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Rugby Europe International Championship

After precursor competitions in the 1930s and 1950s FIRA launched its annual Nations Cup in 1965. The teams were divided into a top tier A Division and a second tier B Division playing round robin matches with promotion and relegation between them (later a C Division was added, and the label of the divisions changed several times). Beginning with 1973/74 the competition was renamed to FIRA Trophy.
2000 - 2016, the competition was reorganized as the European Nations Cup for all those nations not playing in the Six Nations. So sometimes it is also referred as European amateur championship. In 2017 renamed to the Rugby Europe International Championship. There is still promotion and relegation between the up to seven divisions.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
Unofficial European Championship
1935, Apr 22	Roma ITA	FRA	44:6	ITA	---
1936, May 14-17	Berlin GER	FRA	19:14	GER	ITA
1937, Oct 10-17	Paris FRA	FRA	43:5	ITA	GER
1938, May 15-22	București ROU	FRA	---	GER	ROU
European Cup
1952, May 17	Milano ITA	FRA	17:8	ITA	---
1954, Apr 11-24	Roma ITA	FRA	39:12	ITA	---
FIRA Nations Cup
1965, Oct 17 - 1966, Nov 06	---	FRA b	---	ITA	ROU
1966, Nov 27 - 1967, May 28	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ITA
1967, Oct 29 - 1968, Jun 02	---	FRA b	---	ROU	TCH
1968, Oct 27 - 1969, Nov 09	---	ROU	---	FRA b	TCH
1969, Nov 09 - 1970, Oct 25	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ITA
1970, Nov 29 - 1971, May 09	---	FRA b	---	ROU	MAR
1971, Dec 11 - 1972, May 21	---	FRA b	---	ROU	MAR
1972, Nov 27 - 1973, Jun 03	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ESP
FIRA Trophy
1973, Nov 11 - 1974, May 19	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ESP
1974, Oct 13 - 1975, May 10	---	ROU	---	FRA b	ITA
1975, Oct 25 - 1976, May 15	---	FRA b	---	ITA	ROU
1976, Oct 17 - 1977, Jul 01	---	ROU	---	FRA b	ITA
1977, Oct 02 - 1978, May 28	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ESP
1978, Nov 18 - 1979, May 20	---	FRA b	---	ROU	URS
1979, Sep 30 - 1980, May 18	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ITA
1980, Oct 01 - 1981, May 17	---	ROU	---	FRA b	ITA
1981, Oct 25 - 1982, May 22	---	FRA b	---	ITA	ROU
1982, Oct 24 - 1983, May 22	---	ROU	---	ITA	URS
1983, Oct 30 - 1984, May 27	---	FRA b	---	ROU	ITA
1984, Oct 06 - 1985, May 31	---	FRA b	---	URS	ITA
1985, Oct 20 - 1987, May 09	---	FRA b	---	URS	ROU
1987, Oct 25 - 1989, Jun 02	---	FRA b	---	URS	ROU
1989, Oct 22 - 1990, May 27	---	FRA b	---	URS	ROU
1990, Sep 30 - 1992, May 28	---	FRA b	---	ITA	ROU
1992, Oct 01 - 1994, May 28	---	FRA b	---	ITA	ROU
1994, Oct 15 - 1996, May 25	Grenoble FRA	ITA	40:32	FRA	---
1996, Sep 22 - 1997, May 17	Madrid ESP	ESP	25:18	POR	POL
1997, Oct 25 - 1998, Jun 02	---	LAT	---	LTU	SUI
1998, Sep 26 - 1999, May 29	---	RUS	---	UKR	CZE
European Nations Cup
2000, Feb 06 - Apr 02	---	ROU	---	GEO	MAR
2001, Feb 04 - Apr 08	---	GEO	---	ROU	RUS
2002, Feb 03 - Apr 07	---	ROU	---	GEO	RUS
2003, Feb 16 - 2004, Mar 27	---	POR	---	ROU	GEO
2004, Nov 20 - 2006, Jun 10	---	ROU	---	GEO	POR
2007, Feb 03 - 2008, May 10	---	GEO	---	RUS	ROU
2008, Nov 08 - 2009, May 02	---	GEO	---	RUS	POR
2010, Feb 06 - Mar 27	---	ROU	---	GEO	RUS
2011, Feb 05 - Aug 20	---	GEO	---	ROU	POR
2012, Feb 04 - Jun 09	---	GEO	---	ESP	ROU
2013, Feb 02 - Mar 16	---	GEO	---	ROU	RUS
2014, Feb 01 - Mar 15	---	GEO	---	ROU	RUS
2015, Feb 07 - Mar 21	---	GEO	---	ROU	ESP
2016, Feb 06 - Mar 19	---	GEO	---	ROU	RUS
Rugby Europe International Championship
2017, Feb 11 - Mar 18	---	GEO	---	RUS	GER
2018, Feb 10 - Mar 18	---	GEO	---	RUS	GER
2019, Feb 09 - Mar 17	---	GEO	---	ESP	ROU
2020, Feb 01 - 2021, Feb 07	---	GEO	---	ESP	ROU

