  2. Tournaments

      2018 Euro Cup[1]    2017 Euro Cup[2]    2016 Euro Cup[3]    2015 Euro Cup[4]    2014 Euro Cup[5]   2013 Euro Cup[6][7]  2012 Euro Cup[8]  2011 Euro Cup  2010 Euro Cup  2009 EU Cup  2008 EU Cup  2007 EU Cup  2005 EU Cup 

  3. Team record

  4. Participation

  5. See also

  6. References

  7. External links

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{{flagicon|Ireland}} Ireland (3rd title)
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The Euro Cup (formerly known as the EU Cup) is an international Australian rules football tournament played between European national teams. Played under 9-a-side Footy rules, the tournament was first held at Chiswick in London, England in 2005, created by Australian Football International. A women's cup has been played between more than two teams since the 2014 tournament.

The Euro Cup is an event hosted annually by AFL Europe.

Results

Men's Results

YearHostChampionsRunners UpThirdFourthNumber of Men's teams
2005England}} London{{flagicon>Belgium}} BelgiumSweden}} SwedenNetherlands}} NetherlandsGermany}} Germany 10
2007Germany}} Hamburg{{flagicon>Sweden}} SwedenGermany}} GermanyEngland}} EnglandSpain}} Spain 12
2008Czech Republic}} Prague, Czech Republic{{flagicon>England}} EnglandCroatia}} CroatiaGermany}} GermanySweden}} Sweden 12
2009Croatia}} Samobor, Croatia{{flagicon>England}} EnglandNetherlands}} NetherlandsCroatia}} CroatiaSpain}} Spain 15
2010Italy}} Milan, Italy{{flagicon>Croatia}} CroatiaNetherlands}} NetherlandsIreland}} IrelandEngland}} England 15
2011Northern Ireland}} Belfast, Northern Ireland{{flagicon>Ireland}} IrelandCroatia}} CroatiaEngland}} EnglandItaly}} Italy 18
2012Scotland}} Edinburgh, Scotland{{flagicon>Ireland}} IrelandDenmark}} DenmarkEngland}} EnglandItaly}} Italy 16
2013France}} Bordeaux, FranceEngland}} EnglandFrance}} FranceCroatia}} CroatiaItaly}} Italy 12
2014England}} London, EnglandDenmark}} DenmarkCroatia}} CroatiaIreland}} IrelandGermany}} Germany 16
2015Croatia}} Umag, CroatiaDenmark}} DenmarkEngland}} EnglandCroatia}} CroatiaIreland}} Ireland 12
2016Portugal}} Lisbon, PortugalCroatia}} CroatiaIreland}} IrelandEngland}} EnglandGermany}} Germany 15
2017France}} Bordeaux, France{{flagicon>England}} EnglandIreland}} IrelandGermany}} GermanyFrance}} France14
2018Ireland}} Cork, Ireland{{flagicon>Denmark}} DenmarkIreland}} IrelandCroatia}} CroatiaEngland}} England15
2019Sweden}} Norrtalje, SwedenTBA

Women's Results

YearHostChampionsRunners UpThird PlaceFourth PlaceNumber of Women's Teams
2013France}} Bordeaux, France{{flagicon>England}} EnglandFrance}} France - -2
2014England}} London, EnglandIreland}} IrelandEngland}} EnglandSCO}} ScotlandDenmark}} Denmark5
2015Croatia}} Umag, Croatia{{flagicon>England}} EnglandDenmark}} DenmarkFrance}} FranceCroatia}} Croatia6
2016Portugal}} Lisbon, PortugalIreland}} IrelandEngland}} EnglandCroatia}} CroatiaSweden}} Sweden7
2017France}} Bordeaux, France{{flagicon>England}} EnglandIreland}} IrelandSweden}} SwedenFrance}} France7
2018Ireland}} Cork, Ireland{{flagicon>Ireland}} IrelandEngland}} EnglandSweden}} SwedenCroatia}} Croatia9
2019Sweden}} Norrtalje, SwedenTBA

Tournaments

2018 Euro Cup[1]

The 2018 Euro Cup was held in Cork, Ireland on Saturday 13 October 2018. 15 men's and a record 9 women's teams took part. In the Men's Division Ireland finished as runners-up for the third year in a row, and to a third different opponent as Denmark won their third Euro Cup title and first since 2015.

