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October 2007

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Latest Results (Last two weeks)

31.10.2007

Slovakia 33, Azerbaijan 18 in Nicosia (ENC 3D)-result TBC

Cyprus v Monaco in Nicosia (ENC 3D)

28.10.2007

Cyprus 29, Azerbaijan 0 in Paphos (ENC 3D)

27.10.2007

Croatia 15, Poland 14 in Gydnia (ENC 2B)

Denmark 17, Serbia 17 in Odense (ENC 3A)

Hungary 5, Norway 3 in Szekesfeherva (ENC 3B)

Lithuania 64, Bulgaria 3 in Vilnius (ENC 3B)

Luxembourg 30, Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 in Luxembourg-Ville (ENC 3C)

Slovenia 32, Finland 3 in Ljubliana (ENC 3C)

20.10.2007

South Africa 15, England 6 (World Cup Final)

19.10.2007

Argentina 34, France 10 in Paris (World Cup, Playoff 3^rd-4^th)

14.10.2007

South Africa 37, Argentina 13 in Paris (World Cup Semi-Final)

13.10.2007

England 14, France 9 in Paris (World Cup, Semi-final)

Coming Up

03.11.2007

Spain v Czech Republic (ENC 1)

Sweden v Denmark in Helsingborg (ENC 3A)

Monaco v Azerbaijan in Paphos (ENC 3D)

Cyprus v Slovakia in Paphos (ENC 3D)

Sri Lanka v China at CR and FC Grounds, Colombo (Rugby Asiad Cup)

Kazakhstan v Thailand at Royal Sports Complex, Colombo (Rugby Asiad Cup)

04.11.2007

Romania v Russia in Bucharest (ENC 1)

Colombia v Venezuela in Lima (Consur B)

Peru v Brazil in Lima (Consur B)

Iran v Qatarin Colombo (Rugby Asiad Cup)

India v Pakistan in Colombo (Rugby Asiad Cup)

NEWS ARCHIVES

Technical difficulties have returned and so the last few months of archives can be found here.

July 2007

August 2007

September 2007

2007 RUGBY WORLD CUP-ALL THE DATA

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO THE FIXTURE LIST

2007 Asiad Tournament Draw (31.10)-See article in news

http://www.nation.lk/2007/10/28/sports2.htm and thanks to ‘Paratus’ http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2456&start=15

Nov 3rd

Sri Lanka v China

Kazakhstan v Thailand

Nov 4th

Iran v Qatar

India v Pakistan

Nov 5th

Chinese Taipei v Thailand

Malaysia v China

Nov 6th

Iran v Pakistan

Qatar v India

Nov 7th

Kazakhstan v Chinese Taipei

Sri Lanka v Malaysia

Nov 8th

Iran v India

Qatar v Pakistan

Nov 10th

A1 winners v A2 winners - Cup final

A1 second v A2 second - Bowl final

A1 third v A2 third - Plate final

Correction (31.10)

Thanks to an eagle-eyed John Lea, I have incorrectly posted the result of Chile v Uruguay 25.08.2007. It should read that Chile won 35-34 not the other way around.

Consur ‘B’ (Ex South America ‘B’) Championship to be held in Lima, Peru. (30.10)

04.11.2007

Colombia v Venezuela

Peru v Brazil

07.11.2007

Brazil v Venezuela

Colombia v Peru

10.11.2007

Brazil v Colombia

Peru v Venezuela

More Changes to ENC Competition for Round 2 (28.10)

ENC 1

04.11.2007

Romania v Russia in Bucharest (From 03.11.2007)

01.12.2007

Portugal v Romania in Lisbon (From 17.11.2007)

An international rugby tournament is being held in Cyprus 28.10 to 03.11. The tournament is part of ENC 3D.(26.10)

28.10.2007

Cyprus v Azerbaijan in Paphos

31.10.2007

Slovakia v Azerbaijan in Nicosia

Cyprus v Monaco in Nicosia

03.11.2007

Monaco v Azerbaijan in Paphos

Cyprus v Slovakia in Paphos

The ENC 3B fixtures below have been brought forward (25.10)

