2014–2016 European Nations Cup Second Division

2014–16 European Nations Cup
2014–16 European Nations Cup
Date	2014–2016
Countries	Division 2A:; Croatia; Czech Republic; Israel; Malta; Switzerland; Division 2B:; Andorra; Cyprus; Hungary; Latvia; Lithuania; Division 2C:; Austria; Denmark; Luxembourg; Serbia; Slovenia; Division 2D:; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Finland; Norway; Turkey
Tournament statistics
Matches played	Division 2A: 5 Division 2B: 5 Division 2C: 5 Division 2D: 5
Top point scorer(s)	Division 2A:; Marek Loutocký (25 points) Division 2B:; Alexander Zavallis (25 points) Division 2C: ; Žiga Burnik (29 points) Division 2D: ; Armin Vehabović (58 points)
Top try scorer(s)	Division 2A:; Marek Loutocký (5 tries) Division 2B: Vytaras Bloskys & ; Joan Fité (3 tries) Division 2C: 1 try – 21 players Division 2D: Armin Vehabović & ; Thomas Finell (3 tries)
Official website	Rugby Europe
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The 2014–16 European Nations Cup Second Division is the third tier rugby union in Europe behind the Six Nations Championship and the 2014–16 European Nations Cup First Division.

The second division comprises four pools (2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D). Teams within each division play each other in a home and away round robin schedule over a two-year period.

At the end of every season a champion is declared, but for relegation and promotion only the two years ranking are considered.

Starting in the 2016–2017 season, standings over one-year cycles will be used for promotion and relegation, instead of two-year cycles^[1]

With the adoption of the new format for 2016–17 Rugby Europe International Championships, the relegation/promotion format was changed, at the end of tournament.

While the first of pool A will be always promoted to First Division 1 Pool B, now renamed 2016–17 Rugby Europe Trophy, for other ranked teams all change in this way

A New 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 1 will be formed with the team originally destined to 2016–17 Pool A and Pool B, but will be divided in two pool according to the geographical basis.
A New 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 2 will be formed with the team originally destined to 2016–17 Pool C and Pool D, but will be divided in two pool according to the geographical basis.

(Originally The first in the 2014–2016 ranking of each pool will be promoted while last place teams will be relegated. Winners of pool 2A, will be promoted to division 1 pool B for the 2016–17 edition while the last place team in pool 2A will be relegated to pool 2B. Likewise, winners of 2B will be promoted to 2A, last place in 2B will be relegated to 2C, winner of 2C will be promoted to 2B, last place of 2C will be relegated to 2D, winner of 2D will be promoted to 2C and last place of 2D will be relegated to 3; The winner of 3 replacing the relegated 2D team.)

Division 2A

2014–2015

Table

2014–15 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Czech Republic (39)	4	3	1	0	92	62	+30	3	17
2	Switzerland (45)	4	3	0	1	106	85	+21	2	14
3	Malta (41)	4	2	0	2	80	89	−9	1	9
4	Croatia (49)	4	1	0	3	86	103	−17	4	8
5	Israel (51)	4	0	1	3	77	102	−25	1	3

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 20 October 2014)

Games^[2]

	25 October 2014	Israel	18–29	Switzerland	Wingate Institute, Netanya, Israel
		Try: Guy Matisis (54'), Jonathan Radashkovich (79'c) Con: Ronen Tollman Pen: Ori Abutbul 2 (24', 36') Cards: Nathan Amos 39' to 49', Adrian Rainstein 56' to 66', Ushangi Manjavidze 75' to 80'	Team Sheet	Try: Julien Gros (3'), Cyril Lin (27'c), Lucas Heinrich (65'c), Penalty Try (78'c) Con: Simon Perrod 3 Pen: Simon Perrod (36') Cards: Ludovic Pommies 75' to 80'	Attendance: 1,200 Referee: Nicolas Vandecauter

	1 November 2014	Switzerland	14–27	Czech Republic	Stade de Colovray, Nyon, Switzerland
		Try: Mathias Bernath-Yendt (5'c), Thibault Gery (22'c) Con: Simon Perrod 2 Cards: Ludovic Pommies 58' to 68'	Team Sheet	Try: Robert Voves (33'c), Marek Loutocký 3 (50'c, 59', 68') Con: Pavel Vokrouhlík 2 Pen: Pavel Vokrouhlík (26')	Attendance: 1,018 Referee: Jorge Molpeceres

	1 November 2014	Malta	31–26	Croatia	Hibernians Ground, Paola, Malta
		Try: Vincent Stivala 2 (35'c, 64'), Toby Quarendon (43'c) Con: James O'Brien 2 Pen: James O'Brien 4 (4', 8', 10', 31') Cards: James Morris 23' to 33'	Team Sheet	Try: Jay Ayoub (18'c), Luka Perlain (25'), Nik Jurišić (60'c), Tonći Buzov (75'c) Con: Jay Ayoub 3	Attendance: 2,500 Referee: Tual Trainini

	8 November 2014	Czech Republic	27–13	Malta	Stadion ragby Císařka, Prague, Czech Republic
		Try: Ales Stejskal (32'), Marek Loutocký 2 (37'c, 60'c), Martin Sadilek (42') Con: Petr Čížek, Pavel Vokrouhlík Pen: Petr Čížek (23') Cards: Martin Wognitsch 40' to 50'	Team Sheet	Try: James O'Brien (72'), Robert Holloway (75') Pen: James O'Brien (45') Cards: Christian Shranz 31' to 41'	Attendance: 950 Referee: Paolo Duarte