Meanwhile, in the Women's Division, a strong Irish side continued the duopoly of titles between them and England, defeating the England Vixens in the final 5.3 (33) to 1.3 (8).

2017 Euro Cup[2]

The 2017 Euro Cup was held in Bordeaux, France on Saturday 7 October 2017. 14 men's and 7 women's teams competed including teams from Germany, Austria, Jerusalem, Switzerland, Ireland, Netherlands, Scotland, France, Croatia, Czech Republic, Russia, England, Wales, Sweden and Denmark. England defeated Ireland 58 to 8 in the men's final with England defeating Ireland 38 to 14 in the women's final.

2016 Euro Cup[3]

The 2016 Euro Cup was held in Lisbon, Portugal on Saturday 8 October 2016. 15 men's and 7 women's teams competed including teams from Croatia, Wales, Austria, Italy, Ireland, France, Jerusalem, Russia, Germany, Scotland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, England, European Crusaders and the Netherlands. Croatia defeated Ireland 53 to 39 in the men's final with Ireland defeating England 16 to 7 in the women's final.

2015 Euro Cup[4]

The 2015 Euro cup was held in Umag, Croatia on Saturday 10 October 2015. 12 men's and 6 women's teams competed including teams from Norway, European Crusaders, Jerusalem, Netherlands, Germany, Scotland, France, Austria, Ireland, England, Denmark, Croatia and Sweden. Denmark defeated England 47 to 26 in the men's final with England defeating Denmark 54 to 6 in the women's final.

2014 Euro Cup[5]

The 2014 Euro Cup was held in London, England on Saturday 11 October 2014. 16 men's and 5 women's teams competed including teams from Norway, Netherlands, Sweden, Scotland, France, England, Ireland, Austria, European Crusaders, Croatia, Denmark, Catalunya, Germany, Spain, Wales and Italy. Denmark defeated Croatia 6.4.40 to 2.4.16 in the men's final with Ireland defeating England 5.1.31 to 4.2.26 in the women's final.

2013 Euro Cup[6][7]

{{main|2013 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2013 EU Cup was held in Bordeaux, France on Saturday 21 September 2013. 12 national men's teams competed including: Austria, Catalonia, Croatia, England, European Crusaders, France, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Norway and Spain. Two women's teams, France and the European Crusaders, competed in a women's match.

In the Grand final England defeated France 92-15.

2012 Euro Cup[8]

{{main|2012 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2012 event was held in Edinburgh, Scotland on Saturday 22 September 2012. 16 national men's teams competed including: Croatia, Ireland, England, Italy, Spain, Wales, France, Scotland, Germany, Denmark, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Czech Republic and Norway (first participation). Two women's teams, Ireland and the European Crusaders, competed in a women's match.

Ireland defeated Denmark in the final by 1 point.

2011 Euro Cup

The 2011 Euro Cup was held in Belfast, Northern Ireland on Saturday 8 October 2011. 18 national men's teams competed in the tournament. Final results were: 1. Ireland, 2. Croatia, 3. England, 4. Italy, 5. France, 6. Scotland, 7. Wales, 8. Spain, 9. European Crusaders, 10. Russia (1st time competitors), 11. Denmark, 12. Germany, 13. Finland, 14. Sweden, 15. Netherlands, 16. Austria, 17. Iceland, 18. Catalonia.

Ireland defeated Switzerland in the women's match.

2010 Euro Cup

{{main|2010 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2010 event was held in Parabiago on the outskirts of Milan, Italy on Saturday 2 October 2010, and the competing teams were Austria, Catalonia, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, EU Crusaders, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands and Wales.

In the final Croatia defeated the Netherlands by 5 points.

For the first time a women's international match took place during the competition. Ireland defeated Italy by 10 points in the one-off match.

2009 EU Cup

{{main|2009 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2009 event was held in Samobor, Croatia on the weekend of 3 to 5 October, and the competing teams were England, Finland, Czech Republic, Andorra, Croatia, France, Scotland, Austria, Germany, The Netherlands, Iceland, Italy, Spain, Ireland and the EU Crusaders.

In the final, England defeated Netherlands.

2008 EU Cup

{{main|2008 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2008 event was held in Prague, Czech Republic on the weekend of 11 and 12 October, and the competing teams were England, Finland, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Catalonia, The Netherlands, Scotland, Croatia, Sweden, Austria and the EU Crusaders.