27.10.2007

Hungary v Norway in Szekesfeherva (ENC 3B)

Lithuania v Bulgaria in Vilnius (ENC 3B)

17.11.2007

Bulgaria v Hungary in Etropole (ENC 3B)

This match came to light via ‘Seahorse’ http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1889&start=150

22.09.2007

Zimbabwe 48, Zambia 13 in Harare (Friendly)

For the match below the score originally was given as 25-12 but correction noted http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2536

Armenia 28, Switzerland 15 in Nyon (ENC 3A)-

LATEST NEWS

COUNTRY LIST UPDATES (28.10)

The following country lists have been updated. Included are a number of match data sheets. Go to alphabetical order at the top of the page.

Australia XV Australia Cambodia England France Indonesia Ireland Laos Mayotte Rwanda Scotland South Africa

THIS WEEKEND 27-28 OCTOBER

One would have thought that the end of the 2007 Rugby World Cup would have heralded a time of quiet and contemplation. Not so in Europe. Here the European Nations Cup swings into full steam ahead, in the lower divisions, that is. 12 teams are on the field on Saturday whilst Sunday sees an interesting tournament being held in Cyprus. This tournament is ENC 3D. It is great to see teams new to the international scene gathering in one locality for a weekend of heave, shove, dart and dash. Then of course there are the actual games of rugby!

28.10.2007

Cyprus 29, Azerbaijan 0 in Paphos (ENC 3D)

Cyprus won by 29 points. I predicted Cyprus by 12.

Reviews

Preview

Cyprus is host to a new style of ENC competition. The bottom ranked European rugby nations will play a week of round-robin competition. Cyprus will be playing its first match in the competition. They defeated Greece 39-3 last season in a friendly and with the home ground advantage, should do well.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Cyprus 38^th, Azerbaijan 40th

No previous encounters.

Team Lists

Cyprus

George Agathocteous (Paphos Tigers)

Andrew Binikos (Currie RFC, Scotland)

Chris Christofi (Limassol Crusaders)

Costas Christou (Limassol Crusaders)

Anthony Crassas (Paphos Tigers)*

Warren Deane (Paphos Tigers)

Devron Deverish (Ayia Nic Stags)

Dinu Floredan (Paphos Tigers)

Christo Frixou (Worcester Lions RFC, England)*

Panayiotis Ioulianou (Lincoln University RFC, England)*

Panayiotis Jacovides (Paul Lezanne Aix Marseille, France)*

Christo Kasabi (Saracens RFC, England)*

Adam Kyriacou (Ormskirk RFC, England)*

Philippos Kyriacou (Richmond RFC, England)*

Panayiotis Loizidis (Iraklis Salonica, Greece)

Daniel McFarlane (Limassol Crusaders)*

Demetri Maratheftis (Paphos Tigers)

Michaelis Maratheftis (Burton RFC, England)

Constantine Markou (Solihuill RFC, England)*

Vladlimiri Mihaylon (Paphos Tigers)

Colm O’Clerigh (Bective Rangers RFC, Ireland)*

Jonathan Pettemerides (London Scottish, England)

Fredrick Pissis (SCA Sporting club Albigois, France)*

Tony Thoma (Paphos Tigers)

Chris Thoma (Paphos Tigers)

Dan Thrasivolou (Leesbrook RFC, England)*

Coach: Nial Doherty

* Denotes Possible New Caps

http://www.cyprus-rugby.com/news.htm

Other teams to play during the week and next weekend in Cyprus are Slovakia and Monaco.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Slovakia 41^st, Monaco 42nd

Team Lists

27.10.2007

Croatia 15, Poland 14 in Gydnia (ENC 2B)

Croatia won by 1 point. I predicted Poland by 20.

Reviews

Croatia created an upset win in this pool by defeating the leading tem Poland by 5 penalties to 1 try.

