2010–12 European Nations Cup First Division

The 2010–12 European Nations Cup is the premier rugby union competition below the Six Nations Championship in Europe.

2010–12 European Nations Cup
Logo of the 2010–12 European Nations Cup
Date2010–12
CountriesDivision 1A:
 Georgia
 Portugal
 Spain
 Russia
 Romania
 Ukraine
Division 1B:
 Belgium
 Czech Republic
 Germany
 Moldova
 Netherlands
 Poland
Final positions
Champions Georgia (2011, 2012)
Antim Cup Georgia (2011, 2012)
Tournament statistics
Matches playedDivision 1A: 30
Division 1B: 30

The divisions play on a two-year cycle with the teams playing each other both home and away. From 2009 onward, the title is awarded according to a one-year ranking. Georgia won the 2011 title.[1]

The competition was altered slightly for the 2010–2012 edition. The top division, formerly Division 1, now Division 1A, saw the relegation of Germany, which was replaced with Ukraine.[2][3] The Division 1B, formerly the Division 2A, was enlarged from five to six teams. No team was relegated from this division, but the Netherlands was promoted from Division 2B.

The champions of 1B will be promoted to 1A for 2013–14, while the last placed team in each division will be relegated.[4] Unlike the previous edition, which also functioned as the 2011 Rugby World Cup qualifying, the 2011–2012 Division 1A edition has no additional purpose.

Division 1A

Points system

Table points are determined as follows:[5]

  • 4 points for a win
  • 2 points for a draw
  • 0 point for a loss
  • 1 bonus point for scoring 4 tries in a match
  • 1 bonus point for losing by 7 points or fewer

Table
ENC 2011 champions
Place Nation Games Points Bonus
points		 Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Georgia 550016835+133222
2 Romania 530216669+97416
3 Portugal 530211398+15214
4 Russia 520310098+2311
5 Spain 520392175−83210
6 Ukraine 500561225−16400