In the final, England defeated Croatia 107-59.

2007 EU Cup

{{main|2007 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

The 2007 event was held in Hamburg, Germany on the weekend of 15 and 16 September, and was won by Sweden who defeated Germany in the final.

Twelve teams representing Austria, Belgium, Catalonia, Czech Republic, England, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and a team called EU Crusaders attended the 2007 EU Cup. This tournament limited squad sizes to 15 players, of which no more than ten could be Australians.

2005 EU Cup

{{main|2005 EU Cup Australian rules football}}

Ten teams representing Scotland, England, Germany, Sweden, Israel, Netherlands, France, Austria, Catalonia and Belgium attended the 2005 EU Cup.

There was no restriction on the numbers of expatriate Australians competing in the event, but a handicap system was put in places whereby sides received a 2-point handicap for each local national and 1 point for each other non-Australian in their squads.

The tournament was won by Belgium who defeated Sweden in the final.

Team record

Men's Record
Team Champions Runners-up3rd Place4th Place
ENG}} England 4 142
CRO}} Croatia 2 340
IRE}} Ireland 2 321
SWE}} Sweden 1 101
BEL}} Belgium 1 000
NED}} Netherlands 0 210
GER}} Germany 0 123
DEN}} Denmark 3 100
FRA}} France 0 101
Italy}} Italy0003
Spain}} Spain0002
Women's Record
TeamChampionsRunners-Up3rd Place4th Place
ENG}} England3300
IRE}} Ireland3100
FRA}} France0111
DEN}} Denmark0101
SWE}} Sweden0021
SCO}} Scotland0010
CRO}} Croatia0012

Participation

Men's Participation and Placings
Team2005200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018
ENG}} England=5311433162314
IRE}} Ireland - - -6311534222
GER}} Germany42387126 -45437
FRA}} France=976121059296545
WAL}} Wales - - - -8712 -5 -659
NED}} Netherlands3992215 - -159966
CRO}} Croatia - -23125323173
AUT}} Austria=9=111214121616910710813
CZE}} Czech Republic -5111513 -15 - - - -912
SCO}} Scotland7 -859611 -118=7108
ISR}}{{flagicon|PLE}} Jerusalem - - - - - - - - -12=1311 -
SWE}} Sweden214 - -147 -7 - -1210
RUS}} Russia - - - - -10 - - - -=131314
SUI}} Switzerland - - - -11 - - - - - -1415
EU}} Crusaders -=111010159 -101210=7 - -
Italy}} Italy - - -1364448 -=11 - -
NOR}} Norway - - - - - -13111311=11 - -
POR}} Portugal - - - - - - - - - -=13 - -
DEN}} Denmark - - - - -112 -11 - -1
Spain}} Spain -4 -45810714 - - - -
CAT}} Catalonia887 -1418 -1216 - - - -
FIN}} Finland -657 -1386 - - - - -
ISL}} Iceland - - -9 -17148 - - - - -
AND}} Andorra - - -11 - - - - - - - - -
BEL}} Belgium110 - - - - - - - - - - -
ISR}} Israel=5 - - - - - - - - - - - -
ISR}} Tel Aviv - - - - - - - - - - - -11

See also

{{Portal||Australian rules football}}

References

1. ^{{Cite web|url=https://afleurope.org/euro-cup-2018-wrap-up/|title=Euro Cup 2018 Wrap-Up – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2019-02-26}}
2. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/euro-cup-2017-review/|title=Euro Cup 2017 Review – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
3. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/euro-cup-2016-review/|title=Euro Cup 2016 – Review – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
4. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/2015-axios-euro-cup/|title=2015 Axios Euro Cup – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
5. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/2014-axios-euro-cup-wrap/|title=2014 Axios Euro Cup Review – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
6. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/all-the-results-from-the-2013-axios-euro-cup/|title=All the results from the 2013 Axios Euro Cup – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
7. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/england-win-the-axios-euro-cup-2013/|title=England win the Axios Euro Cup 2013 – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}
8. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.afleurope.org/events-media/events/euro-cup-2012/|title=Euro Cup 2012 – AFL Europe|website=www.afleurope.org|access-date=2018-02-14}}

External links

  • Australian Football International
  • AFL Europe
  • Official site of the 2009 EU Cup
{{EU Cup}}{{Australian rules football tournaments in Europe}}

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