Luxembourg national rugby sevens team

Luxembourg Rugby Federation
Union	Fédération Luxembourgeoise de rugby
Team kit	Change kit
Official website
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Last updated July 27, 2022

The Luxembourg national rugby sevens team made up primarily from the XV Team competes annually in European competitions. Entered first tournament in 1996.

Tournament History

1996 Portugal

I Lisbon (1-2 June) 1997 Rugby World Cup 7s Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C	Scorers
1	Latvia	R1	12	41	L	2	1	PW2; c BW
2	Portugal	R1	12	47	L	2	1	AB PW; c BW
3	New Zealand	R2	10	66	L	2	-	BW PW
4	Hungary	R2	26	0	W	4	3	CB2 GC PW; c GC3
5	Poland	Q/F Plate	10	33	L	2	-	BW PW

Luxembourg Squad
K Akram C Baumann G Brittin A Burke G Cope R Dey M Landgraf B Whiteman P Whitten W Young

2000 Germany

II Heidelberg (10-11 June) 2001 Rugby World Cup 7s Europe Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C	Scorers
6	Belgium	R1 Group B	35	5	W	5	5	GB SF3 JO; c JH5
7	Denmark	R1 Group B	14	19	L	2	2	JH AVZ, c JH2
8	Romania	R1 Group B	0	40	L	-	-
9	Wales	R2 Group B	0	47	L	-	-
10	Austria	R2 Group B	35	5	W	5	5	GB SF RG JH2; c JH5
11	Czech Republic	R2 Group B	21	12	W	3	3	GB2 AI; c JH3

Luxembourg Squad
G Brittin D Bunnag S Focas R Guilfoyle J Harris A Isturis J Orr M Thompson A Van Zeeland S Williams

2002 France Spain Germany

III Lunel (17-18 May) Euro Sevens I Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
12	Georgia	Group A	0	43	L	-	-
13	Portugal	Group A	0	49	L	-	-
14	Switzerland	Group A	5	19	L	1	-
15	Bulgaria	S/F Plate	7	17	L	1	1
16	Belgium	Final 7th	33	12	W	5	4

Luxembourg Squad
P Boeglin G Caviglia E Flammang S Focas J Harris E Karisik JF Lens D Melia A Thompson A Tribellini

IV Madrid (15-16 June) Euro Sevens I Qualifier 4

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
17	Spain	Q/F Cup	0	36	L	-	-
18	Malta	S/F Plate	12	17	L	2	1
19	Monaco	Final 7th	40	5	W	6	5

Luxembourg Squad
G Brittin D Bunnag G Caviglia S Focas J Harris L Herve S Knowles JF Lens J Lister A Thompson

V Heidelberg (17-18 August) Euro Sevens Championship

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
20	France	Group A	0	35	L	-	-
21	Poland	Group A	0	42	L	0	0
22	Germany	Group A	0	45	L	-	-
23	Lithuania	Group A	14	45	L	2	2
24	Denmark	Group A	0	38	L	-	-
25	Netherlands	S/F Bowl	7	28	L	1	1
26	Czech Republic	Final 11th	12	26	L	2	1

Luxembourg Squad
E Flammang S Focas J Harris S Kelly JC Lepers J Lister N Sharplin A Thompson A Van Zeeland N Wise

2003 Netherlands Portugal

VI Amsterdam (17-18 May) Euro Sevens II Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
27	France	Group A	0	14	L	-	-
28	Lithuania	Group A	0	46	L	-	-
29	Netherlands	Group A	0	61	L	-	-
30	Norway	S/F Plate	5	38	L	1	-
31	Belgium	Final 7th	0	45	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
J D'Angelo T Edmonston-Low S Focas J Harris H Irwin E Karisik D Laloy JF Lens J Lister B Smith

VII Portugal, Lisbon (21-22 June) Euro Sevens II Qualifier 7

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
32	Portugal	Group A	12	35	L	2	1
33	Spain	Group A	12	47	L	2	1
34	Croatia	Group A	0	38	L	-	-
35	Malta	S/F Plate	7	19	L	1	1
36	Israel	Final 7th	14	26	L	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
P Boeglin G Brittin G Caviglia S Focas J Harris A Isturis W Lafaysse D Laloy J Lister A Van Zeeland

