Spain women's national rugby union team

Spain

Nickname(s)	Las Leonas
Union	Spanish Rugby Federation
Head coach	José Antonio Barrio
Captain	Aroa González
Most caps	Aroa González (74)
First colours Second colours
World Rugby ranking
Current	10 (as of 23 November 2020)
First international
Spain 0-28 France  (2 May 1989)
Biggest win
Spain 119 – 0 Finland  (30 April 2011)
Biggest defeat
Spain 0-97 France  (11 November 2017)
World Cup
Appearances	5 (First in 1991)
Best result	6th 1991

The Spain women's national rugby union team played their first match on 2 May 1989, against France, losing 0-28. The team played the Women's Six Nations from 2000 to 2006, but they were replaced by Italy for 2007, in order to mirror the men's tournament.

History[]

Women's World Rugby Rankings v t
Top 20 rankings as of 22 November 2021[1]
Rank	Change*	Team	Points
1		England	096.26
2		New Zealand	088.58
3	1	France	088.43
4	1	Canada	088.15
5		Australia	078.68
6		United States	076.63
7		Ireland	076.54
8		Italy	076.43
9		Scotland	073.48
10		Spain	072.10
11		Wales	071.02
12		Japan	065.49
13		South Africa	063.39
14		Russia	061.10
15		Kazakhstan	060.45
16		Samoa	059.72
17		Netherlands	058.27
18		Hong Kong	057.89
19		Sweden	057.73
20		Germany	057.72
*Change from the previous week

Currently there are over 200 clubs in Spain and a league similar to that of male rugby. The first steps were taken in 1913, when women played in secret in schools, but rugby first began to be played seriously at training camps at the School of Architecture of Madrid in the early 70s by a group of architecture students. They formed a group of about 20 girls who trained regularly twice per week and as they were the only ones who practiced, played sided games between themselves. They played well

In the late seventies a group of female PE students taught by Jose Antonio Sancha, a professor of Rugby at Barcelona INEF, decided to train with the men's rugby and played the game seriously (though they were not recognised by the Catalan Federation rugby until 1983).

The first game was played in Barcelona between the BUC and INEF clubs and other clubs quickly formed in different parts of Spain but mainly in the early years only came from Barcelona and Madrid. In a few years female rugby spread to Madrid, the Basque Country and Valencia. In 1991 27 women's teams participating in regional competitions.

The national team first played in Cardiff (Wales) at the Rugby World Cup, where they won the fifth place behind the United States, England, France and New Zealand. In 1994, the Spanish team was unable to come to Scotland because of budgetary problems, however Spain remained one of the top teams in Europe. In 1995 Spain became the unexpected champions of the first European Championship by defeating rival France, in the final 21-6. The 1996 European brought a repeat of that final but this time the Spanish lost by 15-10.

In January 1997 a tour of England took place where Spain and were in the lead against the World Champions until 10 minutes from the end of the match. Only a last minute try by England gave them the win and in European (the first where all the British teams competed) played the final but Spain came 3rd. Spain qualified for the World Championships in Amsterdam and managed a creditable 7th place. Spain again reached the European final in 1999 against France, losing 13-5, after beating Wales (14-8) and Scotland (11-9).

The 2002 World Cup was held in Barcelona, New Zealand retaining its title in defeating (19-9) to England in the final at the Olympic Stadium Lluis Companys. France took the bronze after beating Canada (41-7), while Spain finished in 8th place after yielding to the United States (23-5).

Spain were also members of the Five and Six Nations from 2000 to 2006, finishing third on three occasions and winning 10 of the 33 games they played. However, in 2007 they were replaced by Italy because the Six Nations Committee wished to align the women's tournament with the men's. This has severely reduced Spain's opportunities to play top level international rugby, and may have been a factor in Spain's failure to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. However, they were compensated a little in 2010 when they won the "double" of the European 15s and 7s titles without losing a game.