1935: This single match is not recognized as official test match by the French Rugby Union.
1936: Olympic Four Nations Tournament
1937: Tournament at the World Exposition
1938: Three Nations Tournament
1952, 1954: Knockout Tournaments
1994/96: Due to preparation for the 1995 World Cup the format in the top division was changed into a preliminary round without FRA, ITA and ROU, following by a pool round (two groups) of the best ten teams including FRA, ITA and ROU and ending with a final match of the both group winners on Mar 22, 1997.
1996/97: The tournament consisted of pool round followed by a knockout stage. FRA, ITA and ROU did not participate.
1997/98: Only weaker nations took part, because the strongest 15 member nations played the World Cup qualifiers.
1998/99: As the World Cup qualifiers were still in progress only weaker nations took part.
2017, 2018: Ranking was changed as BEL, ESP and ROU fielded one or more ineligible players on several games.
2020: The competition was suspended on 2020, Mar 13 with only three matches remaining (scheduled on Mar 14) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 2020, Oct 20 the missing three games (rescheduled on Nov 01 + 15) were suspended in 2020. These last games were played on 2021, Feb 07.

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Women′s European Championship

The competition has its origins in a four nation European Cup held in 1988 but did not become an official FIRA competition until 1995.
Between 2000 and 2016, only the winners of the tournament held in between the World Cups (every four years, shown in bold) is officially recognized as European Champions.
From 2009 onwards, it was announced that the non-Championship tournaments would be known as the European Trophy.
Most times without any Six Nations team involved.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
1988, May 21-23	Bourg-en-Bresse FRA	FRA	---	GBR	NED
1995, Apr 12+16	Treviso ITA	ESP	22:6	FRA	ITA
1996, Apr 10-14	Madrid ESP	FRA	15:10	ESP	ITA
1997, Apr 02-06	Nice FRA	ENG	24:8	SCO	ESP
1999, Apr 19-24	Belluno ITA	FRA	13:5	ESP	SCO
2000, May 08-13	Almeria ESP	FRA	31:0	ESP	ENG
2001, May 06-12	Lille FRA	SCO	15:3	ESP	ENG „A”
2002, Mar 20+23	Treviso ITA	ITA	35:24	SWE	GER
2003, May 01+03	Malmö SWE	ESP „A”	16:10	FRA „A”	SWE
2004, May 01-08	Toulouse FRA	FRA	8:6	ENG	SCO
2005, Apr 07+09	Hamburg GER	ITA	22:3	NED	SWE
2006, Apr 23-30	San Donà di Piave ITA	ITA	28:7	NED	RUS
2007, Apr 28 - May 05	Madrid ESP	ENG „A”	27:17	FRA „A”	ESP
2008, May 17-24	Amsterdam NED	ENG	12:6	WAL	IRL
2009, May 17-23	Stockholm, Uppsala SWE	SCO, SWE		---	NED, ESP
2010, May 08-15	Strasbourg FRA	ESP	31:13	ITA	NED
2011, Apr 30 - May 07	La Coruña ESP	ENG „A”	5:3	ESP	FRA „A”
2012, May 13-19	Rovereto ITA	ENG	---	FRA	ITA
2014, Oct 30 - Nov 02	Bruxelles BEL	NED	12:3	BEL	RUS
2015, Oct 29 - Nov 01	Unterägeri SUI	BEL	50:20	SUI	RUS
2016, Oct 06-15	Madrid ESP	ESP	35:7	NED	RUS
2018, Feb 27 - Mar 03	Bruxelles BEL	ESP	40:7	NED	GER
2019, Feb 23 - May 04	Madrid ESP (final match)	ESP	54:0	NED	RUS
2020, Mar 07 - 2021, Feb 27	Amsterdam NED, Guadalajara ESP	ESP	---	RUS	NED