2004 Russia Ukraine

VIII Moscow (19-20 June) Euro Sevens III Qualifier 5

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
37	Scotland	Group A	0	48	L	-	-
38	Germany	Group A	7	21	L	1	1
39	Netherlands	Group A	0	59	L	-	-
40	Israel	Group A	31	10	W	5	3
41	Latvia	S/F Plate	14	31	L	2	2
42	Sweden	Final 7th	0	38	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
J D'Angelo S Focas R Guilfoyle L Herve S Knowles W Lafaysse JF Lens J Lister L Najeros A Van Zeeland

IX Kyiv (26-27 June) Euro Sevens III Qualifier 6

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
43	Georgia	Group A	0	59	L	-	-
44	Netherlands	Group A	5	26	L	1	-
45	Ukraine	Group A	0	38	L	-	-
46	Austria	S/F Plate	22	7	W	4	1
47	Moldova	Final 7th	0	55	L	-	-
48	Netherlands	Final 7th	14	33	L	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
J D'Angelo S Focas R Guilfoyle L Herve S Knowles W Lafaysse JF Lens J Lister L Najeros A Van Zeeland

2005 Croatia France

X Split (17-18 June) Euro Sevens IV Qualifier 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
49	Lithuania	Group B	0	24	L	-	-
50	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	14	38	L	2	2
51	Monaco	Group B	19	19	D	3	2
52	Italy	Group B	0	33	L	-	-
53	Czech Republic	S/F1 Plate	7	19	L	1	1
54	Bosnia and Herzegovina	S/F2 Plate	12	28	L	2	1
55	Switzerland	Final 7th	28	12	W	4	4

Luxembourg Squad
G Caviglia J D'Angelo R Guilfoyle J Harris L Herve W Lafaysse D Laloy JF Lens J Lister N Sharplin

XI Lunel (25-26 June) Euro Sevens IV Qualifier 3

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
56	Italy	Group A	0	63	L	-	-
57	Netherlands	Group A	0	45	L	-	-
58	Romania	Group A	0	33	L	-	-
59	Armenia	Group A	14	26	L	2	2
60	Monaco	Final Bowl	0	20	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
G Caviglia S Clarke R Guilfoyle L Herve D Laloy JF Lens J Lister A Van Zeeland T Whiteman

2006 Croatia France

XII Split (27-28 May) Euro Sevens V Qualifier 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
61	Portugal	Group A	0	43	L	-	-
62	Netherlands	Group A	7	28	L	1	1
63	Andorra	Group A	0	40	L	-	-
64	Israel	Group A	17	10	W	3	1
65	Bosnia and Herzegovina	S/F Plate	12	32	L	2	1
66	Serbia	Final 7th	19	12	W	3	2

Luxembourg Squad
M Arrou-Vigoud O Cros G Caviglia J Da Col J D'Angelo F Herve L Herve J Lister M Lowe S Lowe

XIII Lunel (3-4 June) Euro Sevens V Qualifier 3

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
67	France	Group A	0	33	L	-	-
68	Georgia	Group A	0	28	L	-	-
69	Netherlands	Group A	7	31	L	1	1
70	Monaco	Group A	5	21	L	1	-
71	Malta	Final Bowl	26	39	L	4	3

Luxembourg Squad
M Arrou-Vigoud O Cros G Caviglia J Da Col A Evrard R Gillet S Knowles D Laloy S Lowe N Sharplin

2007 France

XIV Lunel (2-3 June) Euro Sevens VI Qualifier 4

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
72	France	Group A	0	42	L	-	-
73	Netherlands	Group A	5	38	L	1	-
74	Lithuania	Group A	0	24	L	-	-
75	Norway	Group A	12	21	L	2	1
76	Czech Republic	Final Bowl	5	26	L	1	-

Luxembourg Squad
G Caviglia J Da Col L Davies P Halter F El Jabrouni C Herve F Herve H Nzali N Rivoallan S Speciale