Competitive record[]

Results[]

Summary[]

Full internationals only

Correct as of 31 March 2019

Rugby: Spain internationals 1989-

Opponent	First game	Last game	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Percentage
Australia	1998	1998	1	0	0	1	0.00%
Belgium	2010	2016	2	2	0	0	100.00%
Canada	1991	2014	3	0	0	3	0.00%
Czech Republic	2016	2016	1	1	0	0	100.00%
England	1991	2017	16	1	1	14	6.25%
Finland	2011	2011	1	1	0	0	100.00%
France	1989	2014	19	5	0	14	26.32%
Germany	1996	2018	3	3	0	0	100.00%
Hong Kong	2015	2018	4	4	0	0	100.00%
Ireland	1997	2008	9	5	0	4	55.56%
Italy	1991	2017	13	10	0	3	76.92%
Japan	1991	2002	2	2	0	0	100.00%
Kazakhstan	2006	2014	2	2	0	0	100.00%
Netherlands	1996	2019	8	8	0	0	100.00%
New Zealand	1998	1998	1	0	0	1	0.00%
Russia	1997	2019	3	3	0	0	100.00%
Samoa	2006	2014	3	3	0	0	100.00%
Scotland	1997	2016	19	7	0	12	36.84%
South Africa	2014	2018	2	2	0	0	100.00%
Sweden	2004	2013	5	4	0	1	80.00%
United States	1998	2017	3	0	0	3	0.00%
Wales	1998	2017	10	6	1	3	60.00%
Summary	1989	2019	130	69	2	59	53.85%

Players[]

Current squad[]

The following players were named to the squad for the friendly match against Scotland on 20 November 2019.

Caps updated: 18 November 2018

• Team Manager: José Antonio Barrio
• Head Coach: Juan González

Recent call-ups[]

The following players were named to a squad in the last call-ups.

Forwards
Player	Position	Height/Weight	Date of birth	Caps	Club
Claudia Alonso	Hooker	1.55 m / 67 kg	4 April 1994	1	XV Hortaleza
Alexandra Castillón	Hooker	1.65 m / 68 kg	7 April 1990	5	INEF Barcelona
Aroa González	Hooker	1.60 m / 67 kg	19 April 1979	74	retired
Rocío García	Prop	1.81 m / 81 kg	31 January 1981	64	retired
Isabel Martí	Prop		-/-/2000	0	CR El Salvador
Sandra Treviño	Prop	1.66 m / 88 kg	20 August 1993	0	XV Sanse Scrum
Judith Vèlez	Prop	1.70 m / 70 kg	17 January 1982	2	GEiEG
Inmaculada Blanco	Lock	1.78 m / 65 kg	12 April 1989	0	Univ. Sevilla
Mónica Castelo	Lock	1.75 m / 83 kg	18 April 1987	12	CRAT
Berta García	Lock	1.73 m / 72 kg	12 April 1982	41	retired
Amanda Prado	Lock	1.75 m / 68 kg	19 April 1991	0	O. Pozuelo
María Ribera	Lock	1.76 m / 72 kg	8 July 1986	30	XV Sanse Scrum
Diana Gassó	Flanker	1.70 m / 68 kg	16 April 1984	21	Gòtics RC
Jimena Parra	Flanker	1.66 m / 65 kg	15 June 1990	2	O. Pozuelo
Carmen Pérez	Flanker	1.64 m / 68 kg	21 May 1985	8	Getxo RT
Carmen Rodera	Flanker	1.67 m / 61 kg	8 May 1998	0	CR Majadahonda
Ángela Soria	Flanker		28 December 1990	1	Getxo RT
Alma Torras	Flanker	1.63 m / 64 kg	19 March 1996	0	XV Hortaleza
Ángela del Pan	Number 8	1.73 m / 68 kg	19 April 1985	38	retired
Cristina Blanco	Number 8	1.70 m / 74 kg	30 September 1995	0	O. Pozuelo
Elena Redondo	Number 8	1.75 m / 83 kg	28 June 1988	23	Gent RFC