2009: No placement matches were played. Both pool winners qualified to the World Cup.
2020: Originally planned on 2020, Mar 07 - Apr 11 but suspended on Mar 13 (one match played only) and rescheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. GER had meanwhile withdrawn.

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Sevens Championship Series Men

2011, the FIRA European Sevens were converted to the Sevens Grand Prix Series.
Following the model of the Sevens World Series the Rugby Europe organizes several tournaments. Depending on their finishing position the teams earn points accumulating over the complete series.
2021, the Sevens Grand Prix Series were converted to the Rugby Europe Sevens Championship Series.

FIRA European Sevens (defunct)

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
2002, Aug 17-18	Heidelberg GER	POR	24:14	GEO	GER
2003, Aug 16-17	Heidelberg GER	POR	26:21	FRA	GEO
2004, Jul 16-17	Palma de Mallorca ESP	POR	21:14	ITA	IRL
2005, Jul 16-17	Moskva RUS	POR	28:26	RUS	ITA
2006, Jul 15-16	Moskva RUS	POR	19:7	RUS	ITA
2007, Jul 07-08	Moskva RUS	RUS	35:10	FRA	MDA
2008, Jul 05-06	Heidelberg GER	POR	26:21	WAL	GEO
2009, Jul 11-12	Hannover GER	RUS	26:17	FRA	ITA
2010, Jul 10-11	Moskva RUS	POR	12:5	FRA	RUS

Sevens Championship Series

	Champions	Pts.	Runners-up	Pts.	Third place	Pts.
	Sevens Grand Prix Series
2011	POR	63	ENG	62	ESP	59
2012	ENG	50	POR	48	FRA	45
2013	ENG	40	FRA	33	RUS	33
2014	FRA	64	SCO	54	ENG	53
2015	FRA	60	ESP	50	ENG	44
2016	GBR Royals	52	RUS	50	GBR Lions	46
2017	RUS	74	IRL	72	ESP	58
2018	IRL	76	GER	60	RUS	56
2019	GER	34	FRA	32	IRL	32
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
	Sevens Championship Series
2021	ESP	40	GER	34	RUS	30

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Sevens Championship Series Women

2012, the Sevens Series were converted into the Sevens Grand Prix Series.

Sevens Series (defunct)

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
2003, May 23-24	Lunel FRA	ESP	21:12	FRA	SUI
2004, May 21-22	Limoges FRA	ENG	38:7	ITA	FRA
2005, Jun 25-26	Lunel FRA	ENG	14:0	ESP	NED
2006, May 25-27	Limoges FRA	WAL	10:7	ENG	NED
2007, Jun 02-03	Lunel FRA	FRA	19:5	ENG	ESP
2008, Jun 14-15	Limoges FRA	ENG	52:0	NED	RUS
2009, Jul 11-12	Hannover GER	ENG	20:12	ESP	NED
2010, Jul 10-11	Moskva RUS	ESP	28:12	NED	FRA
2011, Jul 16-17	București ROU	ENG	17:7	ESP	NED

Sevens Grand Prix Series

	Champions	Pts.	Runners-up	Pts.	Third place	Pts.
	Sevens Grand Prix Series
2012	ENG	40	ESP	36	FRA	28
2013	RUS	38	ENG	32	FRA	32
2014	RUS	36	FRA	32	ENG	32
2015	FRA	38	RUS	36	ESP	32
2016	RUS	38	FRA	38	GBR Lions	36
2017	RUS	40	IRL	32	FRA	32
2018	RUS	38	FRA	38	IRL	28
2019	RUS	38	FRA	38	IRL	28
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
	Sevens Championship Series
2021	RUS	40	POL	32	ESP	32