	8 November 2014	Croatia	31–20	Israel	Stadion Stari Plac, Split, Croatia
		Try: Dušan Hakaraia (14'), Marko Buljac (28'), Jason Newton (40'), Tomislav Burazin (74'), Stipe Tomić (80') Pen: Jay Ayoub 2 (4', 33') Cards: Jason Newton 78' to 80'	Team Sheet	Try: Matan Brosh (8'c), Yonatan Kaplan (23'c) Con: Ori Abutbul 2 Pen: Ori Abutbul 2 (73', 78')	Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Gert Wisser

	11 April 2015	Croatia	9–12	Czech Republic	Stadion Lučko, Zagreb, Croatia
		Pen: Jay Ayoub 3 (10', 20', 40') Cards: Ivan Miljak 47' to 57'	Team Sheet	Try: Vakhtang Pailodze (8'), Jiri Frank (49'c) Con: Tomas Forst	Attendance: 500 Referee: Igotz Gallastegui

	18 April 2015	Israel	13–16	Malta	Wingate Institute, Netanya, Israel
		Try: Ori Abutbul (40'+2'), Michael Eli (80'+2') Pen: Ori Abutbul (62') Cards: Fabian Maguid 73' to 80'	Team Sheet	Try: Harry Collins (54'), James Kirk (77') Pen: James O'Brien 2 (24', 42')	Attendance: 350 Referee: Claudio Blessano

	18 April 2015	Switzerland	40–20	Croatia	Monthey, Switzerland
		Try: Brice Monzeglio 2 (2'c, 51'c), Ghislain Monteil (11'c), Mathieu Guyou (68'c) Con: Simon Perrod 4 Pen: Simon Perrod 3 (39', 46', 59') Drop: Sebastian Hirsch (53') Cards: Nicolas Guyou 21' to 31'	Team Sheet	Try: Jay Ayoub (8'c), Tomislav Burazin (55'c) Con: Jay Ayoub 2 Pen: Jay Ayoub (5', 44') Cards: Tvrtko Dumancic 58' to 68'	Attendance: 2,000 Referee: Frank Himmer

	25 April 2015	Malta	20–23	Switzerland	Hibernians Ground, Paola, Malta
		Try: Rhodri Apsee, Dominic Busuttil Con: James O'Brien 2 Pen: James O'Brien, James Morris	WR Team Sheet Match Report – Times of Malta	Try: Thibault Gery, Brice Monzeglio, Ghislain Montiel Con: Sebastian Dimitri Pen: Sebastian Dimitri Drop: Sebastian Dimitri	Referee: Gert Visser

	25 April 2015	Czech Republic	26–26	Israel	RC Sparta Prague, Prague, Czech Republic
		Try: Aleš Stejska (16'c), Jiří Lacina 2 (53'c, 74'c), Jan Olbrich (79') Con: Pavel Vokrouhlík, Petr Čížek 2	WR Team Sheet	Try: Jonathan Radashkovich (22'c), Ori Abutbul (26'c) Con: Ori Abutbul 2 Pen: Ori Abutbul 3 (14', 53', 58') Drop: Vitali Pryimak (77')	Attendance: 1,200 Referee: Alexei Bryzgalin

2015–16

Table

2015–16 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Switzerland	4	4	0	0	117	35	+82	3	19
2	Czech Republic	4	3	0	1	100	57	+43	3	15
3	Croatia	4	2	0	2	80	114	−34	1	9
4	Malta	4	1	0	3	73	92	−19	3	7
5	Israel	4	0	0	4	50	124	−74	1	1

Games^[3]

	24 October 2015	Czech Republic	14–20	Switzerland	JIMI RC Vyškov, Vyškov, Czech Republic
	14:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: Loutocky 58'c Wognitsch 70'c Con: Cizek (2/2) 59', 70' Cards: Pantucek 34' to 44'	[1]	Try: Hirsch 21'c Heinrich 65'c Con: Perrod (2/2) 22', 66' Pen: Perrod 11', 48' Cards: Montiel 19' to 29'	Attendance: 500 Referee: M. Burlet

	7 November 2015	Israel	21–26	Croatia	Wingate Institute, Netanya, Israel
		Try: Amos 37'c Humphreys 61' Con: Abutbul 38' Pen: Abutbul 3', 28', 54'	[2]	Try: Vinac 59'c Newton 79'c Con: Newton 60', 79' Pen: Newton 5', 16', 34', 51'	Attendance: 1150 Referee: L. Corona

	14 November 2015	Croatia	34–27	Malta	Split, Croatia
	14:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: Jurisic 17'c Suta 35'c Newton 56' Con: Newton 17', 35' Pen: Newton 7', 29', 40+1', 67', 73' Cards: Grcic 78' to 80'	[3]	Try: Borg 26' Watts 63'c Con: Quarendon 63' Pen: Quarendon 21', 39', 69',77'	Referee: F. Himmer

	14 November 2015	Switzerland	28–3	Israel	Geneva, Switzerland
	16:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: Doy 6'c Lin 27'c S. Hirsch 41'c Gangath-Samba 73'c Con: G. Hirsch 7'c, 28'c, 42'c, 74'c	[4]	Pen: Abutbul 37' Cards: Lotan 63' to 73'	Referee: P. Mendes Silva