Backs
Player	Position	Height/Weight	Age	Caps	Club
Idoia Olabarrieta	Scrum-half	1.60 m / 51 kg	3 July 1995	7	Getxo RT
Anna Ramón	Scrum-half	1.63 m / 61 kg	5 January 1996	5	INEF Barcelona
Carla Rodríguez	Scrum-half	1.68 m / 60 kg	23 March 1998	1	INEF-L'Hospitalet
Inés Bueso-Inchausti	Fly-half	1.68 m / 55 kg	9 November 1999	0	CR Cisneros
Carlota Meliz	Fly-half	1.59 m / 57 kg	19 April 1993	7	XV Sanse Scrum
Vanessa Rial	Fly-half	1.72 m / 68 kg	1 March 1982	30	CRAT A Coruña
María Casado	Centre	1.67 m / 63 kg	25 December 1985	13	INEF Barcelona
Elisa Castro	Centre	1.61 m / 65 kg	15 March 1997	1	CR El Salvador
Elisabet Martínez	Centre	1.67 m / 72 kg	13 June 1988	11	GEiEG
Irene Schiavon	Centre	1.71 m / 69 kg	1 March 1987	18	O. Pozuelo
Enara Cacho	Wing	1.72 m / 58 kg	11 June 1992	1	Hernani CRE
Marta Carmona	Wing	1.68 m / 67 kg	16 July 1993	1	CRAT
Beatriz Domínguez	Wing	1.65 m / 62 kg	9 October 1995	0	XV Sanse Scrum
Bárbara García	Wing	1.64 m / 60 kg	29 May 1992	1	O. Pozuelo
Raquel García	Wing	1.65 m / 62 kg	21 July 1996	1	INEF-L'Hospitalet
Ainhoa Portos	Wing	1.80 m / 70 kg	27 December 1997	0	CRAT
Bárbara Plà	Fullback	1.61 m / 62 kg	17 July 1983	53	Getxo RT
Uribarri Barrutieta	Fullback	1.71 m / 68 kg	13 March 1997	5	Durango RT

Previous squads[]

World Cup 2014
World Cup 2017

Results[]

Full internationals[]

See Women's international rugby for information about the status of international games and match numbering

[32]
	1989-05-02	Spain	0-28	France	?	[1/16/1]

[50]
	1991-04-06 (WC)	England	12-0	Spain	Swansea	[8/2/1]

[58]
	1991-04-10 (WC)	Italy	7-13	Spain	Glamorgan Wanderers	[9/3/1]

[61]
	1991-04-11 (WC)	Japan	0-30	Spain	Cardiff	[3/4/1]

[66]
	1991-04-12 (WC)	Netherlands	0-30	Spain	Cardiff	[26/5/1]

[67]
	1991-04-11 (WC)	Canada	19-4	Spain	Cardiff	[8/6/1]

[64]
	1992-06-13	France	14-10	Spain	Agen	[22/7/2]

[118]
	1995-04-12 (FIRA)	Italy	0-5	Spain	Trévise	[11/8/2]

[120]
	1995-04-16 (FIRA)	France	6-22	Spain	Trévise	[32/9/3]

[132]
	1996-04-09 (FIRA)	Spain	29-0	Netherlands	Madrid	[10/28/2]

[134]
	1996-04-10 (FIRA)	Spain	53-0	Germany	Madrid	[11/9/1]

[138]
	1996-04-14 (FIRA)	Spain	10-15	France	Madrid	[12/35/4]

[148]
	1997-01-05	England	17-15	Spain	Leeds	[29/13/2]

[158]
	1997-04-02 (FIRA)	Spain	27-0	Ireland	Nice, France	[14/15/1]

[161]
	1997-04-04 (FIRA)	Scotland	11-10	Spain	Nice, France	[22/15/1]

[166]
	1997-04-06 (FIRA)	France	8-25	Spain	Nice, France	[42/16/5]

[179]
	1997	Spain	17-12	Russia	?	[17/8/1]

[192]
	1998-05-02 (WC)	Spain	28-18	Wales	Amsterdam	[18/32/1]

[200]
	1998-05-05 (WC)	Spain	16-38	United States	Amsterdam	[19/26/1]

[209]
	1998-05-09 (WC)	New Zealand	46-3	Spain	Amsterdam	[18/20/1]

[216]
	1998-05-12 (WC)	Australia	17-15	Spain	Amsterdam	[9/21/1]

[227]
	1998-05-16 (WC)	France	9-22	Spain	Amsterdam	[49/22/6]

[231]
	1998-12-05	Spain	3-5	Scotland	Madrid	[23/34/2]

[246]
	1999-04-19 (FIRA)	Spain	14-8	Wales	Belluno, Italy	[24/41/2]

[251]
	1999-04-21 (FIRA)	Spain	11-9	Scotland	Belluno, Italy	[25/40/3]