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U21 European Championship (defunct)

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
2008, Oct 12-18	Heidelberg GER	ROU	37:0	RUS	POR
2009, May 03-09	Madrid ESP	ROU	27:20	GEO	POR

U20 European Championship

2004 and 2005, this competition doubled as qualification to the Under 21 World Championship. The top nations already qualified for the World Championship did not participate.
2007 - 2015, the U20 European Championship was a third-tier competition, because the better teams played at the IRB Junior World Championship or IRB Junior World Trophy annually. Since 2017 onwards, this competition doubled as qualification to the IRB Junior World Trophy, instead of the U19 European Championship.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
U20 European Tournament
2002, Apr 05+07	Praha CZE	ROU	41:18	ESP	CZE POL
2003, Oct 30 + Nov 01	Amsterdam NED	RUS	31:3	POR	ROU
2004, May 16-22	Constanţa ROU	ROU	21:6	GEO	RUS
2005, May 23-29	Valladolid ESP	GEO	15:10	ROU	ESP
2006, Sep 24 - Oct 01	Sopot POL	ROU	---	GEO	RUS
2007, Aug 29 - Sep 02	Klaipėda LTU	UKR	---	LTU	MDA
2008	not played
2009, Nov 18-21	Chișinău MDA	POL	16:15	MDA	SUI
2010, Nov 10-13	Esztergom HUN	LTU	15:11	HUN	SUI
2011, Nov 15-18	Siedlce POL	POL	70:5	MDA	LTU
2012, Sep 01-09	Praha CZE	POL	44:8	CZE	UKR
2013, Aug 25-31	Praha CZE	NED	27:15	CZE	UKR
2014, Aug 22-31	Brno CZE	CZE	25:21	SUI	UKR
U20 European Cup
2015, Aug 23-29	Praha CZE	SUI	38:0	CZE	LUX
2016	not played
U20 European Championship
2017, Mar 26 - Apr 01	Bucureşti ROU	POR	12:7	ESP	RUS
2018, Apr 08-14	Coimbra POR	POR	25:3	ESP	RUS
2019, Mar 30 - Apr 07	Coimbra POR	POR	---	ESP	NED
2020, Mar 22-28	Coimbra POR	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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U19 European Championship (defunct)

Until 2015 this competition doubled as qualification to the IRB Junior World Trophy, and so not featuring the already qualified nations.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
U19 European Trophy
2007, Oct 28 - Nov 03	Bruxelles BEL	ROU	29:0	POL	RUS
2008, Sep 21 - 27	Sopot POL	ROU	31:28	GEO	RUS
U19 European Championship
2009, Oct 25 - 31	Coimbra POR	ITA	16:3	GEO	ESP
2010, Oct 24 - 30	Bruxelles BEL	GEO	38:7	RUS	ROU
2011, Oct 30 - Nov 05	București ROU	GEO	20:12	RUS	ROU
2012, Oct 27 - Nov 03	Lisboa POR	POR	23:10	GEO	BEL
2013, Oct 27 - Nov 02	Lisboa POR	GEO	32:6	BEL	ESP
2014, Oct 26 - Nov 02	Lisboa POR	GEO	44:14	POR	ESP
2015, Oct 25 - 31	Lisboa POR	ESP	24:3	ROU	POR

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U18 Sevens European Championship Men

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
U19 Sevens Grand Prix Series
2013, Apr 13-14	Palma de Mallorca ESP	FRA	55:12	RUS	ESP
2014, May 10-11	Lisboa POR	FRA	38:19	RUS	POR
2015, Apr 25-26	Vichy FRA	FRA	40:0	POR	IRL
U18 Sevens European Championship
2016, Sep 17-18	București ROU	IRL	31:5	FRA	POR
2017, Sep 09-10	Heidelberg GER	IRL	21:19	FRA	ENG
2018, May 05-06	Panevėžys LTU	FRA	26:17	IRL	ESP
2019, Aug 17-18	Gdańsk POL	IRL	26:12	ESP	FRA
2020, Jul 18-19	Gdańsk POL	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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U18 European Championship

