2008 EU Cup Australian rules football

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2008 EU Cup - Aussie Rules - Prague 2008 -
Teams	12
Host	Prague
Date	October 11 de 2008
Podium
Champions Runners-up Third place Fourth place	England Croatia Germany Sweden

The 2008 EU Cup of Australian rules football was held in Prague (Czech Republic) on October 11, 2008, with 12 teams. The championship was won by England, defeating Croatia in the final.

Teams[]

Group A Germany Finland The Netherlands

Group B England Czech Republic Scotland

Group C Croatia France Austria

Group D Sweden Catalonia EU Crusaders[1]

Pools round[]

GROUP A	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
Germany	4	2	2	0	0	165	95	+70
Finland	2	2	1	0	1	106	119	-13
Netherlands	0	2	0	0	2	94	151	-57

October 11 - 10:00
	Germany	89-51	The Netherlands	Slavia - B Prague
	13.11 (89)	Details	8.3 (51)

October 11 - 11:00
	Finland	62-43	The Netherlands	Slavia - B Prague
	8.14 (62)	Details	7.1 (43)

October 11–12:00
	Germany	76-44	Finland	Slavia - B Prague
	12.4 (76)	Details	6.8 (44)

GROUP B	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
England	4	2	2	0	0	179	89	+90
Scotland	2	2	1	0	1	93	132	-39
Czech Republic	0	2	0	0	2	91	142	-51

October 11 - 10:00
	England	88-42	Scotland	Slavia - A Prague
	14.4 (88)	Details	6.6 (42)

October 11 - 11:00
	Czech Republic	44-51	Scotland	Slavia - A Prague
	6.8 (44)	Details	7.9 (51)

October 11–12:00
	England	91-47	Czech Republic	Slavia - A Prague
	13.13 (91)	Details	7.5 (47)

GROUP C	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
Croatia	4	2	2	0	0	186	73	+113
France	2	2	1	0	1	135	122	+13
Austria	0	2	0	0	2	65	191	126

October 11 - 10:30
	Croatia	103-26	Austria	Slavia - B Prague
	16.7 (103)	Details	4.2 (26)

October 11 - 11:30
	France	88-39	Austria	Slavia - B Prague
	13.10 (88)	Details	6.3 (39)

October 11–12:30
	Croatia	83-47	France	Slavia - B Prague
	12.11 (83)	Details	7.5 (47)

GROUP D	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
Sweden	4	2	2	0	0	184	98	+86
Catalonia	2	2	1	0	1	115	159	-44
EU Crusaders	0	2	0	0	2	106	148	-42

October 11 - 10:30
	Sweden	84-47	EU Crusaders	Slavia - A Prague
	13.6 (84)	Details	7.5 (47)

October 11 - 11:30
	Catalonia	64-59	EU Crusaders	Slavia - A Prague
	9.10 (64)	Details	9.5 (59)

October 11–12:30
	Sweden	100-51	Catalonia	Slavia - A Prague
	15.10 (100)	Details	8.3 (51)

Final round[]

1/8-finals

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Final

1B

England

138

Catalonia

47

2D

Catalonia

84

3C

Austria

53

England

110

Sweden

49

2A

Finland

65

3B

Czech Republic

37

Finland

41

1D

Sweden

76

England

107

Croatia

59

1A

Germany

75

France

53

2C

France

71

3D

EU Crusaders

59

Germany

70

Croatia

74

2B

Scotland

70

3A

The Netherlands

46

Scotland

55

1C

Croatia

97

1/8-finals

• Germany, England, Croatia and Sweden are classified to quarterfinals.

October 11–13:00
	Scotland	70-46	The Netherlands	Slavia - A Prague
	10.10 (70)	Details	7.4 (46)

October 11–13:00
	Finland	65-37	Czech Republic	Slavia - B Prague
	9.11 (65)	Details	5.7 (37)

October 11–13:30
	Catalonia	84-53	Austria	Slavia - A Prague
	13.6 (84)	Details	8.5 (53)

October 11–13:30
	France	71-59	EU Crusaders	Slavia - B Prague
	10.11 (71)	Details	9.5 (59)

9-12 places

October 11–14:30
	The Netherlands	54-51	Czech Republic	Slavia - B Prague
	8.6 (54)	Details	7.9 (51)

October 11–15:00
	Austria	47-102	EU Crusaders	Slavia - B Prague
	7.5 (47)	Details	16.6 (102)

Quarter finals

October 11–14:30
	England	138-47	Catalonia	Slavia - A Prague
	21.12 (138)	Details	7.5 (47)

October 11–15:00
	Sweden	76-41	Finland	Slavia - A Prague
	11.10 (76)	Details	5.11 (41)

October 11–15:30
	Germany	75-53	France	Slavia - A Prague
	11.9 (75)	Details	8.5 (53)

October 11–16:00
	Croatia	97-55	Scotland	Slavia - A Prague
	15.7 (97)	Details	8.7 (55)

5-8 places

October 11–15:30
	Catalonia	53-89	Finland	Slavia - B Prague
	8.5(53)	Details	12.17(89)

October 11–16:30
	France	77-47	Scotland	Slavia - B Prague
	12.5 (77)	Details	7.5 (47)

Semifinals

October 11–16:30
	England	110-49	Sweden	Slavia - A Prague
	17.8 (110)	Details	7.7 (49)

October 11–17:00
	Germany	70-74	Croatia	Slavia - A Prague
	10.10 (70)	Details	12.2 (74)

11-12 places

October 11–17:30
	Czech Republic	71-32	Austria	Slavia - B Prague
	11.5 (71)	Details	5.2 (32)

9-10 places

October 11–16:30
	EU Crusaders	62-68	The Netherlands	Slavia - B Prague
	9.8 (62)	Details	11.2 (68)

7-8 places

October 11–17:30
	Catalonia	81-21	Scotland	Slavia - B Prague
		Details

5-6 places

October 11–17:30
	Finland	54-52	France	Slavia - A Prague
	7.12 (54)	Details	8.4 (52)

3-4 places

October 11–18:00
	Sweden	55-98	Germany	Slavia - A Prague
	8.7 (55)	Details	15.8 (98)

FINAL

October 11–19:00
	England	107-59	Croatia	Slavia - A Prague
	16.11 (107)	Details	9.5 (59)

Winners England

Final standings[]

Final standings
	England
	Croatia
	Germany
4	Sweden
5	Finland
6	France
7	Catalonia
8	Scotland
9	The Netherlands
10	EU Crusaders
11	Czech Republic
12	Austria

Notes and references[]

See also[]

• EU Cup

External links[]

• EU Cup 2008 official website
• Results at The Footy Record