[255]
	1999-04-24 (FIRA)	France	13-5	Spain	Belluno, Italy	[56/26/7]

[260]
	2000-01-09	Spain	10-42	England	Barcelona	[27/55/3]

[262]
	2000-02-06 (5N)	England	31-7	Spain	Banbury	[56/28/4]

[264]
	2000-02-18 (5N)	Spain	13-9	Scotland	Murcia	[29/42/4]

[268]
	2000-03-18 (5N)	France	38-5	Spain	Dax	[60/30/8]

[271]
	2000-04-01 (5N)	Spain	18-10	Wales	Majadahonda, Madrid	[31/48/3]

[275]
	2000-05-08 (FIRA)	Spain	58-16	Italy	Roquetas, Spain	[32/27/3]

[280]
	2000-05-10 (FIRA)	Spain	13-10	Scotland	Almería, Spain	[33/47/5]

[284]
	2000-05-13 (FIRA)	Spain	0-31	France	Almería, Spain	[34/63/9]

[300]
	2001-02-03	Spain	42-0	Ireland	Madrid	[35/34/2]

[302]
	2001-02-18 (5N)	England	28–12	Spain	Worcester	[67/36/5]

[304]
	2001-03-03 (5N)	Spain	6–0	France	Madrid	[37/65/10]

[307]
	2001-03-18 (5N)	Scotland	19-8	Spain	Melrose	[52/38/6]

[309]
	2001-04-08 (5N)	Wales	0–5	Spain	Wrexham	[55/39/4]

[311]
	2001-05-06 (FIRA)	Spain	34-3	Italy	, France	[40/31/4]

[322]
	2001-05-10 (FIRA)	England	8-15	Spain	Lille, France	[72/41/6]

[329]
	2001-05-12 (FIRA)	Spain	3-15	Scotland	Lille, France	[42/55/7]

[343]
	2002-02-02 (6N)	France	24–0	Spain	Bègles	[71/43/11]

[347]
	2002-02-16 (6N)	Spain	14–17	Scotland	Barcelona	[44/59/8]

[350]
	2002-03-02 (6N)	Spain	20–0	Wales	Madrid	[45/62/5]

[358]
	2002-03-25 (6N)	Ireland	6–8	Spain	Limerick	[43/46/3]

[360]
	2002-04-07 (6N)	Spain	14–53	England	Madrid	[47/82/7]

[367]
	2002-05-13 (WC)	Spain	62-0	Japan	Barcelona	[48/12/1]

[375]
	2002-05-18 (WC)	Spain	5-13	England	Barcelona	[49/83/8]

[383]
	2002-05-21 (WC)	Spain	16-23	Scotland	Barcelona	[50/65/9]

[390]
	2002-05-25 (WC)	Spain	5-23	United States	Barcelona	[51/44/2]

[397]
	2003-02-15 (6N)	Wales	44–0	Spain	Cardiff Arms Park	[73/52/6]

[401]
	2003-02-21 (6N)	Spain	0–16	Ireland	Madrid	[53/50/4]

[403]
	2003-03-09 (6N)	England	69–0	Spain	Harlequins RFC	[88/54/9]

[406]
	2003-03-22 (6N)	Spain	7–27	France	Girona	[55/83/12]

[410]
	2003-03-29 (6N)	Scotland	48–7	Spain	Meadowbank	[72/56/10]

[412]
	2003-05-01 (FIRA)	Italy	5-29	Spain	Malmö, Sweden	[40/57/5]

[414]
	2003-05-03 (FIRA)	France	10-16	Spain	Malmö, Sweden	[86/58/13]

[429]
	2004-02-15 (6N)	Spain	3-71	England	Pinares de Venecia, Zaragoza	[59/94/10]

[433]
	2004-02-21 (6N)	France	24-0	Spain	Perpignan	[88/60/14]

[435]
	2004-03-06 (6N)	Spain	6-5	Scotland	Lalin, Pontevedra	[61/76/11]

[438]
	2004-03-20 (6N)	Ireland	7-8	Spain	Thomond Park, Limerick	[57/62/5]

[441]
	2004-03-27 (6N)	Wales	7-12	Spain	Arms Park, Cardiff	[82/63/7]

