2010 EU Cup Australian rules football
| 5th EU Cup - Aussie Rules - Milan 2010 - |
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| Teams | 15 |
| Host |  Milan |
| Date | 2 October 2010 |
| Podium | |
Champions  Runners-up  Third place  Fourth place |
 Croatia Netherlands Ireland England |
The 2010 Euro Cup of Australian rules football was held in Milan (Italy) on October 2, 2010, with 15 national teams.[1] For the first time a women's international match took place during the competition.[2]
Contents
Venue
Matches were played at one of the best stadiums in the area, the Marazzini Venegoni Sports Centre in Parabiago.
Teams
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Pools round
Group A
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland |
5.8 (38) |  France |
2.2 (14) |
 Spain |
6.8 (44) |  EU Crusaders |
2.1 (13) |
| Spain |
4.3 (27) | France |
1.9 (15) |
| Ireland |
10.7 (67) | EU Crusaders |
N/A |
| Ireland |
6.11 (47) | Spain |
2.0 (12) |
| France |
10.3 (63) | EU Crusaders |
1.1 (7) |
Group B
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
 Germany |
6.7 (43) |  Czech Republic |
0.2 (2) |
| England |
9.7 (61) |  Switzerland |
1.1 (7) |
| England |
8.8 (56) | Czech Republic |
1.1 (7) |
| Germany |
5.2 (32) | Switzerland |
1.3 (9) |
| England |
5.8 (38) | Germany |
2.0 (12) |
| Switzerland |
7.2 (44) | Czech Republic |
4.1 (25) |
Group C
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands |
4.3 (27) |  Scotland |
3.3 (21) |
| Italy |
5.9 (39) |  Catalonia |
0.2 (2) |
| Netherlands |
6.7 (43) | Catalonia |
1.0 (6) |
| Italy |
7.2 (44) | Scotland |
5.4 (34) |
| Netherlands |
5.5 (35) | Italy |
2.7 (19) |
| Scotland |
7.7 (49) | Catalonia |
2.3 (15) |
Group D
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Croatia |
8.6 (54) |  Austria |
1.2 (8) |
 Wales |
5.10 (40) | Austria |
0.4 (4) |
| Croatia |
7.9 (51) | Wales |
4.0 (24) |
Semi finals
| Match | Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cup Semi Final | Netherlands |
6.0 (36) | England |
4.8 (32) |
| Cup Semi Final | Croatia |
5.2 (32) | Ireland |
2.5 (17) |
| Plate Semi Final | Italy |
3.5 (23) | Germany |
2.5 (17) |
| Plate Semi Final | Spain |
5.1 (31) | Wales |
3.6 (24) |
| Bowl Semi Final | Scotland |
7.5 (47) | Switzerland |
0.4 (4) |
| Bowl Semi Final | France |
7.14 (56) | Austria |
1.1 (7) |
Ranking Matches
| Match | Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13th Place Final | Czech Republic |
2.9 (21) | Catalonia |
2.2 (14) |
| Bowl Final | Scotland |
3.4 (22) | France |
0.3 (3) |
| Plate Final | Spain |
6.3 (39) | Italy |
4.5 (29) |
| 3rd Place Final | Ireland |
5.9 (39) | England |
1.4 (10) |
Grand final
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Croatia |
6.6 (42) | Netherlands |
5.7 (37) |
Women's Match
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland Women's |
6.14 (50) | Italy Women's |
6.4 (40) |
Final standings
1. Croatia (EU Cup Winners)
2. The Netherlands (Silver)
3. Ireland (Bronze)
4. England
5. Spain (Plate Winners)
6. Italy
7. Germany
8. Wales
9. Scotland (Bowl Winners)
10. France
11. Switzerland
12. Austria
13. Czech Republic
14. Catalonia
15. EU Crusaders
EU Cup Best & Fairest: Josh Carmichael (Netherlands), Mario Vázquez (Spain) & Sebastian Caffaratti (Italy) - 16 votes
Leading Goalkicker: Josh Carmichael (Netherlands), Jono Newman (Switzerland) & Sebastian Caffaratti (Italy) - 5 goals
References
- ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
- ↑ Ireland defeats Italy in first ever womens international in Europe
- ↑ Team with players from several countries.