2008 Denmark Greece

XV Odense (10-11 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
77	Romania	Group A	0	28	L	-	-
78	Sweden	Group A	0	40	L	-	-
79	Belgium	Group A	7	41	L	1	1
80	Monaco	Group A	7	36	L	1	1
81	Austria	Final Bowl	33	7	W	5	4

Luxembourg Squad
M Arrou-Vigoud G Chimienti A Cochet J Da Col A Evrard N Geoffreys J Harris W Lafaysse S Rezapour A Timmermans

XVI Corfu (21-22 June) Euro Sevens Qualifier 6

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
82	Russia	Group A	0	38	L	-	-
83	Greece Corfu	Group A	22	0	W	4	1
84	Andorra	Group A	0	47	L	-	-
85	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group A	7	45	L	1	1
86	Greece	S/F Plate	0	33	L	-	-
87	Cyprus	Final 7th	0	29	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
S Clarke A Cochet J Da Col M Dozin N Geoffreys C Herve T Picherit S Rezapour E Rogers A Timmermans

2009 Poland Greece

XVII Sopot (16-17 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
88	Portugal	Group A	0	56	L	-	-
89	Latvia	Group A	12	27	L	2	1
90	Sweden	Group A	5	31	L	1	-
91	Hungary	Group A	17	5	W	3	1
92	Denmark	S/F Plate	7	33	L	1	1
93	Latvia	Final 7th	14	29	L	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
N Abel J Da Col N Geoffreys J Harris C Lowe A Marcus N Nordahl E Rogers A Timmermans *

XVIII Athens (23-24 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
94	Portugal	Group A	0	49	L	-	-
95	Latvia	Group A	7	36	L	1	1
96	Sweden	Group A	14	38	L	2	2
97	Hungary	Group A	0	50	L	-	-
98	Denmark	Final Bowl	0	27	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
N Abel J Da Col M Dozin N Geoffreys L Herve C Lowe A Marcus S McKinlay E Rogers A Timmermans

2010 Denmark Croatia

XIX Odense (22-23 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
99	Spain	Group B	0	45	L	-	-
100	Switzerland	Group B	21	33	L	3	3
101	Czech Republic	Group B	5	40	L	1	-
102	Andorra	Group B	5	19	L	1	-
103	Norway	Final Bowl	12	24	L	2	1

Luxembourg Squad
T Barnard M Dozin A Dunn N Geoffreys C Lowe M Minehan G Nordahl S Rezapour A Timmermans P Vimond

XX Split (5-6 June) Euro Sevens Qualifier 5

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
104	Italy	Group A	0	45	L	-	-
105	Netherlands	Group A	0	61	L	-	-
106	Croatia	Group A	7	21	L	1	1
107	Serbia	Group A	19	33	L	3	2
108	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Final Bowl	40	7	W	6	5

Luxembourg Squad
N Abel J Da Col S Decaris M Dozin A Dunn W Lafaysse M Minehan S Rezapour A Timmermans P Vimond

2011 Latvia

XXI Riga (9-10 July) Euro Sevens Series Division B

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
109	Slovakia	Group B	45	5	W	7	5
110	Monaco	Group B	19	5	W	3	2
111	Greece	Group B	15	17	L	3	-
112	Serbia	Group B	7	24	L	1	1
113	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	7	14	L	1	1
114	Bulgaria	S/F Plate	0	19	L	-	-
115	Monaco	Final 7th	19	24	L	3	2

Luxembourg Squad
C Balthazard J Da Col R Dex M Dozin A Dunn B Fage A Goodhew Y Ketema S Rezapour P Vimond

2012 Switzerland

XXII Winterthur (2-3 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
116	Croatia	Group A	5	47	L	1	-
117	Greece	Group A	12	17	L	2	1
118	Slovakia	Group A	12	24	L	2	1
119	Monaco	Group A	14	19	L	2	2
120	Hungary	Group A	7	24	L	1	1
121	Switzerland	S/F Bowl	7	22	L	1	1
122	Malta	Final 11th	47	7	W	7	6