[443]
	2004-05-01 (FIRA)	France	24-5	Spain	Castres, France	[92/64/15]

[452]
	2004-05-05 (FIRA)	Spain	31-5	Sweden	Toulouse, France	[65/35/1]

[456]
	2004-05-08 (FIRA)	Ireland	20-12	Spain	Toulouse, France	[61/66/6]

[477]
	2005-02-05 (6N)	Spain	19-17	Ireland	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid	[67/63/7]

[478]
	2005-02-12 (6N)	Spain	10-10	Wales	, Ourense	[68/89/8]

[482]
	2005-02-26 (6N)	Scotland	19-3	Spain	Anniesland, Glasgow	[85/69/12]

[485]
	2005-03-12 (6N)	England	76-0	Spain	Imber Court, London	[109/70/10]

[489]
	2005-03-19 (6N)	Spain	0-39	France	San Boï de Llobregat, Barcelona	[71/99/16]

[521]
	2006-02-04 (6N)	Ireland	25-10	Spain	Donnybrook, Dublin	[69/72/8]

[525]
	2006-02-11 (6N)	Spain	3-86	England	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid	[73/116/12]

[529]
	2006-02-25 (6N)	France	38-0	Spain	Saint Jean De Luz, Biarritz	[104/74/17]

[530]
	2006-03-10 (6N)	Wales	10-0	Spain	Sardis Rd, Pontypridd	[98/75/9]

[535]
	2006-03-18 (6N)	Spain	12-16	Scotland	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid	[76/95/13]

[560]
	2006-08-31 (WC)	Spain	0-24	Scotland	, St. Albert	[77/96/14]

[567]
	2006-09-04 (WC)	Canada	79-0	Spain	, St. Albert	[57/78/1]

[572]
	2006-09-08 (WC)	Spain	14-12	Samoa	, St. Albert	[79/11/1]

[582]
	2006-09-12 (WC)	Spain	17-12	Kazakhstan	Ellerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton	[80/1/36]

[584]
	2006-09-16 (WC)	Samoa	5-10	Spain	Ellerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton	[13/81/2]

[627]
	2007-04-28 (FIRA)	Spain	15-6	Italy	, Spain	[82/58/6]

[631]
	2007-04-30 (FIRA)	Spain	54-3	Russia	, Spain	[83/23/2]

[635]
	2007-05-02 (FIRA)	Spain	22-22	England	, Spain	[84/132/13]

[640]
	2007-05-05 (FIRA)	Spain	37-0	Netherlands	, Spain	[85/80/3]

[684]
	2008-05-17 (FIRA)	Ireland	41-7	Spain	Amsterdam	[90/86/9]

[689]
	2008-05-20 (FIRA)	Sweden	0-20	Spain	Drachten, Netherlands	[48/87/2]

[701]
	2008-05-24 (FIRA)	Scotland	27-25	Spain	Amsterdam	[114/88/15]

[741]
	2009-05-17 (FIRA)	Germany	0-74	Spain	Stockholm, Sweden	[56/89/2]

[747]
	2009-05-20 (FIRA)	Sweden	11-6	Spain	Enköping	[53/90/3]

[751]
	2009-05-23 (FIRA)	Italy	7-12	Spain	Stockholm, Sweden	[77/91/6]

[807]
	2010-05-08 (FIRA)	Netherlands	12-26	Spain	Longwy	[96/92/4]

[813]
	2010-05-12 (FIRA)	Belgium	0-66	Spain	Metz	[25/93/1]

[824]
	2010-05-15 (FIRA)	Italy	13-31	Spain	Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg	[85/94/8]

[866]
	2011-01-03	Spain	28-13	Scotland	Madrid	[95/136/16]

[885]
	2011-04-30 (FIRA)	Spain	119-0	Finland	University of A Coruña	[96/9/1]

[886]
	2011-05-04 (FIRA)	Spain	18-3	Sweden	University of A Coruña	[97/72/4]

[941]
	2012-05-13 (FIRA)	England	61-0	Spain	Rovereto, Italy	[187/98/14]

[944]
	2012-05-16 (FIRA)	France	60-3	Spain	Rovereto, Italy	[164/99/18]

[946]
	2012-05-19 (FIRA)	Italy	54-3	Spain	Rovereto, Italy	[101/100/9]