Predecessor was the European U18 Emergent Nations Championship used as qualification competition for the Under 19 World Championship.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
European U18 Emergent Nations Championship
2000, Nov 03+05	Sofia BUL	BEL	56:17	CRO	AND
2001, Nov 02+04	Split CRO	NED	37:6	MDA	CRO
2002, Nov 01+03	Říčany CZE	BEL	5:0	CZE	MDA
2003, Oct 30 + Nov 01	Amsterdam NED	POL	24:5	NED	CRO
U18 European Championship
2004, Apr 04-10	Treviso ITA	FRA	32:0	ENG	ITA
2005, Mar 20-26	Lille FRA	ENG	16:9	FRA	SCO
2006, Apr 09-15	Treviso ITA	ENG	15:7	FRA	ITA
2007, Apr 01-07	Biarritz FRA	FRA	8:8 4:3p	IRL	ENG
2008, Mar 16-22	Treviso ITA	FRA	12:5	IRL	ENG
2009, Apr 04-11	Toulon FRA	FRA	20:19	ENG	IRL
2010, Mar 28 - Apr 03	Treviso ITA	FRA	27:3	IRL	GEO
2011, Apr 17-23	Tarbes FRA	IRL	17:8	ENG	WAL
2012, Mar 30 - Apr 07	Madrid ESP	ENG	25:13	IRL	FRA
2013, Mar 22-30	Grenoble FRA	ENG	27:22	FRA	IRL
2014, Apr 11-19	Poznań POL	ENG	30:14	IRL	WAL
2015, Mar 27 - Apr 04	Toulouse FRA	FRA	57:0	GEO	ENG
2016, Mar 18-26	Lisboa POR	FRA	42:0	GEO	POR
2017, Apr 06-16	Quimper FRA	FRA	36:18	GEO	JPN
2018, Mar 24-31	Grodzisk Wielkopolski POL	GEO	8:3	FRA	ESP
2019, Apr 12-21	Kaliningrad RUS	GEO	20:10	ESP	POR
2020, Apr 12-18	Kaliningrad RUS	cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

2017: “open” competition

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U18 Sevens European Championship Women

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
U18 Sevens Grand Prix Series Women
2014, Sep 13-14	Enköping SWE	ENG	54:0	WAL	NED
2015, Sep 12-13	Liège BEL	ENG	27:10	ESP	GER
U18 Sevens European Championship Women
2016, Sep 10-11	Vichy FRA	FRA	34:24	USA	CAN
2017, Sep 16-17	Vichy FRA	ENG	31:0	WAL	FRA
2018, Apr 28-29	Vichy FRA	FRA	22:0	GBR	IRL
2019, Aug 31 - Sep 01	Jarocin POL	FRA	29:10	ENG	RUS
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Regions European Cup (defunct)

It was a competition dedicated to amateur regional representatives. Each team could not field more than seven players of their national team.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up
2001, Dec 22		Côte d′Argent FRA	33:24	Midi-Pyrénées FRA
2002, Dec 22	Pézenas FRA	Roussillon FRA	15:9aet	Provence FRA
2003, Dec 21	Lunel FRA	Roussillon FRA	25:23	Provence FRA
2004, Dec 19	Toulon FRA	Provence FRA	24:18	Bourgogne FRA
2005, Dec 18	Cahors FRA	Midi-Pyrénées FRA	8:7	Provence FRA

Defunct for financial reasons

FIRA European Clubs Cup (defunct)

Organized only three times: 1961/62, 1963/64, 1965/66

		Champions	Final	Runners-up
1962, Jun 24	Bucureşti ROU	AS Béziers FRA	11:3	RC Griviţa Roşie Bucureşti ROU
1964, Jun 14	Bucureşti ROU	RC Griviţa Roşie Bucureşti ROU	10:0	Stade Montois FRA
1966 Dec 25 + 1967, Jun 09	Agen + Bucureşti ROU	CS Dinamo Bucureşti ROU	0:12 + 18:0	SU Agen FRA

Remark: In 1964 the final match was abandoned by the referee with the score of 10:0 in the 59th minute. The skipper of Montois refused to leave the field despite demanding twice by the referee.