	21 November 2015	Malta	13–20	Czech Republic	Hibernians Stadium, Kordin, Malta
	14:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: Luke Watts 38'c Con: Toby Quarendon 39' Pen: Toby Quarendon 52', 64' Cards: Mark Davey 28' to 38'	[5]	Try: Ales Stejskal 19' Marek Loutocký 29' Martin Wognitsch 80'c Con: Petr Cizek 80' Pen: Petr Cizek 49' Cards: Jiri Pentucek 32' to 42' Robert Voves 42' to 52'	Attendance: 2000 Referee: S. Boyer

	2 April 2016	Israel	19–40	Czech Republic	Netanya, Israel
	15:00 IDT (UTC+3)				Referee: E. Rizzo

	9 April 2016	Switzerland	29–3	Malta	Stadion Utogrund, Zürich, Switzerland
	16:00	Try: Cyril Lin 7'c Florian Escoffier 14' Brice Monzeglio 62'c Lucas Heinrich 69'c Con: Simon Perrod 8', 63', 70' Pen: Simon Perrod 2'	[6]	Pen: James Morris 42' Cards: Darren Deguara 62' to 72'	Attendance: 2500 Referee: Cyril Lafon

	9 April 2016	Czech Republic	26–5	Croatia	Havířov, Czech Republic
	14:00 CEST (UTC+2)				Referee: J. Molpeceres

	16 April 2016	Malta	30–9	Israel	Hibernians Stadium, Kordin, Malta
	14:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: Rory O'Brien 5'c Darren Deguara 36'c Anthony Harvey 42' Mark Davey 84' Con: James Morris 6', 37' Pen: James Morris 2', 21'	[7]	Pen: Ori Abutbul 8', 35', 40' Cards: Ori Abutbul 44' to 54' Matan Brosh 61' to 71'	Attendance: 2,500 Referee: C. Evans

	16 April 2016	Croatia	15–40	Switzerland	Zagreb, Croatia
	15:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: Luciano Rosso 22' Toni Grle 36' Dylan Rowe 55'	[8]	Try: Cyril Lafuye 6'c, 12'c Lucas Heinrich 15'c Jonathan Wullschleger 39'c Con: Simon Perrod 6', 12', 15', 39' Pen: Simon Perrod 45', 67', 78', 80'	Attendance: 1100 Referee: I. Gallastegui

2014–2016

Combined table

Promoted to 2016–17 Rugby Europe Trophy
To 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 1

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Switzerland (45)	8	7	0	1	223	120	+103	5	33
2	Czech Republic (39)	8	6	1	1	192	119	+73	6	32
3	Croatia (49)	8	3	0	5	166	217	−51	5	17
4	Malta (41)	8	3	0	5	153	181	−28	4	16
5	Israel (51)	8	0	1	7	129	226	−97	2	4

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 20 October 2014)

Division 2B

2014–2015

Table

2014–15 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Lithuania (50)	4	4	0	0	144	75	+69	4	20
2	Cyprus (NR)	4	2	0	2	87	90	−3	1	9
3	Latvia (64)	4	2	0	2	71	94	−23	1	9
4	Andorra (63)	4	2	0	2	62	87	−25	1	9
5	Hungary (68)	4	0	0	4	76	94	−18	4	4

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 13 October 2014). Cyprus are not a full member of the IRB, and therefore have no rating (NR).
Games^[4]

	18 October 2014	Andorra	15–34	Lithuania	Estadi Nacional, Andorra la Vella, Andorra
		Try: Joan Fité 2 (29', 67'c) Con: Marc Abello Pen: Marc Abello (11') Cards: Benjamin Fajol 32' to 42', Joan Fité 43' to 53'	Team Sheet	Try: Justinas Vasiliauskas (19'), Vytaras Bloskys 3 (36'c, 39', 71'c), Tomas Zibolas (43'c) Con: Dovydas Taujanskas 3 Pen: Dovydas Taujanskas (32') Cards: Justinas Urbonas 13' to 23', Zygimantas Radzius 50' to 60'	Attendance: 500 Referee: Afonso Nogueira

	25 October 2014	Lithuania	38–29	Hungary	Šiauliai, Lithuania
		Try: Justinas Vasiliauskas 2 (6',9'), Domantas Tautkus (29'c), Tomas Zibolis (36'), Kestutis Marcisauskas (43'c) Con: Kestutis Marcisauskas 2 Pen: Kestutis Marcisauskas 3 (13', 60', 73') Cards: Ignas Jankaitis 77' to 80'	Team Sheet	Try: Juan Carlos Berbesi (22'c), David Darquier (58'c), Dániel Pluhár (78'), Attila Jámbor (80'c) Con: György Kömüves 3 Pen: György Kömüves (63')	Attendance: 800 Referee: Vadim Pikhovkin

	1 November 2014	Cyprus	30–10	Andorra	Paphos, Cyprus
		Try: Alexander Zavallis (40'c), Joakim Antoniou (48'c), Stevie Awah (80'+1'c) Con: Alexander Zavallis 3 Pen: Alexander Zavallis 3 (41', 48', 64') Cards: Georgios Agathokleous 26' to 36'	Team Sheet	Try: Joan Fite (26') Con: Marc Abello Pen: Marc Abello (15')	Attendance: 600 Referee: Ariel Cabral

	2 November 2014	Hungary	14–16	Latvia	RCH Stadion, Esztergom, Hungary
		Try: Jonatán Katona (25') Pen: Gregoire Collet 3 (11', 18', 65') Cards: Roland Nagy 56' to 66'	Team Sheet	Try: Uldis Saulite (40'c) Con: Vadims Martinenko Pen: Ruslans Kotlevs 2 (4', 43'), Vadims Martinenko (78')	Referee: Hrvoje Bartolic