[965]
	2012-12-03	Italy	29-12	Spain	Roma	[102/101/10]

[986]
	2013-04-20 (WCQ)	Spain	55-0	Sweden	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[102/75/5]

[987]
	2013-04-23 (WCQ)	Spain	78-0	Netherlands	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[103/109/5]

[994]
	2013-04-23 (WCQ)	Spain	38-7	Italy	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[104/110/11]

[1053]
	2014-07-01	Spain	3-37	France	Valladolid, Castile and León	[105/185/17]

[1058]
	2014-08-01 (WC)	Canada	31-5	Spain	FFR Headquarters, Marcoussis	[104/106/3]

[1065]
	2014-08-05 (WC)	England	45-5	Spain	FFR Headquarters, Marcoussis	[216/107/15]

[1070]
	2014-08-09 (WC)	Spain	41-5	Samoa	FFR Headquarters, Marcoussis	[108/21/3]

[1077]
	2014-08-13 (WC)	Spain	18-5	Kazakhstan	Marcoussis	[109/62/2]

[1082]
	2014-08-17 (WC)	South Africa	0-36	Spain	Marcoussis	[40/110/1]

[1121]
	2015-11-22	Spain	10-34	Scotland	Valladolid, Castile and León	[111/167/17]

[1122]
	2015-12-19	Spain	57-0	Hong Kong	Majadahonda	[112/30/1]

[1151]
	2016-10-06 (RE)	Spain	76-0	Belgium	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[113/33/2]

[1153]
	2016-10-09 (RE)	Spain	97-0	Czech Republic	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[114/8/1]

[1158]
	2016-10-15 (RE)	Spain	35-7	Netherlands	Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain	[115/116/6]

[1164]
	2016-11-18 (WCQ)	Scotland	5–10	Spain	Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow	[173/116/18]

[1170]
	2016-11-26 (WCQ)	Spain	15–10	Scotland	Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid	[117/174/19]

[1193]
	2017-06-03	Spain	41–18	Hong Kong	Estadio Municipal, Medina del Campo	[118/34/2]

[1202]
	2017-07-08	Wales	26–21	Spain	Cardiff	[179/119/10]

[1205]
	2017-08-17 (WC)	England	56-5	Spain	UCD Bowl, Dublin	[247/120/16]

[1213]
	2017-08-13 (WC)	United States	43-0	Spain	UCD Bowl, Dublin	[112/121/3]

[1219]
	2017-08-17 (WC)	Italy	8-22	Spain	UCD Bowl, Dublin	[134/122/12]

[1225]
	2017-08-22 (WC)	Spain	31-7	Hong Kong	Queen's University Belfast	[123/40/3]

[1229]
	2017-08-26 (WC)	Italy	20-15 (a.e.t)	Spain	Queen's University Belfast	[136/124/13]

[1251]
	2018-02-27 (RE)	Spain	44-0	Germany	Waterloo	[125/65/3]

[1253]
	2018-03-03 (RE)	Spain	40-7	Netherlands	Waterloo	[126/118/7]

[1275]
	2018-11-11	Spain	60–5	Hong Kong	El Pantano, Villajoyosa	[127/-/4]

[?]
	2018-11-17	Spain	17–5	South Africa	El Pantano, Villajoyosa	[128/-/2]

[1292]
	2019-01-20	Spain	29–24	Scotland	Madrid	[129/188/20]

[1299]
	2019-02-23 (RE)	Spain	41–0	Russia	Madrid, Spain	[130/-/3]

[1311]
	2019-03-30 (RE)	Spain	54–0	Netherlands	Madrid, Spain	[131/-/8]

Other matches[]

[-]
	2002-01-19	Spain	5-10	England A		[-/-/-]

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	2003-02-01	Spain	0-34	England A		[-/-/-]

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	2004-01-31	England A	35-5	Spain		[-/-/-]

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	2006-01-07	Basque Country	5-54	Spain	Plaiaundi, Irun	[-/-/-]

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	2008-02-09	Spain	5-22	England A	Madrid	[-/-/-]

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	2009-02-07	England A	29-0	Spain	London Welsh	[-/-/-]

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	2010-02-14	Spain	5-10	England A	Gijón	[-/-/-]

