2013 EU Cup Australian rules football

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2013 Euro Cup

2013 EU Cup
Tournament details
Host country	France
Dates	21 September
Teams	14
Venue(s)	Bordeaux
Final positions
Champions	England (3rd title)
Runners-up	France
Third place	Croatia
Fourth place	Italy
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The 2013 Euro Cup of Australian rules football was a 9-a-side Footy tournament held in Bordeaux, France on September 21, 2013, with 12 national men's teams and two women's teams.^[1] The men's tournament was won by England who defeated France in the Grand Final by 77 points.^[2] The women's match was won by the European Crusaders who defeated France 45-26.^[3]

Teams[]

• Pierre de Coubertin Group
  • Croatia
  • Crusaders
  • Finland
• Antonin Berodier Group
  • Catalonia
  • England
  • Iceland
• Léo Lagrange Group
  • France
  • Ireland
  • Norway
• Daniel Jackson Group
  • Spain
  • Austria
  • Italy
• Women's Teams
  • France
  • Crusaders

Results[]

Group Stage[]

• Pierre de Coubertin Group
  • Finland 70 d Crusaders 3
  • Croatia 102 d Crusaders 7
  • Croatia 42 d Finland 15
• Antonin Berodier Group
  • Iceland 66 d Catalonia 9
  • England 116 d Catalonia 2
  • England 66 d Iceland 13
• Léo Lagrange Group
  • France 41 d Norway 26
  • Ireland 68 d Norway 4
  • France 34 d Ireland 33
• Daniel Jackson Group
  • Spain 37 d Austria 17
  • Italy 58 d Austria 15
  • Italy 53 d Spain 33

Semi-Finals[]

• Euro Plate Championship
  • Crusaders 81 d Catalonia 10
  • Austria 34 d Norway 29
• Euro Bowl Championship
  • Finland 75 d Iceland 6
  • Ireland 98 d Spain 24
• Euro Cup Championship
  • England 35 d Croatia 29
  • France 68 d Italy 49

Finals[]

• 11th Place Match
  • Norway 73 d Catalonia 19
• 9th Place Match (Euro Plate Champion)
  • Austria 39 d Crusaders 32
• 7th Place Match
  • Spain 44 d Iceland 23
• 5th Place Match (Euro Bowl Champion)
  • Ireland 78 d Finland 5
• 3rd Place Match
  • Croatia 77 d Italy 34
• Grand Final (Euro Cup Champion)
  • England 92 d France 15

Women's Match[]

• Crusaders 45 d France 26

Results

References[]