	15 November 2014	Latvia	39–20	Cyprus	Daugava Stadium, Riga, Latvia
		Try: Janis Skuja (19'c), Guntis Cirsa (33'), Matiss Zalcmanis (58'c), Leno Bramanis (64'c), Uldis Saulite (72'c) Con: Ruslans Kotlevs, Vadims Martinenko 3 Pen: Ruslans Kotlevs (4'), Vadims Martinenko (45')	Team Sheet	Try: Marcus Holden 2 (28'c, 62'), Yiannis Loizias (80') Con: Alexander Zavallis Pen: Alexander Zavallis (12')	Referee: Georgij Kopp

Note: The loss by Cyprus ended their world record winning streak of 24 consecutive wins, extending back to November 2008.

	29 March 2015	Hungary	15–17	Cyprus	Városi Szabadidő Központ, Szazhalombatta, Hungary
		Pen: Gregoire Collet 5 (1', 27', 39', 59', 71') Cards: Thomas Ducrocq 13' to 23', Bence Róth 34' to 44'	Team Sheet	Try: Burham Torgut 2 (27', 48'c), Matthew King (80'+7') Con: Alexander Zavallis-Roebuck	Attendance: 300 Referee: Štěpán Čekal

	4 April 2015	Andorra	23–18	Hungary	Estadi Nacional, Andorra la Vella, Andorra
		Try: Galaktion Gagnidze (12'), Roger Fite (41'), Giorgi Rekhviashvili (60'), Joan Fite (80') Pen: Marc Gispert (28') Cards: Matthew Dawson 55' to 65'	Team Sheet	Pen: Gregoire Collet 3 (7',31',66'), Jonathan Katona 3 (21', 38', 70') Cards: Attila Czakó 39' to 49'	Attendance: 300 Referee: Pedro Fonseca

	25 April 2015	Lithuania	46–11	Latvia	Vingis Park Rugby Stadium, Vilnius, Lithuania
			WR Team Sheet		Referee: Vladimir Volovik

	2 May 2015	Latvia	5–14	Andorra	Daugava Stadium, Riga, Latvia
		Try: Emils Balodis (27') Cards: Martinš Berzinš 11' to 21', Artūrs Kisle 74' to 80'	Team Sheets	Try: Daniel Raya (19') Pen: Julien Ginesta 2 (11', 36'), Paul Alieu (80') Cards: Joan Fite 71' to 80'	Attendance: 200 Referee: Sergei Poplavskij

	2 May 2015	Cyprus	20–26	Lithuania	Paphos, Cyprus
		Try: Mathrew King (47'), Fidias Efthymiou (62'), Michael Asprou (65'c) Con: Mathrew King Pen: Mathrew King (33')	Team Sheet	Try: Zygimantas Radzius (20'c), Mantautas Vilimavicius (25'c), Tomas Zibolas 2 (39'c, 42') Con: Dovydas Taujanskas 3	Attendance: 700 Referee: Marijo Jelovic

2015–16

Table

2015–16 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Latvia	4	4	0	0	141	30	+111	4	20
2	Lithuania	4	3	0	1	140	84	+56	3	15
3	Andorra	4	2	0	2	77	106	−29	0	8
4	Cyprus	4	1	0	3	46	103	−57	0	4
5	Hungary	4	0	0	4	38	119	−81	0	0

Games^[5]

	24 October 2015	Hungary	15–37	Lithuania	Esztergom, Hungary
	15:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: Darquier 30'c Collet 51' Con: Collet 31' Pen: Collet 39'	[9]	Try: Kalinauskas 18' Andrijauskas 20' Bloskys 24', 42' Marcisauskas 54'c Tautkus 78'c Con: Vilimavicius 54', 78' Pen: Vilimavicius 72' Cards: Radzius 39' to 49'	Attendance: 600 Referee: Štěpán Čekal

	31 October 2015	Lithuania	49–17	Andorra	Šiauliai, Lithuania
	14:00 EET (UTC+2)	Try: Mikalcius 1', 37'c Kalinauskas 12' Poskevicius 20' Radzius 28' Vilimavicius 35', 50'c Bloskys 41' Zibolis 63' Con: Vilimavicius 37', 50' Cards: Radzius 8' to 18' Duncikas 60' to 70'	[10]	Try: penalty try 16'c Fite 39'c Con: Ginesta 16', 39' Pen: Ginesta 9' Cards: Macedo 79' to 80'	Referee: N. Vandecauter

	31 October 2015	Latvia	39–10	Hungary	Daugava Stadium, Riga, Latvia
	15:00 EET (UTC+2)	Try: Valdavs 31', 68' Jansons 53'c Bekmanis 77'c Con: Davidsons 54', 77' Pen: Davidsons 11', 16', 36' 43' 51' Cards: Valdavs 55' to 65' Silvoniks 65' to 75'	[11]	Try: Pluhar 65'c Con: Nagyhegyesi 66' Pen: Nagyhegyesi 5' Cards: Czako 24' to 34'	Attendance: 300 Referee: H. Bartolic

	7 November 2015	Cyprus	3–31	Latvia	Paphos, Cyprus
	14:30 EET (UTC+2)	Pen: M. Holden 13' Cards: P. Tsangari 24' to 34'	[12]	Try: V. Valdavs 31'c L. Bramanis 36' M. Bokiss 54' V. Rankis 73' Con: R. Davidsons 31' Pen: R. Davidsons 10', 16', 58' Cards: E. Imbrass 46' to 56'	Attendance: 700 Referee: N. Vandecauter