Luxembourg Squad
T Barnard J Da Col W Dennis B Fage C Handtschoewercker M Hopwood G Nordahl S Rezapour E Rodier A Timmermans

2013 Latvia

XXIII Riga (1-2 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
123	Azerbaijan	Group A	38	12	W	6	4
124	Iceland	Group A	26	0	W	4	3
125	Latvia	Group A	7	28	L	1	1
126	Norway	S/F Cup	14	19	L	2	2
127	Slovakia	Final 3rd	34	7	W	6	2

Luxembourg Squad
E Angioni T Barnard W Dennis R Dex J Fitzpatrick James Harris C Keane Y Ketema C Olsen S Rezapour A Timmermans P Vimond

2014 Czech Republic

XXIV Prague (28-29 June) Euro Sevens Division B North Zone

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
128	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	24	7	W	4	2
129	Iceland	Group B	56	0	W	8	8
130	Norway	Group B	12	28	L	2	1
131	Czech Republic	S/F Cup	5	24	L	1	-
132	Slovakia	Final 3rd	26	7	W	4	3

Luxembourg Squad
E Agioni T Barnard S Browne M Dozin J Fitzpatrick C Keane Y Ketema S Logier P Reiter S Rezapour F Simon P Vimond

2015 Croatia

Zagreb (20-21 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

This tournament was valid as European Qualifier for the 2016 Olympic Games. Luxembourg withdrew prior to tournament.

2016 Bulgaria

XXV Bourgas (2-3 July) Euro 7s Conference 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
133	Norway	Group B	28	7	W	4	4
134	Bulgaria	Group B	38	10	W	6	4
135	Croatia	Group B	15	7	W	3	-
136	Turkey	Group B	26	17	W	4	3
137	Serbia	S/F Cup	36	7	W	6	3
138	Croatia	Final Cup	14	45	L	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
G Bares S Browne M Dozin Y Ketema R Kimmel S Logier C Olsen P Remedi C Rossa A Timmermans P Vimond JB Vert

2017 Czech Republic Romania

XXVI Ostavia (3-4 June) Trophy Leg 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
139	Cyprus	Group A	21	21	D	3	3
140	Moldova	Group A	35	0	W	5	5
141	Lithuania	Group A	21	5	W	3	3
142	Latvia	Q/F Cup	26	12	W	4	3
143	Romania	S/F Cup	5	31	L	1
144	Ukraine	Final 3rd	14	10	W	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
G Bares S Browne M Dozin Y Ketema R Kimmel S Logier C Olsen C Stone JB Vert P Vimond

XXVII Bucharest (17-18 June) Trophy Leg 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
145	Lithuania	Group C	21	28	L	3	3
146	Moldova	Group C	26	0	W	4	3
147	Ukraine	Group C	14	21	L	2	2
148	Israel	Q/F Cup	15	10	W	3	-
149	Sweden	S/F Cup	7	26	L	1	1
150	Romania	Final 3rd	0	29	L	-	-

Luxembourg Squad
E Agioni G Bares M Dozin G Geoffreys S Logier H Nzali Y Ketema C Olsen C Stone JB Vert P Vimond

2018 Croatia Lithuania

XXVIII Zagreb (8-9 June) Trophy Leg 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
151	Latvia	Group C	19	5	W	3	1
152	Denmark	Group C	7	24	L	1	1
153	Ukraine	Group C	12	20	L	2	1
154	Romania	Q/F Cup	14	27	L	2	2
155	Denmark	S/F Plate	7	17	L	1	1
156	Croatia	7th Place	14	7	W	2	2

Luxembourg Squad
E Angioni D Ascoli M Dozin G Geoffreys Y Ketema G Kimmel R Kimmel C Olsen C Stone A Timmermans J Van Zeeland JB Vert

XXIX Siaulai (31 June-1 July) Trophy Leg 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
157	Ukraine	Group A	5	5	D	1	-
158	Romania	Group A	24	22	W	4	2
159	Latvia	Group A	17	17	D	3	1
160	Denmark	Q/F Cup	0	24	L	-	-
161	Croatia	S/F Plate	24	21	W	4	2
162	Lithuania	5th Place	5	22	L	1	-

