England 7s Fixtures 2010 - Adelaide


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By Kath
March 17 2010

IRB Sevens Player of the Year Ollie Phillips has been forced to withdraw from the next two legs of the World Series, in Adelaide and Hong Kong on 19-21 March and 26-28 March respectively, after failing a fitness test.

England Rugby 7s - Adelaide 2010 

England 7s are in Pool D with USA, Niue and the hosts Australia.  England will be looking to improve all round performance over this three day event and we wish them the best of luck.

Adelaide Tickets: Still available!  To purchase your tickets visit www.Ticketek.com.au, call 132 849 or visit a Ticketek outlet. Concession prices are available to students, pensioners and children 4-16 years inclusive, as well as family tickets.

Catch England Sevens in action on May 22 & 23 at the Emirates Airline London Sevens, their only home tournament on the IRB Series. Tickets are available from www.rfu.com/tickets

 

 Day One - 19th March 2010
TIME M FIXTURE v FIXTURE
1800 1 Samoa 33-12  France
1822 2 South Africa  40-0 Japan
1844 3 Fiji 12-17  Wales
1906 4 Kenya 27-7  Papua New Guinea
1928 5 New Zealand 31-0  Scotland
1950 6 Argentina  19-17 Tonga
2012 7 England  21-24 USA
2034 8 Australia 40-5  Niue

 

 Day Two - 20th March 2010
TIME M FIXTURE v FIXTURE
1415 9 Samoa  54-5 Japan
1437 10 South Africa 38-0  France
1459 11 Fiji 41-0  Papua New Guinea
1521 12 Kenya 19-5  Wales
1543 13 New Zealand 26-0  Tonga
1605 14 Argentina  14-7 Scotland
1627 15 England  38-0 Niue
1649 16 Australia 36-0  USA
1726 17 France 15-21  Japan
1748 18 Wales   64-5 Papua New Guinea
1810 19 Scotland  7-22 Tonga
1832 20 USA  28-7 Niue
1904 21 Samoa  12-12 South Africa
1926 22 Fiji  21-7 Kenya
1948 23 New Zealand  47-7 Argentina
2010 24 England  12-17 Australia

 Day Three - 21st March 2010
TIME M FIXTURE v FIXTURE
1038 25 1/4 finals Bowl  Tonga 0-38   France
1100 26 1/4 finals Bowl  England   47-0  Papua New Guinea
1122 27 1/4 finals Bowl  Kenya  25-7  Niue
1144 28

1/4 finals Bowl  Japan 

 15-21   Scotland
1206 29 1/4 final Cup    New Zealand 19-24   Samoa
1228 30 1/4 finals Cup  Australia  26-22   Fiji
1250 31 1/4 finals Cup  Wales   10-12  USA
1312 32 1/4 finals Cup    South Africa   14-17  Argentina
1344 33 SF Shield      Tonga  45-0  Papua New Guinea
1406 34 SF Shield      Niue   5-22  Japan
1428 35 SF Bowl       France  0-19   England
1450 36 SF Bowl       Kenya  36-12   Scotland
1512 37 SF Plate        New Zealand   24-12  Fiji
1534 38

SF Plate        Wales

 0-29   South Africa
1556 39

SF Cup            Samoa

26-12Australia
1618 40

SF Cup            USA

 28-12   Argentina
1650 41 Shield Final       Tonga 19-22   Japan
1720 42 Bowl Final     England  33-12   Kenya
1750 43 Plate Final       New Zealand  21-14   South Africa
1820 44

Cup Final        Samoa

 38-10   USA

 Congratulatins to Samoa


 

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19/03/2010 17:50
Unbelievable beaten by the USA!!(Sm147)

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20/03/2010 23:07
We could only manage the Bowl 1/4 Final

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21/03/2010 10:17
England win Bowl

England recovered from the disappointment of losing two matches on day one by winning all of their matches on Sunday to take the Bowl trophy, beating Kenya 33-12 in the final and taking four points towards the World Series.

Ben Ryan's side followed a 47-0 victory against Papua New Guinea with a 19-0 win against France and then proved too strong for the ever-popular Kenyans.


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Samoa produced a brilliant display on the final day of the Adelaide Sevens to romp to Cup success against impressive USA 38-10 and win back-to-back tournaments for the first time in the IRB Sevens World Series.


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USA are really starting to move in rugby circles

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