Results
5 February 2011
15:00
Georgia  62–3  Ukraine
Try: Natriashvili 5'
Samkharadze 16'
Gugava 20'
Machkhaneli 39'
Zirakashvili 41'
Kacharava 54' 60'
Urjukashvili 64'
Abuseridze 73'
Chkhaidze 80+2'
Con: Kvirikashvili (5/9)
Malaghuradze (1/1)
 Report[6] Pen: Kosariev 65'
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, Tbilisi
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Cyril Lafon (France)
5 February 2011
16:00
Spain  24–28  Russia
Try: Moreno 50'
Auzqui 60'
Tudela 78'
Con: Rouet (3/3)
Pen: Jorajuria 34'
 Report[7] Try: Yanushkin 24'
Ostroushko 40'
Gresev 42'
Con: Kushnarev (2/3)
Pen: Kushnarev 2' 54'
Rachkov 64'
Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid
Attendance: 8,000
Referee: Stefano Mancini (Italy)
5 February 2011
15:00
Portugal  24–17  Romania
Try: Silva 1'
Aguilar 21'
Oliveira 25'
Con: Gardener (3/3)
Pen: Gardener 15'
 Report[8] Try: Cazan 65'
Nicolae 80'
Con: Dumbrava (1/1)
Vlaicu (1/1)
Pen: Dumbrava 13'
Estádio Universitário de Lisboa, Lisbon
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: David Jones (Wales)
12 February 2011
15:00
Georgia  60–0  Spain
Try: Gugava 7'
Kvirikashvili 25'
Kacharava 34'
Khamashuridze 40'
Natriashvili 52'
Zibzibadze 63' 72'
Labadze 66'
Urjukashvili 79'
Con: Kvirikashvili (4/7)
Malaghuradze (2/2)
Pen: Kvirikashvili 30'
 Report[9]
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, Tbilisi
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Greg Garner (England)
12 February 2011
14:00
Russia  19–21  Portugal
Try: Artemyev (2) 57' m, 80+5' m
Pen: Kushnarev 10', 18', 27'
 Report[10] Try: Foro 35' c
Acosta 43' m
Con: Gardener (1/2)
Pen: Gardener 3', 16', 49'
Sochi Central Stadium, Sochi
Attendance: 85
Referee: Stéphan Pomarede (France)
26 February 2011
15:00
Portugal  12–13  Georgia
Pen: Gardener 11', 17', 43', 74'
 Report[11] Try: Kacharava 37'
Con: Malaghuradze (1/1)
Pen: Malaghuradze 13'
Kvirikashvili 60'
Estádio Universitário de Lisboa, Lisbon
Attendance: 2,000
Referee: C. Passacantando (Italy)
26 February 2011
16:00
Romania  33–3  Russia
Try: Zebega 56'
Sîrbu 59'
Carpo 67'
Con: Vlaicu (3/3)
Pen: Vlaicu 7', 16', 24', 51'
 Report[12] Pen: Kuzin 19'
26 February 2011
16:00
Spain  35–13  Ukraine
Try: Rofes 19'
Heredia 36'
Tudela 43'
Roca 49'
Cook 76'
Con: Aubenell (5/5)
 Report[13] Try: Novokreschenov 65'
Kirsanov 72'
Pen: Kosariev 24'
Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Cameron Rudkin (Scotland)
12 March 2011
15:00
Georgia  18–11  Romania
Try: Maisuradze 10'
Khamashuridze 13'
Con: Maisuradze (1/2)
Pen: Kvirikashvili 5' 63'
 Report[14] Try: Poparlan 70'
Pen: Vlaicu 24' 40'
Mikheil Meskhi Stadium, Tbilisi
Attendance: 23,541
Referee: David Wilkinson (Ireland)
12 March 2011
16:00
Spain  25–10  Portugal
Try: Ayestaran
Con: Heredia
Pen: Heredia 6
 Report[15] Try: Silveria
Pen: Gardener 13'
Madrid
Attendance: 9,000
Referee: Mauro Dordolo (Italy)
12 March 2011
15:00
Ukraine  5–41  Russia
Try: Kravchenko 43'
 Report[16] Try: Grachev 18'
Shakirov 30'
Fatakhov 40+5'
Korshunov 46'
Ostrousko 60'
Galinovsky 79'
Con: Rachkov (3) 19', 31', 40+6'
Kluycnikov 61'
Pen: Rachkov 14'
Odessa
Referee: Éric Gauzins (France)
19 March 2011
15:00
Russia  9–15  Georgia
Pen: Rachkov 3' 67' 70'
 Report[17] Try: Penalty try 50'
Bregvadze 77'
Con: Kvirikashvili 51'
Pen: Kvirikashvili 27'
Sochi Central Stadium, Sochi
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Patrick Pechambert (France)
19 March 2011
Romania  64–8  Spain
Try: Fercu 2'
Gál 32'
Plottschi 44'
/ Ursache 50'
Lemnaru 54'
Calafetanu 65' 72'
Dunitras 75' 79'
Con: Dumbrava 3' 33' 45' 51'
Vlaicu 66' 73' 76' 80'
Pen: Dumbrava 25'
 Report[18] Try: R.Delgado 60'
Pen: Jorajuria 38'
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest
Attendance: 2,200
Referee: Johann van der Merwe (Scotland)
19 March 2011
15:00
Portugal  46–24  Ukraine
Report[19]
Estádio Universitário de Lisboa, Lisbon
Referee: Dudley Phillips (Ireland)
20 August 2011
Ukraine  16–41  Romania
Sokil Stadium, Lviv
Referee: Leighton Hodges (Wales)
  • The scheduled match between Ukraine and Romania on 12 February 2011 was postponed due to snow and freezing weather in Kyiv on the planned matchday, and was rescheduled to 20 August in Lviv.