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	2010-05-10 (FIRA)	France A	5-22	Spain	Verdun	[-/-/-]

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	2011-03-19	England A	34-7	Spain	Guildford	[-/-/-]

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	2011-05-02 (FIRA)	Spain	12-11	France A	University of A Coruña	[-/-/-]

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	2011-05-07 (FIRA)	Spain	3-5	England A	University of A Coruña	[-/-/-]

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	2013-01-05	Wales XV	7-0[2]	Spain	National Centre of Excellence, Cardiff	[-/-/-]

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	2013-02-23	Spain	29-19	Nomads	Las Mestas, Gijón	[-/-/-]

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	2013-01-20	Ireland XV	39-7	Spain	Ashbourne	[-/-/-]

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	2014-07-05	Spain XV	20-36	Ireland XV	Valladolid, Castile and León	[-/-/-]

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	2015-12-15	Spain XV	59-12	Hong Kong XV	Hortaleza, Madrid	[-/-/-]

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	2016-09-10	Basque Country	0-116	Spain	Gamarra, Vitoria-Gasteiz	[-/-/-]

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	2017-01-14	Spain XV	0-39	Wales XV	El Pantano, Villajoyosa	[-/-/-]

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	2017-03-11	Spain XV	cancelled	England A		[-/-/-]

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	2017-03-25	División de Honor All-Star	7–53	Spain XV	Valle del Arcipreste, Majadahonda	[-/-/-]

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	2017-05-30	Spain XV	19–8	Hong Kong XV	Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid	[-/-/-]

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	2017-07-22	England A	7–15	Spain XV	Brunel University London	[-/-/-]

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	2017-11-05	Spain XV	5–24	Scotland XV	, Majadahonda	[-/-/-]

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	2017-11-11	Spain XV	0–97	France XV	Estadio Pedro Escartín, Guadalajara	[-/-/-]

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	2018-01-21	Scotland XV	cancelled	Spain XV	Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow	[-/-/-]

Others teams[]

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	1990-10-21	Catalonia	4-0	Wales	Barcelona	[-/-/-]

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	1995-05-06	Germany	3-75	Catalonia	Rottweil	[-/-/-]

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	1996-??-??	France A	0-32	Basque Country	??	[-/-/-]

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	1998-??-??	Com. of Madrid	15-0	Basque Country	??	[-/-/-]

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	1998-??-??	Andalusia	5-12	Basque Country	Seville	[-/-/-]

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	2000-03-31	Catalonia	21-50	Italy	Aubagne, France	[-/-/-]

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	2000-??-??	Basque Country	86-0	Aragon	??	[-/-/-]

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	2001-??-??	Basque Country	5-5	Navarre	??	[-/-/-]

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	2006-??-??	Basque Country	46-5	Navarre	??	[-/-/-]

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	2009-04-21	Netherlands	24-10	Catalonia		[-/-/-]

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	2010-03-14	Catalonia	12-17	Basque Country	Lleida	[-/-/-]

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	2010-12-05	Basque Country	15-22	Catalonia	Durango, Biscay	[-/-/-]

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	2012-02-05	Portugal	16-7		Estádio Universitário de Lisboa	[-/-/-]

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	2016-02-06	Basque Country	5-42	France U20	Hernani	[-/-/-]

Most capped Spanish players[]

#	Player	Position	Career	Caps
1.	Aroa González	hooker	1997–2017	74
2.	Inés Etxegibel	fly-half	1994–2007	64
	Rocío García	prop	2003–2017	64
4.	Isabel Rodríguez	scrum-half	2003–2011	56
5.	Bárbara Plà	centre	2004–2017	53
6.	Pilar López	lock	1996–2003	49
	Nerea Otxoa de Aspuru	prop	2003–2013	49
8.	Mercedes Batidor	flanker	1995–2002	47
9.	María Isabel Pérez	wing	1991–2002	46
10.	Karitte Alegria	number 8	1994–2005	43
	Coral Vila	fullback	1996–2003	43
	Helena Roca	centre / fly-half	2001–2014	43

See also[]

• Spain women's national rugby sevens team
• Spain men's national rugby union team

References[]

External links[]

• (in Spanish) Federación Española de Rugby – Official Site
• (in Spanish) Federación Asturiana de Rugby – Official Site