	28 November 2015	Andorra	22–13	Cyprus	Estadi Nacional, Andorra La Vella, Andorra
	16:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: Roger Fite 21'c Peter Ambor 33'c Marc Abello 50' Con: Marc Abello 22', 33' Pen: Marc Abello 38' Cards: Marc Arasanz 17' to 27' Joan Fite 40' to 50'	[13]	Try: Yianis Blond 69'c Con: Thomas Timotheou 69' Pen: Burham Torgut 6', 40' Cards: Burham Torgut 17' to 27' Demetris Christopher 49' to 59' Alexandros Philiotis 53' to 63'	Attendance: 500 Referee: A. Nogueira

	26 March 2016	Andorra	10–34	Latvia	Andorra La Vella, Andorra
	16:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: CANTURRI 62' MACEDO 77' Cards: Ginesta 64' to 74'	[14]	Try: BALODIS 9'c BRAMANIS 31' GRIEĶIS 45'c RAŅĶIS 55'c, 70' Con: DAVIDSONS 10', 46', 56' Pen: DAVIDSONS 65' Cards: BRAMANIS 36' to 46'	Referee: E. Tomo

	9 April 2016	Cyprus	15–3	Hungary	Paphos, Cyprus
	14:30 EEST (UTC+3)	Try: Burham Tourgut 5' Matthew King 44'c Con: Matthew King 44' Pen: Matthew King 39'	[15]	Pen: Gregoire Collet 48'	Referee: E. Tomo

	16 April 2016	Latvia	37–7	Lithuania	Daugava Stadium, Riga, Latvia
	15:00 EEST (UTC+3)	Try: Leno Bramanis 22'c Maris Streikišs 56'c, 79'c Davis Bajārs 66'c Con: Robert Davidsons 23', 57', 66', 79' Pen: Robert Davidsons 9', 39', 69' Cards: Reinis Pepa 74' to 80'	[16]	Try: Kasparas Krasauskas 53'c Con: Lukas Sinkunas54'	Attendance: 400 Referee: A. Bryzgalin

	23 April 2016	Lithuania	47–15	Cyprus	Vingio Parkas, Vilnius
		Try: Dainius Tamoliunas 20'c Vytaras Bloskys 38', 42', 61' Kestutis Marcisauskas 58'c, 67'c Vaitkevichius Darius 74' Con: Armandas Burba (3/7) 20', 58', 67' Pen: Armandas Burba 2', 52' Cards: Dainius Tamoliunas 28' to 38' Gediminas Marcisauskas 31' to 41'	[17]	Try: Marko Mladevonic 40' Stylianos Theoklitou-Panaglotou 78'c Con: Marcus Holden (1/2) 78' Pen: Marcus Holden 6'	Attendance: 1000 Referee: G. Kopp

	14 May 2016	Hungary	10–28	Andorra	Esztergom
		Try: Timar Suiogan 5'c Con: Timar Suiogan (1/1) 6' Pen: Timar Suiogan 12' Cards: Attila Jambor 36' to 46' Alexandru Banu 63' to 73' Karoly Suiogan 76' to 80'	[18]	Try: Liam Jordan 1'c Daniel Raya 19' Galaktion Gagnidze 72'c Con: Marc Abello (1/2) 2' Julien Ginesta (1/1) 73' Pen: Marc Abello 30', 37', 44' Cards: David Forto 24' to 34' Albert Canturri 76' to 80'	Attendance: 300 Referee: Tomáš Tůma (Czech Rep.)

2014–2016

To 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 1
To 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 2

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Lithuania (50)	8	7	0	1	284	159	+125	7	35
2	Latvia (64)	8	6	0	2	212	124	+88	5	29
3	Andorra (63)	8	4	0	4	139	193	−54	1	17
4	Cyprus (NR)	8	3	0	5	133	193	−60	1	13
5	Hungary (68)	8	0	0	8	114	213	−99	4	4

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 13 October 2014). Cyprus are not a full member of the IRB, and therefore have no rating (NR).

Division 2C

2014–2015

Table

2014–15 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Luxembourg (85)	4	4	0	0	81	29	+52	1	17
2	Slovenia (84)	4	3	0	1	92	43	+49	2	14
3	Serbia (83)	4	2	0	2	50	109	−59	0	8
4	Austria (82)	4	1	0	3	61	84	−23	2	6
5	Denmark (72)	4	0	0	4	64	83	−19	3	3

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 6 October 2014).

Games^[6]

	11 October 2014	Austria	29–27	Denmark	Hohe Warte Stadium, Vienna, Austria
		Try: David Barry (52') Pen: Maximilian Navas 8 (5', 18', 23', 45', 48', 61', 70', 79')	Team Sheet	Try: Christian Mellgaard (25'), PW Bjerrum (42'), Tomas Mayn (58') Pen: Sebastian Hurst 2 (9', 40'), Joshua Jensen (64', 76') Cards: Rasmus Dufke 70' to 80'	Attendance: 400 Referee: Lionel da Silva

	18 October 2014	Slovenia	48–3	Serbia	Ljubljana, Slovenia
		Try: George Skofic (9'), Blaž Pilko (34'c), Frank Skofic (39'c), Lewis Podpadec (53'c), Žiga Burnik (64'c), Jack Skofic (67'), Archie Skofic (72'c) Con: Žiga Burnik 5 Pen: Žiga Burnik (25')	Team Sheet	Drop: Andrija Jankovic	Attendance: 800 Referee: Ramunas Gumbrinas