Luxembourg Squad
E Angioni D Ascoli G Bares M Dozin G Geoffreys Y Ketema G Kimmel R Kimmel C Olsen C Stone JB Vert R Williams

2019 Croatia Bosnia

XXX Zagreb (15-16 June) Trophy Leg 1

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
163	Latvia	Group A	28	0	W	4	4
164	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group A	19	14	W	3	2
165	Sweden	Group A	0	29	L	0	0
166	Lithuania	Q/F Cup	12	33	L	2	1
167	Denmark	S/F Plate	5	7	L	1	0
168	Sweden	7th Place	7	22	L	1	1

Luxembourg Squad
G Bares H Bertani A Binder A Brausch S Browne M Dozin G Geoffreys R Kimmel K Kombia C Olsen C Stone T Verlaque

XXXI Zenica (22-23 June) Trophy Leg 2

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C
169	Israel	Group B	15	12	W	3	0
170	Ukraine	Group B	0	41	L	0	0
171	Latvia	Group B	17	17	D	3	1
172	Lithuania	Q/F Cup	7	38	L	1	1
173	Denmark	S/F Plate	21	10	W	3	3
174	Croatia	5th Place	0	31	L	0	0

Luxembourg Squad
H Bertani A Binder S Browne M Dozin G Geoffreys Y Ketema R Kimmel K Kombia C Olsen A Timmermans J Van Zeeland T Verlaque

