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2006 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens – Division A
Host nation	France
Cup
Date	25–27 May 2006
Champion	Wales
Runner-up	England
Third	Netherlands
Tournament details
Matches played	48
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The 2006 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens – Division A was the fourth edition of the European Women's Sevens Championship. The tournament was held in Limoges, France from 25 to 27 May 2006.^[1]^[2] Wales were crowned champions of the competition after beating England in the Cup final.^[1]^[2]

Teams

16 teams competed in the tournament.

Pool Games

Pool One

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
England	3	0	95	0	9
Wales	2	1	52	7	7
Germany	1	2	24	61	5
Switzerland	0	3	0	103	3

25 May 2006

England	41–0	Germany

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Wales	32–0	Switzerland

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

England	47–0	Switzerland

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Wales	20–0	Germany

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Germany	24–0	Switzerland

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

England	7–0	Wales

Limoges, France

Pool Two

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Spain	3	0	81	0	9
Portugal	2	1	29	12	7
Italy	1	2	19	48	5
Czech Republic	0	3	0	69	3

25 May 2006

Spain	12–0	Portugal

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Italy	19–0	Czech Republic

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Spain	33–0	Czech Republic

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Italy	0–12	Portugal

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Portugal	17–0	Czech Republic

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Spain	36–0	Italy

Limoges, France

Pool Three

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Netherlands	3	0	83	5	9
France	2	1	55	21	7
Lithuania	1	2	35	51	5
Belgium	0	3	0	96	3

25 May 2006

Netherlands	29–0	Lithuania

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

France	28–0	Belgium

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Netherlands	33–0	Belgium

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

France	22–0	Lithuania

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Lithuania	35–0	Belgium

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Netherlands	21–5	France

Limoges, France

Pool Four

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Ireland	3	0	49	0	9
Sweden	2	1	53	5	7
Russia	1	2	22	39	5
Norway	0	3	0	80	3

25 May 2006

Sweden	31–0	Norway

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Russia	0–17	Ireland

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Sweden	0–5	Ireland

Limoges, France

25 May 2006

Russia	22–0	Norway

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Norway	0–27	Ireland

Limoges, France

26 May 2006

Sweden	22–0	Russia

Limoges, France

Source: ^[1]^[2]

Classification Stages

Cup Quarter-finals

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Cup Final

26 May 2006

England	22
		27 May 2006
Portugal	0
		England	21
26 May 2006
		Ireland	0
Ireland	15
				27 May 2006
France	5
				Wales	10
26 May 2006
				England	7
Netherlands	17
		27 May 2006
Sweden	12
		Netherlands	0
26 May 2006
		Wales	29	3rd Place
Spain	3
				27 May 2006
Wales	10
				Netherlands	10

				Ireland	0

Plate Semi-finals

Semi-finals		Plate Final

27 May 2006

Sweden	5
		27 May 2006
Spain	17
		Spain	7
27 May 2006
		France	0
France	19

Portugal	0
		7th Place

		27 May 2006

		Sweden	41

		Portugal	0

Bowl Quarter-finals

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Bowl Final

26 May 2006

Germany	35
		27 May 2006
Czech Republic	0
		Germany	0
26 May 2006
		Russia	28
Russia	24
				27 May 2006
Belgium	0
				Russia	29
26 May 2006
				Italy	0
Lithuania	12
		27 May 2006
Norway	0
		Lithuania	7
26 May 2006
		Italy	27	11th Place
Italy	19
				27 May 2006
Switzerland	0
				Germany	26

				Lithuania	7

Shield Semi-finals

Semi-finals		Shield Final

27 May 2006

Belgium	41
		27 May 2006
Czech Republic	0
		Belgium	22
27 May 2006
		Norway	5
Norway	17

Switzerland	0
		15th Place

		27 May 2006

		Switzerland	17

		Czech Republic	12

Source: ^[1]^[2]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "2006 FIRA Womens Championship". rugby7.com. Retrieved 2024-01-28.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "2006 Women's FIRA 7s Tournament - Division A". www.rugbyarchive.net. Retrieved 2024-01-28.

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