	25 October 2014	Serbia	0–36	Luxembourg	Stadion Kralj Petar I, Belgrade, Serbia
			Team Sheet	Try: Philippe Vimond (13'), Christopher Rossa (24'c), Jean-Baptiste Vert (34'c), William Browne (58'c), John Fitzpatrick (65'c) Con: William Browne 4 Pen: William Browne (2')	Attendance: 350 Referee: Csaba Priskin

	25 October 2014	Denmark	10–16	Slovenia	Odense Atletikstadion, Odense, Denmark
		Try: Victor Hounou (2'c) Con: Sebastian Hurst Pen: Joshua Jensen (72')	Team Sheet	Try: Jernej Šercer (11'c) Con: Žiga Burnik Pen: Žiga Burnik 2 (52', 62') Drop: Žiga Burnik (24')	Referee: George Mossford

	8 November 2014	Luxembourg	18–13	Austria	Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
		Try: Francois Simon (20'c), Julien Da Col (52') Con: William Browne Pen: William Browne 2 (5', 46') Cards: Jean-Baptiste Vert 36' to 46'	Team Sheet	Try: Jakob Liska (59'c) Con: Maximilian Freydell Pen: Maximilian Navas (37'), Maximilian Freydell (78')	Attendance: 800 Referee: Ken Lasmbrecht

	18 April 2015	Serbia	22–3	Austria

	18 April 2015	Slovenia	11–14	Luxembourg

	25 April 2015	Denmark	22–25	Serbia	Odense Atletikstadion, Odense, Denmark
			WR Team Sheet		Attendance: 1,155 Referee: Julian Bevan

	25 April 2015	Austria	16–17	Slovenia	Vienna, Austria
			WR Team Sheet		Referee: Dejan Stiglic

	9 May 2015	Luxembourg	13–5	Denmark	Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
		Try: Stuart Logier (19'), Yared Ketema (77') Pen: William Browne (72')	Team Sheet	Try: Christian Mellgaard (80')	Referee: Ramon Grumbinas

2015–16

Table

2015–16 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Luxembourg	4	4	0	0	112	54	+58	2	18
2	Slovenia	4	3	0	1	102	85	+17	2	14
3	Serbia	4	2	0	2	90	95	−5	2	10
4	Austria	4	1	0	3	72	123	−51	1	5
5	Denmark	4	0	0	4	75	94	−19	5	5

Games

	10 October 2015	Denmark	25–31	Austria	Odense Atletikstadion, Denmark
		Try: G. Hounou (28'c) T. Mayne (50') M. Madsen (62') C. Melgaard (77') Con: J. Jensen (29') Pen: J. Jensen (22')	[19]	Try: G. Chiu (17'c) S. Psota (34'c) M. Oberhauser (48'c) S. Pauser (73'c) Con: M. Navas (18', 35', 49', 74') Pen: M. Navas (12')	Attendance: 600 Referee: John Catteau

	24 October 2015	Austria	6–34	Luxembourg	Vienna, Austria
	15:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Pen: Navas 7', 24'	[20]	Try: Browne 38'c Vert 43'c Rossa 63'c Olsen 80'c Con: Browne 38', 64', 80' Bert 44' Pen: Browne 3', 36'	Attendance: 500 Referee: A. Bryzgalin

	7 November 2015	Serbia	17–33	Slovenia	Belgrade, Serbia
		Try: P. Keglic 40'c B. Martic 49', 56' Con: B. Martic 40' Cards: M. Zivanov 41' to 51' V. Radeka 61' to 71'	[21]	Try: B. Pilko 15'c Z. Vhunc 22'c M. Skofic 36' A. Subic 44'c J. Skofic 77'c Con: Z. Burnik 16', 22', 45' P. Kavcic 78' Cards: L Popadec 28' to 38'	Referee: M. Jelavic

	14 November 2015	Slovenia	21–16	Denmark	Ljubljana, Slovenia
	14:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: G. Okic 57' L. Podpadec 70'c Con: P. Kavcic 71' Pen: Z. Burnik 9', 35' P. Kavcic 52' Cards: G. Jelencic 67' to 77'	[22]	Try: C. Melgaard 44' C. Orskov Olsen 79' Pen: R. Groom 13', 27' Cards: A. Robertson 51' to 61' R. Pedersen 67' to 77'	Referee: I. Bodea

	14 November 2015	Luxembourg	30–24	Serbia	Luxembourg, Luxembourg
	16:00 CET (UTC+1)	Try: C. Rossa 5'c T. Kremer 32' A. Timmermans 40', 67'c Con: C. Keane 5' W. Browne 67' Pen: C. Keane 27' Drop: C. Keane 18' Cards: J. Vert 20' to 30' A. Marcus 79' to 80'	[23]	Try: B. Martic 30'c P. Keglic 37'c J. Matijasevic 50'c Con: I. Dejanovic 31', 38' B. Martic 51' Pen: B. Martic 22'	Attendance: 1000 Referee: G. Visser

	9 April 2016	Austria	12–26	Serbia	Wiener Sportclub, Vienna, Austria
	15:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: Alexander Radomirov 40' Paul Hruschka 74'c Con: Maximilian Navas 75' Cards: Stefan Psota 51' to 61'	[24]	Try: Aleksandar Djordjevic 15'c Predrag Keglic 30' Marko Gvozdenović 43'c, 60'c Con: Boris Martic 16', 61'c Marko Gvozdenović 44' Cards: Mirko Rankovic 40' to 50' Aleksandar Djordjevic 71' to 80'	Attendance: 1,800 Referee: R. Aro