Record

#	Opponent	Phase	FLR	Opp	W/L/D	T	C	Year / Comments
1	Latvia	R1	12	41	L	2	1	1996
2	Portugal	R1	12	47	L	2	1	1996
3	New Zealand	R2	10	66	L	2	-	1996
4	Hungary	R2	26	0	W	4	3	1996
5	Poland	Q/F Plate	10	33	L	2	-	1996
6	Belgium	R1 Group B	35	5	W	5	5	2000
7	Denmark	R1 Group B	14	19	L	2	2	2000
8	Romania	R1 Group B	0	40	L	-	-	2000
9	Wales	R2 Group B	0	47	L	-	-	2000
10	Austria	R2 Group B	35	5	W	5	5	2000
11	Czech Republic	R2 Group B	21	12	W	3	3	2000
12	Georgia	Group A	0	43	L	-	-	2002
13	Portugal	Group A	0	49	L	-	-	2002
14	Switzerland	Group A	5	19	L	1	-	2002
15	Bulgaria	S/F Plate	7	17	L	1	1	2002
16	Belgium	Final 7th	33	12	W	5	4	2002
17	Spain	Q/F Cup	0	36	L	-	-	2002
18	Malta	S/F Plate	12	17	L	2	1	2002
19	Monaco	Final 7th	40	5	W	6	5	2002
20	France	Group A	0	35	L	-	-	2002
21	Poland	Group A	0	42	L	0	0	2002
22	Germany	Group A	0	45	L	-	-	2002
23	Lithuania	Group A	14	45	L	2	2	2002
24	Denmark	Group A	0	38	L	-	-	2002
25	Netherlands	S/F Bowl	7	28	L	1	1	2002
26	Czech Republic	Final 11th	12	26	L	2	1	2002
27	France	Group A	0	14	L	-	-	2003
28	Lithuania	Group A	0	46	L	-	-	2003
29	Netherlands	Group A	0	61	L	-	-	2003
30	Norway	S/F Plate	5	38	L	1	-	2003
31	Belgium	Final 7th	0	45	L	-	-	2003
32	Portugal	Group A	12	35	L	2	1	2003
33	Spain	Group A	12	47	L	2	1	2003
34	Croatia	Group A	0	38	L	-	-	2003
35	Malta	S/F Plate	7	19	L	1	1	2003
36	Israel	Final 7th	14	26	L	2	2	2003
37	Scotland	Group A	0	48	L	-	-	2004
38	Germany	Group A	7	21	L	1	1	2004
39	Netherlands	Group A	0	59	L	-	-	2004
40	Israel	Group A	31	10	W	5	3	2004
41	Latvia	S/F Plate	14	31	L	2	2	2004
42	Sweden	Final 7th	0	38	L	-	-	2004
43	Georgia	Group A	0	59	L	-	-	2004
44	Netherlands	Group A	5	26	L	1	-	2004
45	Ukraine	Group A	0	38	L	-	-	2004
46	Austria	S/F Plate	22	7	W	4	1	2004
47	Moldova	Final 7th	0	55	L	-	-	2004
48	Netherlands	Final 7th	14	33	L	2	2	2004
49	Lithuania	Group B	0	24	L	-	-	2005
50	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	14	38	L	2	2	2005
51	Monaco	Group B	19	19	D	3	2	2005
52	Italy	Group B	0	33	L	-	-	2005
53	Czech Republic	S/F1 Plate	7	19	L	1	1	2005
54	Bosnia and Herzegovina	S/F2 Plate	12	28	L	2	1	2005
55	Switzerland	Final 7th	28	12	W	4	4	2005
56	Italy	Group A	0	63	L	-	-	2005
57	Netherlands	Group A	0	45	L	-	-	2005
58	Romania	Group A	0	33	L	-	-	2005
59	Armenia	Group A	14	26	L	2	2	2005
60	Monaco	Final Bowl	0	20	L	-	-	2005
61	Portugal	Group A	0	43	L	-	-	2006
62	Netherlands	Group A	7	28	L	1	1	2006
63	Andorra	Group A	0	40	L	-	-	2006
64	Israel	Group A	17	10	W	3	1	2006
65	Bosnia and Herzegovina	S/F Plate	12	32	L	2	1	2006
66	Serbia	Final 7th	19	12	W	3	2	2006
67	France	Group A	0	33	L	-	-	2006
68	Georgia	Group A	0	28	L	-	-	2006
69	Netherlands	Group A	7	31	L	1	1	2006
70	Monaco	Group A	5	21	L	1	-	2006
71	Malta	Final Bowl	26	39	L	4	3	2006
72	France	Group A	0	42	L	-	-	2007
73	Netherlands	Group A	5	38	L	1	-	2007
74	Lithuania	Group A	0	24	L	-	-	2007
75	Norway	Group A	12	21	L	2	1	2007
76	Czech Republic	Final Bowl	5	26	L	1	-	2007
77	Romania	Group A	0	28	L	-	-	2008
78	Sweden	Group A	0	40	L	-	-	2008
79	Belgium	Group A	7	41	L	1	1	2008
80	Monaco	Group A	7	36	L	1	1	2008
81	Austria	Final Bowl	33	7	W	5	4	2008
82	Russia	Group A	0	38	L	-	-	2008
83	Greece Corfu	Group A	22	0	W	4	1	2008
84	Andorra	Group A	0	47	L	-	-	2008
85	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group A	7	45	L	1	1	2008
86	Greece	S/F Plate	0	33	L	-	-	2008
87	Cyprus	Final 7th	0	29	L	-	-	2008
