2009 European Shield

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2009 European Shield
Duration	2 Rounds
Number of teams	3
Winners	Italy
Runners-up	Czech Republic
← 2007 2010 →

The 2009 Shield featured the same teams as participated in 2008. In the 2009 fixture, Italy became the first nation to win back-to-back European Shields. As a result they were drafted into the 2009 European Cup, following Russia's withdrawal from that competition. The Czech Republic also reached a milestone, recording their first win in the competition, beating Germany 30 - 4.

Results

2009-07-04

Czech Republic	30–4	Germany
Tries: Zahara, Hladki, Holovský, Navrátil, Stříbro, Priputen Conv: Kučera (2), Priputen (1)	(Report)	Try: J.Keinhorst

Olomouc

2009-07-11

Italy	38–8	Czech Republic
Tries: Ricci (2), Dubas-Fisher, Lerna, Armani, Facco, Ferrazzano (2) Conv: Veronese (3)	(Report)	Tries: Holovský, Ernst

Jesolo

2008-07-18

Germany	30–42	Italy
Tries: J.Keinhorst (3), K. Keinhorst, N.Keinhorst, Trosch Conv: J.Keinhorst (3)	(Report)	Tries: Armani (3), Franchi (2), Pasqualini, Veronese Conv: Veronese(7)

Hürth
Attendance: 250

Standings

Team	Played	Won	Lost	For	Against	Difference	Points
Italy	2	2	0	80	38	42	4
Czech Republic	2	1	1	38	42	-4	2
Germany	2	0	2	34	72	-38	0

References

External links

European B Championship (Men) 2009: European Rugby League

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