(New) European Clubs Cup (defunct)

A new attempt establishing a European Clubs Cup was started by FIRA-AER in 2005. This third tier club competition (below Heineken Cup and Challenge Cup) was already defunct two years later.
A European Club Championship was again organized in 2012 once.

		Champions	Final	Runners-up	Third place
European Club Cup
2005, Nov 18-20	Split CRO	RC Arka Gdynia POL	---	SC Neuenheim 02 GER	RK Nada Split CRO
2006, Dec 02	Split CRO	RK Slavia Zenit Moskva RUS	24:21	RK Nada Split CRO	Stockholm Exiles SWE withdrew
European Club Championship
2012, Oct 06	Šiauliai LTU	Heidelberger RK GER	60:10	BaltRex Šiauliai LTU	---

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European Sevens Clubs Champions Trophy

European Sevens Champions Cup
1.	2008, Jul 26-27	Moskva RUS
2.	2009, Jun 27-28	Moskva RUS
3.	2010, Jun 26-27	Moskva RUS
4.	2011, Jul 02-03	Moskva RUS
5.	2012, Jul 14-15	Moskva RUS
	2013 - 2014	not held
European Sevens Champions Trophy
6.	2015, May 30-31	Zelenograd RUS
7.	2016, May 28-29	Sankt-Peterburg RUS
8.	2017, May 27-28	Sankt-Peterburg RUS
9.	2018, May 12-13	Sankt-Peterburg RUS
10.	2019, May 25-26	Sankt-Peterburg RUS
	2020, Sep 05-06	Sankt-Peterburg RUS not held

Men

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2008	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	34:5	Yug Krasnodar RUS RUS	---
2009	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	26:19	Yug Krasnodar RUS RUS	AZS-AWF Warszawa POL
2010	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	45:17	Yug Krasnodar RUS RUS	---
2011	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	28:21	Imperiya Penza RUS	---
2012	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	42:5	Agrouniversitet Kazan RUS	RK Krasny Yar Krasnodar RUS
2015	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	31:26	RK Slava-CSP Moskva RUS	BalTrex Šiauliai LTU
2016	RK Kuban Krasnodar RUS	27:19	Bera Bera Rugby Taldea ESP	BalTrex Šiauliai LTU
2017	RK Kuban Krasnodar RUS	28:21	RC Genève SUI	BalTrex Šiauliai LTU
2018	RK Kuban Krasnodar RUS	31:7	BalTrex Šiauliai LTU	Narvskaya Zastava Sankt-Peterburg RUS
2019	VVA-Podmoskovye Monino RUS	14:5	BalTrex Šiauliai LTU	Narvskaya Zastava Sankt-Peterburg RUS

Women

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2019	Neva-Lider Sankt-Peterburg RUS	10:5	RK Livonia Upesciems LAT	Georgian Ladies GEO

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European Clubs Cup Women (defunct)

		Champions	Final	Runners-up
2007, Dec 22 + 2008, Apr 19	Montpellier + Barcelona	Montpellier RC FRA	31:8 + 22:3	INEF Barcelona ESP
2009, Feb 01 + 22	Gexto + Toulouges	USA Toulouges XV FRA	19:11 + 82:3	Gexto R.T. ESP

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European Beach Five Rugby Championship

1.	2017, Jul 22-23	Moskva RUS
2.	2018, Aug 04-05	Moskva RUS
3.	2019, Jul 27-28	Moskva RUS
2020	not held

Men

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2017	ITA	6:5	RUS	GEO
2018	RUS	4:3	GEO	ITA
2019	RUS	7:4	GEO	ITA

Women

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2017	RUS	5:0	GEO	BLR
2018	RUS	6:3	ITA	LAT
2019	RUS	2:1	ITA	ESP

European Snow Five Rugby Championship

1.

2019, Dec 21-22

Moskva RUS

Men

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2019	RUS	4:2	ROU	CRO

Women

	Champions	Final	Runners-Up	Third place
2019	RUS	8:0	NOR	ROU

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Last modified: 19.07.2021