88	Portugal	Group A	0	56	L	-	-	2009
89	Latvia	Group A	12	27	L	2	1	2009
90	Sweden	Group A	5	31	L	1	-	2009
91	Hungary	Group A	17	5	W	3	1	2009
92	Denmark	S/F Plate	7	33	L	1	1	2009
93	Latvia	Final 7th	14	29	L	2	2	2009
94	Portugal	Group A	0	49	L	-	-	2009
95	Latvia	Group A	7	36	L	1	1	2009
96	Sweden	Group A	14	38	L	2	2	2009
97	Hungary	Group A	0	50	L	-	-	2009
98	Denmark	Final Bowl	0	27	L	-	-	2009
99	Spain	Group B	0	45	L	-	-	2010
100	Switzerland	Group B	21	33	L	3	3	2010
101	Czech Republic	Group B	5	40	L	1	-	2010
102	Andorra	Group B	5	19	L	1	-	2010
103	Norway	Final Bowl	12	24	L	2	1	2010
104	Italy	Group A	0	45	L	-	-	2010
105	Netherlands	Group A	0	61	L	-	-	2010
106	Croatia	Group A	7	21	L	1	1	2010
107	Serbia	Group A	19	33	L	3	2	2010
108	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Final Bowl	40	7	W	6	5	2010
109	Slovakia	Group B	45	5	W	7	5	2011
110	Monaco	Group B	19	5	W	3	2	2011
111	Greece	Group B	15	17	L	3	-	2011
112	Serbia	Group B	7	24	L	1	1	2011
113	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	7	14	L	1	1	2011
114	Bulgaria	S/F Plate	0	19	L	-	-	2011
115	Monaco	Final 7th	19	24	L	3	2	2011
116	Croatia	Group A	5	47	L	1	-	2012
117	Greece	Group A	12	17	L	2	1	2012
118	Slovakia	Group A	12	24	L	2	1	2012
119	Monaco	Group A	14	19	L	2	2	2012
120	Hungary	Group A	7	24	L	1	1	2012
121	Switzerland	S/F Bowl	7	22	L	1	1	2012
122	Malta	Final 11th	47	7	W	7	6	2012
123	Azerbaijan	Group A	38	12	W	6	4	2013
124	Iceland	Group A	26	0	W	4	3	2013
125	Latvia	Group A	7	28	L	1	1	2013
126	Norway	S/F Cup	14	19	L	2	2	2013
127	Slovakia	Final 3rd	34	7	W	6	2	2013
128	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group B	24	7	W	4	2	2014
129	Iceland	Group B	56	0	W	8	8	2014
130	Norway	Group B	12	28	L	2	1	2014
131	Czech Republic	S/F Cup	5	24	L	1	-	2014
132	Slovakia	Final 3rd	26	7	W	4	3	2014
133	Norway	Group B	28	7	W	4	4	2016
134	Bulgaria	Group B	38	10	W	6	4	2016
135	Croatia	Group B	15	7	W	3	-	2016
136	Turkey	Group B	26	17	W	4	3	2016
137	Serbia	S/F Cup	36	7	W	6	3	2016
138	Croatia	Final Cup	14	45	L	2	2	2016
139	Cyprus	Group A	21	21	D	3	3	2017
140	Moldova	Group A	35	0	W	5	5	2017
141	Lithuania	Group A	21	5	W	3	3	2017
142	Latvia	Q/F Cup	26	12	W	4	3	2017
143	Romania	S/F Cup	5	31	L	1		2017
144	Ukraine	Final 3rd	14	10	W	2	2	2017
145	Lithuania	Group C	21	28	L	3	3	2017
146	Moldova	Group C	26	0	W	4	3	2017
147	Ukraine	Group C	14	21	L	2	2	2017
148	Israel	Q/F Cup	15	10	W	3	-	2017
149	Sweden	S/F Cup	7	26	L	1	1	2017
150	Romania	Final 3rd	0	29	L	-	-	2017
151	Latvia	Group C	19	5	W	3	1	2018
152	Denmark	Group C	7	24	L	1	1	2018
153	Ukraine	Group C	12	20	L	2	1	2018
154	Romania	Q/F Cup	14	27	L	2	2	2018
155	Denmark	S/F Plate	7	17	L	1	1	2018
156	Croatia	7th Place	14	7	W	2	2	2018
157	Ukraine	Group A	5	5	D	1	-	2018
158	Romania	Group A	24	22	W	4	2	2018
159	Latvia	Group A	17	17	D	3	1	2018
160	Denmark	Q/F Cup	0	24	L	-	-	2018
161	Croatia	S/F Plate	24	21	W	4	2	2018
162	Lithuania	5th Place	5	22	L	1	-	2018
163	Latvia	Group A	28	0	W	4	4	2019
164	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Group A	19	14	W	3	2	2019
165	Sweden	Group A	0	29	L	0	0	2019
166	Lithuania	Q/F Cup	12	33	L	2	1	2019
167	Denmark	S/F Plate	5	7	L	1	0	2019
168	Sweden	7th Place	7	22	L	1	1	2019
169	Israel	Group B	15	12	W	3	0	2019
170	Ukraine	Group B	0	41	L	0	0	2019
171	Latvia	Group B	17	17	D	3	1	2019
172	Lithuania	Q/F Cup	7	38	L	1	1	2019
173	Denmark	S/F Plate	21	10	W	3	3	2019
174	Croatia	5th Place	0	31	L	0	0	2019