Table
ENC 2012 champions
Place Nation Games Points Bonus
points		 Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Georgia 540114848+100420
2 Spain 5302133100+33416
3 Romania 530213639+97416
4 Russia 5302112159−47214
5 Portugal 5104102132−3037
6 Ukraine 510463216−15315

Results
4 February 2012
14:00 UTC+2
Romania  15–7  Portugal
Try: Lemnaru 5'
Ursache 65'
Con: Vlaicu 65'
Pen: Vlaicu 79'
 Report[20] Try: Aguilar 23'
Con: Leal 23'
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest
Attendance: 750
Referee: Mark Patton (Ireland)
4 February 2012
Ukraine  P–P  Georgia

11 February 2012
16:00 UTC+1
Spain  25–18  Georgia
Try: Sempere (2) 6', 44'
Visensang 18'
Con: Peluchon (2) 19', 45'
Pen: Peluchon (2) 3', 38'
 Report[21] Try: Basilaia 8'
Machkaneli 58'
Datunashvili 69'
Pen: Kvirikashvili 36'
Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid
Referee: David Wilkinson (Ireland)
11 February 2012
15:00 UTC+0
Portugal  32–33  Russia
Try: Spachuck 31'
Gardener 34'
Foro (2) 64', 76'
Con: Ricardo (3) 32', 35', 65'
Pen: Ricardo 22'
Drop: Ricardo 26'
 Report[22] Try: Ostroushko (2) 39', 60'
Simplikevich 46'
Con: Kushnarev (3) 40', 47', 61'
Pen: Ryabov (3) 11', 15', 28'
Kushnarev 45'
Estádio Nacional, Lisbon
Referee: Ian Davies (Wales)
11 February 2012
Romania  P–P  Ukraine

25 February 2012
14:00 UTC+4
Georgia  32–7  Portugal
Try: Basilaia 35'
Samkharadze 46'
Nariashvili 61'
Mamukashvili 78'
Con: Berishvili (3) 35', 46', 78'
Pen: Berishvili (2) 42', 53'
 Report[23] Try: Bardy 74'
Con: Ricardo 74'
25 February 2012
14:00 UTC+4
Russia  0–25  Romania
Report[24] Try: Carpo 8'
Penalty try 33'
Apostol 47'
Petre 51'
Con: Vlaicu 34'
Pen: Calafeteanu 68'
Sochi
Referee: Cédric Marchat (France)
25 February 2012
12:00 UTC+2
Ukraine  6–41  Spain
Pen: Kosariev (2) 14', 38'
 Report[25] Try: Phipps 10'
Sempere (2) 30', 47'
Visensang 53'
Peluchon 68'
Con: Sempere 10'
Peluchon (4) 30', 47', 53', 68'
Pen: Peluchon (2) 21', 26'
Spartak Stadium, Alushta
Referee: R. Thomas (Wales)
10 March 2012
17:00 UTC+2
Romania  13–19  Georgia
Try: Carpo 8'
Con: Vlaicu 8'
Pen: Calafeteanu (2) 32', 45'
 Report[26] Try: Kacharava 48'
Con: Kvirikashvili 48'
Pen: Kvirikashvili (4) 18', 34', 61', 77'
10 March 2012
15:00 UTC+0
Portugal  23–17  Spain
Try: V. Uva 50'
Tadjer 69'
Pen: P. Leal 17'
Drop: P. Leal (2) 36', 75'
 Try: Auzqui 39'
Pen: Peluchon 25'
Drop: Peluchon (3) 47', 54', 58'
Sergio Conceição, Coimbra
Referee: Claudio Passacantando (Italy)
10 March 2012
Russia  38–19  Ukraine
Sochi
Referee: V. Iordachescu (Romania)
17 March 2012
15:00 UTC+4
Georgia  46–0  Russia
17 March 2012
14:00 UTC+2
Ukraine  35–33  Portugal
Try: Tserkovnuiy 31'
Malaguradze 51'
Monastyrov 60'
Ponomarenko 74'
Con: Kosariev (3) 31', 60', 74'
Pen: Kosariev (3) 26', 42', 84'
 Report[27] Try: Aguilar (2) 35', 42'
Uva 80'
Con: Ricardo 42'
Costa 80'
Pen: Ricardo (4) 12', 29', 40', 55'
Odessa
Referee: Laurent Cardona (France)
17 March 2012
16:00 UTC+1
Spain  13–12  Romania
Try: Rolls 46'
Con: Aubanell 46'
Pen: Peluchon 17'
Drop: Peluchon 77'
 Report[28] Pen: Calafeteanu (4) 7', 23', 66', 74'
Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid
Attendance: 9,500
Referee: Cammy Rudkin (Scotland)
31 March 2012
Romania  71–0  Ukraine
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest
19 May 2012
15:00
Russia  41–37  Spain
Try: Artemyev (2) 27', 52'
Antonov 34'
Ostroushko 56'
Con: Kushnarev (3/4)
Pen: Kushnarev (5) 9', 17', 42', 48', 77'
 Report[29] Try: Labadie 44'
Ascarat (2) 65', 74'
Blanco 81'
Con: Pelushon (4/4)
Pen: Pelushon (3) 6', 20', 50'
Slava Stadium, Moscow
Referee: Andrew Small (England)
9 June 2012
Ukraine  3–33  Georgia