	16 April 2016	Serbia	23–20	Denmark	Belgrade, Serbia
		Try: Marko Gvozdenović 34'c, 75'c Con: Boris Martic 35', 75' Pen: Marko Gvozdenović 20', 40', 80' Drop: Boris Martic 60' to 70'	[25]	Try: Andresa Robertson 16' Christian Melgaard 58' Gerard Hounou 68'c Con: Simon Holm 69' Pen: Simon Holm 65'	Attendance: 200 Referee: S. Poplavsky

	30 April 2016	Denmark	14–19	Luxembourg	Odense, Denmark
		Try: 1 Pen: 3		Try: 2 Pen: 3	Referee: G. Mossford

	7 May 2016	Slovenia	38–23	Austria
	16:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Try: 4 Con: 3 Pen: 4		Try: 2 Con: 2 Pen: 3	Referee: Priskin

	14 May 2016	Luxembourg	29–10	Slovenia
					Referee: F. Himmer

2014–2016

Promoted to Rugby Europe Conference 1
Admitted to Rugby Europe Conference 2

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Luxembourg (85)	8	8	0	0	193	83	+110	3	35
2	Slovenia (84)	8	6	0	2	194	128	+66	4	28
3	Serbia (83)	8	4	0	4	140	204	−64	2	18
4	Austria (82)	8	2	0	6	133	207	−74	3	11
5	Denmark (72)	8	0	0	8	139	177	−38	8	8

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 6 October 2014).

Division 2D

The 2014–15 season game between Norway and Turkey, as well as the game between Finland and Bulgaria, were deferred to the 2015–16 season. The second match between Norway and Finland, as well as Turkey and Bulgaria, was played during the 2014–15 season, instead of during the 2015–16 season. This ensured all teams played four games in each season.

2014–2015

Table

2014–15 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Bosnia and Herzegovina (93)	4	4	0	0	138	54	+84	1	17
2	Finland (101)	4	3	0	1	83	64	+19	2	14
3	Norway (95)	4	2	0	2	91	72	+19	3	11
4	Bulgaria (90)	4	1	0	3	51	145	−94	1	5
5	Turkey (NR)	4	0	0	4	80	108	−28	3	3

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 29 September 2014). Turkey are not a full member of the IRB, and therefore have no rating (NR).
Games^[7]

	4 October 2014	Finland	32–10	Norway	Helsinki, Finland
		Try: Robert Hussey 2 (12'c, 70'c), Thomas Finell (29'c), Elias Korhonen (80') Con: Thomas Finell 3 Pen: Thomas Finell 2 (2', 40')	Team Sheet	Try: Thierry Davy (14'), 1 try (38')	Attendance: 200 Referee: Michael Kristensen

	4 October 2014	Bosnia and Herzegovina	59–12	Bulgaria	Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Try: Armin Vehabović 2 (25'c, 35'c), Adi Milak (32'c), Samed Smajlović 2 (37', 68'c), Sabahudin Subašić (60'c), Adnan Hamzić (73'c) Con: Armin Vehabović 6 Pen: Armin Vehabović 4 (4', 12', 29', 51')	Team Sheet	Try: Stefan Avramov (21'c), Yavor Dragnev (56') Con: Stefan Stefanov Cards: Deyan Ivanov 30' to 40', Petar Aleksov 73' to 80'	Attendance: 100 Referee: Matthew Sandell

	25 October 2014	Turkey	25–34	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Edirne 25 Kasım Stadium, Edirne, Turkey
		Try: Sürer Bökeyhan 2 (18', 76'), Doruk Çelıkt (24'), Halıl Gözükücük (45'c) Con: Sürer Bökeyhan Pen: Sürer Bökeyhan (50') Cards: Ramazan Kabak 55'	Team Sheet	Try: Armin Vehabović (11'c), Sabahudin Subašić (57'), Zijad Ajkunić (69'c) Con: Armin Vehabović 2 Pen: Armin Vehabović 5 (2', 7', 40', 43', 48') Cards: Sedad Tufekčić 33' to 43'	Attendance: 200 Referee: Sergii Poplavyski

	1 November 2014	Bulgaria	26–19	Turkey	Sofia, Bulgaria
		Try: Stefan Avramov (22'c), Antonio Ivanov (33'c), Danail Andreev (45'), Aleksandar Tomanov (62'c) Con: Stefan Stefanov 3 Cards: Stefan Stefanov 49' to 59', Stefan Avramov 52' to 62', Antonio Ivanov 70' to 80'	Team Sheet	Try: Zakır Kalabas (10'), Mehmet Dumrul (39'c), Sezer Demırel (41'c) Con: Zakır Kalabas 2 Cards: Halıl Gözükücük 51' to 61'	Attendance: 700 Referee: Yann Benoît

	25 April 2015	Bosnia and Herzegovina	29–7	Finland	Stadion Kamberovića polje, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
			WR Team Sheet		Referee: Serban Cristian

	9 May 2015	Bosnia and Herzegovina	16–10	Norway	Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Try: Sabahudin Subašić (75'c) Con: Armin Vehabović Pen: Armin Vehabović 3 (2', 55', 65')	Team Sheet	Try: Kasper Solli (47'c) Con: Nathan Cummins Pen: Nathan Cummins (17')	Attendance: 500 Referee: Csaba Priskin