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v t e National rugby sevens teams
World Rugby Sevens Series core teams	Argentina Australia Canada England Fiji France Ireland Kenya New Zealand Samoa Scotland South Africa Spain United States Wales
Teams with Rugby World Cup Sevens experience	Chile Chinese Taipei Cook Islands Georgia Hong Kong Italy Jamaica Japan Latvia Morocco Namibia Netherlands Papua New Guinea Philippines Portugal Romania Russia South Korea Tonga Tunisia Uganda Uruguay Zimbabwe
Other teams	Algeria American Samoa Andorra Afghanistan Bahamas Bahrain Barbados Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Brunei Cayman Islands China Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Germany Great Britain Guam Guyana Hungary India Indonesia Iran Israel Kazakhstan Kosovo Lithuania Luxembourg Madagascar Malaysia Mexico Moldova Monaco Montenegro Nauru New Caledonia Niue Norway Pakistan Paraguay Peru Poland Qatar Serbia Singapore Solomon Islands Sri Lanka Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Tahiti Thailand Tokelau Trinidad & Tobago Tuvalu Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Wallis and Futuna West Indies
Defunct	Arabian Gulf Czechoslovakia East Germany West Germany USSR Yugoslavia

v t e International rugby union teams
Tier 1 teams	Argentina Australia England France Ireland Italy Japan New Zealand Scotland South Africa Wales
Emerging teams with Rugby World Cup participation	Canada Chile Fiji Ivory Coast Georgia Namibia Portugal Romania Russia Samoa Spain Tonga United States Uruguay Zimbabwe
Other Emerging teams (World Rugby members)	Algeria American Samoa Andorra Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Barbados Belgium Bermuda Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cayman Islands China Chinese Taipei Colombia Cook Islands Costa Rica Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Eswatini Finland Germany Ghana Greece Guam Guatemala Guyana Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Iran Israel Jamaica Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia Lebanon Lithuania Luxembourg Madagascar Malaysia Mali Malta Mauritius Mexico Moldova Monaco Mongolia Morocco Nepal Netherlands Nigeria Niue Norway Pakistan Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Qatar Rwanda Senegal Serbia Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands South Korea Sri Lanka St Lucia St Vincent and the Grenadines Sweden Switzerland Tanzania Thailand Togo Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Zambia
Rugby Africa teams not affiliated to World Rugby	Benin Central Africa Chad Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo Egypt Gabon Guinea Libya Malawi Mozambique Niger Seychelles Sierra Leone
Asia Rugby teams not affiliated to World Rugby	Afghanistan Bangladesh Cambodia Iraq Macau Oman Palestine Saudi Arabia Syria
Rugby Europe teams not affiliated to World Rugby	Belarus Estonia Iceland Kosovo Liechtenstein Montenegro San Marino
Rugby Americas North teams not affiliated to World Rugby	Belize Curaçao Dominican Republic French Guiana Guadeloupe Martinique Turks and Caicos Islands
Oceania Rugby teams not affiliated to World Rugby	French Polynesia (Tahiti) Nauru New Caledonia Tuvalu Wallis and Futuna
Sudamerica Rugby teams not affiliated to World Rugby	Bolivia Ecuador El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua
Tems affiliated to the French Rugby Federation	Mayotte Réunion
Combination teams	African Leopards British & Irish Lions Pacific Islanders South American XV
Teams with affiliation suspended or without affiliation	Armenia Bahrein Basque Country Comoros Cuba Gibraltar Maldives Mauritania St. Kitts and Nevis Sudan Tokelau
Defunct teams	Arabian Gulf Catalonia Commonwealth of Independent States Czechoslovakia East Africa East Germany Nyasaland (Malawi) Serbia and Montenegro Soviet Union West Germany Yugoslavia