Overall table
Relegated to Division 1B
Place Nation Games Points Bonus
points		 Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Georgia 1090131683+233642
2 Romania 10604302118+184832
3 Spain 10505225275−50626
4 Russia 10505212257−45525
5 Portugal 10406215230−15521
6 Ukraine 10109124442−31815

Division 1B

2010–11
2011 champions
Place Nation Games Points Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Belgium540112388+3518
2 Moldova540111591+2418
3 Poland5302122112+1014
4 Czech Republic530210299+312
5 Germany5104109117−87
6 Netherlands500574138−641

Results
9 October 2010
13:00
Czech Republic  20–15  Poland
Try: Okleštěk 40', Rohlík 77'
Con: Vokrouhlík 40', Čížek 77'
Pen: Vokrouhlík (2) 44', 47'
 Report[30] Try: Hotowski (2) 37', 79'
Con: Chartier 37'
Pen: Chartier 55'
Stadion RC Tatra Smíchov, Prague
Referee: Patrick Beuriot (France)
13 November 2010
18:00
Poland  25–36  Moldova
Try: Beccuau (2) 31', 40'
Siepielski 25'
Con: Banaszek (2) 25', 31'
Pen: Banaszek (2) 10', 54'
 Report[31] Try: Titica (2) 4', 58'
Prepeliţă (2) 37', 45'
Castraveţ 76'
Con: Gagauz (3) 4', 37', 58'
V. Cobîlaș 76'
Pen: Gagauz 12'
Narodowy Stadion Rugby, Gdynia
Referee: Pikhovin (Russia)
13 November 2010
Czech Republic  12–24  Belgium
Report[32]
20 November 2010
14:30
Germany  17–22  Poland
Try: Güngör 7', Hauck 14'
Con: Heimpel (2) 7', 14'
Pen: Heimpel 43'
 Report[33] Try: Bobryk 47'
Con: Chartier 47'
Pen: Chartier (5) 11', 33', 37', 53', 55'
Frankfurt am Main
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Pedro Murinello (Portugal)
20 November 2010
Netherlands  13–25  Czech Republic
Report[34]
27 November 2010
14:30
Netherlands  10–29  Germany
Try: Blom 11', Cornelisse 18'
 Report[35] Try: Widiker 7', Liebig 37', Keinhorst 80'
Con: Heimpel 37'
Pen: Heimpel (4) 16', 36', 45', 76'
Amsterdam
Referee: Stephano Marrama (Italy)
12 January 2011
Belgium  20–5  Moldova
Report[36]
12 March 2011
14:30
Germany  23–29  Czech Republic
Try: G. Franke 16', Schmidt 55'
Con: Heimpel (2) 16', 55'
Pen: Heimpel (3) 9', 30', 67'
 Report[37] Try: Kutil (2) 12', 40'
Con: Vokrouhlík (2) 12', 40'
Pen: Vokrouhlík (5) 6', 18', 33', 38', 53'
Fritz-Grunebaum-Sportpark, Heidelberg
Attendance: 2,000
Referee: Tony Raduta (Romania)
12 March 2011
Poland  28–21  Belgium
Report[38]
Narodowy Stadion Rugby, Gdynia
19 March 2011
15:00
Belgium  28–25  Germany
Try: Berger (2) 26', 36', Williams 59'
Con: Williams (2) 36', 59'
Pen: Williams (3) 5', 7', 68'
 Report[39] Try: Jordaan (2) 17', 77', Strauch 74'
Con: Heimpel 17', Güngör 77'
Pen: Heimpel (2) 10', 40'
Brussels
Referee: Félix Villegas (Spain)
19 March 2011
15:00
Moldova  24–16  Czech Republic
Report[40]
Chişinău
Referee: Marius Mitrea (Italy)
2 April 2011
15:00
Moldova  28–15  Germany
Try: Prepelita (2) 10', 56', Arhip 74'
Con: Gagauz (2) 10', 74'
Pen: Gagauz (3) 19', 35', 53'
 (Report[41]) Try: Kasten 39', Liebig 47'
Con: Güngör 47'
Pen: G. Franke 37'
Dynamo Stadium, Chişinău
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Radu Petrescu (Romania)
16 April 2011
Poland  32–18  Netherlands
23 April 2011
Netherlands  18–30  Belgium