	23 May 2015	Finland	20–12	Turkey	Helsinki, Finland
		Try: Kalle Valimaki (15') Robert Hussey (24'c) Kalle Hellin (33') Con: Thomas Finell 1 Pen: Henri Repo (62')		Try: Zakir Kalabas (56') Yasin Bakar (78'c) Con: Ibrahim Demircan 1 Cards: Bahri Dagli 13' to 23'

	23 May 2015	Norway	43–0	Bulgaria	Bergen, Norway
		Try: Pierre Rougelle (14'c) Pascal Raclin (21'c) Kasper Solli (27') Kristoffer Borsheim (35', 72') Fredrik Skolvy (42'c) Nicolas Barral (49'c) Con: Nathan Cummins 4 Cards: Axel Wilhelmsen 58' to 68'		Cards: Georgi Vaklinov 34' to 44' Spartak Ignatov 41' to 51'

	7 May 2016	Norway	28–24	Turkey	Norway
		Try: 4 Con: 4		Try: 3 Con: 3 Pen: 1

	28 May 2016	Finland	24–13	Bulgaria	Finland
		Try: 4 Con: 2		Try: 2 Pen: 1

2015–16

Table

2015–16 Champions

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Bosnia and Herzegovina	4	4	0	0	92	59	+33	2	18
2	Turkey	4	3	0	1	115	69	46	2	14
3	Norway	4	2	0	2	60	81	−21	0	8
4	Bulgaria	4	1	0	3	90	82	+8	3	7
5	Finland	4	0	0	4	45	111	−66	1	1

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Games

	18 October 2014	Norway	20–12	Finland	Bislett Stadion, Oslo, Norway
		Try: Kristoffer Borsheim (31') Pen: Kristoffer Borsheim 5 (2', 20', 24', 44', 73') Cards: Daniel Krolak 50' to 60', Alastair Reed 65' to 75'	Team Sheet	Try: Thomas Finell 2 (39', 66'c) Con: Thomas Finell	Attendance: 300 Referee: Michael Vestorp

	25 April 2015	Turkey	28–26	Bulgaria	Antalya, Turkey
			WR Team Sheet		Referee: Kalaxilos

	3 October 2015	Finland	6–12	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Finland

	3 October 2015	Bulgaria	15–16	Norway	Bulgaria

	17 October 2015	Bosnia and Herzegovina	24–21	Turkey	Kamberovic Polje, Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina
		Try: Z. Stanković (17') S. Turčinović (28') H Oruč (43'c) D. Durgut (52'c) Con: S. Subašić (44', 53') Cards: S. Glavaš 54' to 64' Z. Stanković 63' to 73'	[26]	Try: M. Erturk (58') Penalty Try (72'c) Con: B. Erdener (73') Pen: B. Erdener (21', 24', 34') Cards: Z. Kalabas 73' to 80'	Attendance: 400

	24 October 2015	Bulgaria	34–15	Finland	Sofia, Bulgaria
	15:00 EEST (UTC+3)	Try: Gavrilov 14' Marinov 29'c Borisov 52'c, 58' Todorov 69'c Con: Debrenliev 29' Nikolov 53', 70' Pen: Nikolov 45' Cards: Borisov 71' to 80'	[27]	Try: Valimaki 64'c Harrod 79' Con: Viljanen 65' Pen: Viljanen 2'	Attendance: 1,000 Referee: R. Diaconescu

	16 April 2016	Norway	17–33	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Norway
		Try: Russel Watson 11' Nathan Cummins 35'c Sondre Gundersen 41' Con: Bård Berthelsen 36' Cards: Levan Abramishvili 52' to 62'	[28]	Try: Darijo PETRUŠIĆ 17' Sejad KADIĆ 21'c Fadil SPAHIĆ 45'c Haris ORUČ 70'c Adnan HAMZIĆ 79'c Con: Sabahudin SUBAŠIĆ 21', 45', 71', 79'	Attendance: 300 Referee: Kristensen Michael

	23 April 2016	Turkey	45–12	Finland	Sorumlusu Futbol Antrenoru, Turkey
		Try: 8 HALİL GÖZÜKÜÇÜK 8'c, 36'c 13 AYKUT KANAÇLAR 22' 10 ALİ SÜRER 44'c, 56'c 15 ZAKİR KALABAŞ 64' 21 A.DORUK ÇELİKTUTAN 76'c Con: 10 ALİ SÜRER 9', 37', 45', 57', 77'	[29]	Try: 18 Juha Rainvuori 41'c 10 Jussi Viljanen 79' Con: 10 Juss Viljanen 42'	Attendance: 200 Referee: Shota Tevzadze

	30 April 2016	Turkey	21–7	Norway	Turkey

	7 May 2016	Bulgaria	15–23	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bulgaria
		Try: 2 Con: 1 Pen: 1		Try: 2 Con: 2 Pen: 3

2014–2016

To 2016–17 Rugby Europe Conference 2
Relegated to 2016–17 Rugby Europe Development

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
1	Bosnia and Herzegovina (93)	8	8	0	0	230	113	+117	4	36
2	Norway (95)	8	4	0	4	151	153	−2	3	19
3	Turkey (NR)	8	3	0	5	195	177	+18	5	17
4	Finland (101)	8	3	0	5	128	175	−47	3	15
5	Bulgaria (90)	8	2	0	6	141	227	−86	4	12

Pre-tournament IRB rankings in parentheses (as at 29 September 2014). Turkey are not a full member of the IRB, and therefore have no rating (NR).

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