30 April 2011
Moldova  22–15  Netherlands

2011–12
2012 champions
Place Nation Games Points Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Belgium 550018061+11921
2 Poland 531111677+3917
3 Germany 530212095+2515
4 Czech Republic 510458118−608
5 Moldova 511379120−418
6 Netherlands 510479161−825

Results
15 October 2011
Poland  20–13  Czech Republic
Nowy Sacz
Referee: A. Hadj Bachir (France)
5 November 2011
Belgium  55–0  Czech Republic
Brussels
Referee: A. Vivarini (Italy)
12 November 2011
Germany  23–7  Netherlands
Hannover
Referee: Murinello (Portugal)
12 November 2011
Moldova  17–17  Poland
19 November 2011
Poland  34–8  Germany
Gdańsk
Referee: Gallastegi (Spain)
19 November 2011
Czech Republic  22–10  Netherlands
Tatra Smichov Stadium, Prague
Referee: Voloivk (Russia)
26 November 2011
Czech Republic  6–13  Moldova
Ricany Stadium, Prague
25 February 2012
Belgium  58–3  Netherlands
10 March 2012
Moldova  16–17  Belgium
10 March 2012
Czech Republic  17–20  Germany
17 March 2012
Germany  29–30  Belgium
24 March 2012
Germany  40–7  Moldova
Try: Kasten 28' m, 51' m
May 39' m
Eckert 55' c
Manawatu 69' c
Strauch 75' m
Con: Hilsenbeck (2) 55', 69'
Pen: Manawatu 4', 11'
 Try: Arhip 31' c
Con: Gagauz
7 April 2012
Belgium  20–13  Poland
Brussels
Referee: Murinello (Portugal)
7 April 2012
Netherlands  40–26  Moldova
21 April 2012
Netherlands  19–32  Poland

Overall table
Promoted to Division 1A
Relegated for 2012–14
Place Nation Games Points Table
points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference
1 Belgium 10901303149+15439
2 Poland 10613238189+4931
3 Moldova 10514194211−1726
4 Germany 10406229212+1722
5 Czech Republic 10406160217−5720
6 Netherlands 10109153299−1466

See also

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