Preview

Poland is the only undefeated team in this pool. Their narrow one point win over Croatia in the first round was away so I would expect them to win at home. Croatia appear to have a new coach. They and Latvia look to be Poland’s only threat in its drive to make promotion to Division 2A for 2008-10.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Poland 17^th, Croatia 21st CHANGE

Previous Encounters

28.10.2006 Poland 12-11 in Makarska (ENC 2B)

18.11.2000 Poland 8-3 in Zapresic (FIRA Div.B)

Team Lists

Poland Squad

Dawid Banaszek (Arka Gdynia)

Aleksander Bartoszewicz (Folc AZS Warszawa)

Kamil Bobryk (Budowlani Łódź)

Maciej Brażuk (Lechia Gdańsk)

Jurij Buhalo (Posnania Poznań)

Paweł Dąbrowski (Arka Gdynia)

Wojciech Dądolewski (Skra Warszawa)

Grzegorz Falk (Juvenia Kraków)

Krzysztof Hotowski (Budowlani Łódź)

Sławomir Jeliński (Arka Gdynia)

Michał Królikowski (Budowlani Łódź)

Michał Krużycki (Ogniwo Sopot)

Kacper Ławski (Budowlani Łódź)

Wojciech Łukasiewicz (Skra Warszawa)

Marcin Malochwy (Ogniwo Sopot)

Mariusz Michalak (Lechia Gdańsk)

Marek Mirosz (Budowlani Łódź)

Maciej Miśkiewicz (Folc AZS Warszawa)

Paweł Nowak (Arka Gdynia)

Łukasz Nowosz (Folc AZS Warszawa)

Konrad Pisarek (Skra Warszawa)

Rafał Sajur (Terenure College RFC, Ireland)

Łukasz Szostek (Arka Gdynia)

Stanisław Więciorek (Lechia Gdańsk)

Marcin Wilczuk (Old Belvedere RFC, Ireland)

Jacek Wojaczek (Arka Gdynia)

Standby:

Robert Andrzejczuk (Arka Gdynia)

Kamil Dudkowski (Posnania Poznań)

Tomasz Grodecki (Budowlani Łódź)

Tomasz Gruszczyński (Posnania Poznań)

Przemysław Kotecki (Skra Warszawa).

Mariusz Liedel (Folc AZS Warszawa)

Tomasz Stępień (Budowlani Łódź)

Rafał Witoszyński (Lechia Gdańsk)

http://www.pzrugby.pl/seniorzy.reprezentacja.html and thanks to ‘Quentin’ http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2541

Croatia Squad

Carl Banks (NZ)

Slobodan Bursać (RK Zagreb)

Tonči Buzov (RK Nada)

Goran Čulić (RK Nada)

Tomislav Gomuzak (RK Zagreb)

Ivica Letica (RK Makarska Rivijera)

Jakša Lovreta (RK Makarska Rivijera)

Michael Nola (NZ)

Hrvoje Perović (RK Zagreb)

Boško Sablić (RK Nada)

Saša Slijepčević (RK Nada)

Vinko Udovičić (RK Zagreb)

Filip Ujaković (RK Zagreb)

Goran Žilić (RK Zagreb)

Denis Puljiz (RK Nada)

Vlado Ursić (RK Nada)

Većeslav Holjevac (RK Zagreb)

Miroslav Mandić (RK Zagreb)

Darko Muslim (RK Nada)

Nik Jurišić (RK Mladost)

Miroslav Pregun (RK Makarska Rivijera)

Mario Dragičević (RK Nada)

Ante Olujić (RK Nada)

Coach: ? Marijan Daskalović

http://www.zagreb-rugby.hr/ostali_izvjestaji/2007/repkaPoljskaHrvatska20102007.htm

Denmark 17, Serbia 17 in Odense (ENC 3A)

Match drawn. I predicted Denmark by 5 points.

Reviews

Preview

This Division looks like being in two distinct halves. Sweden dominated the first round whilst Armenia, who has defeated both table leaders Sweden and Switzerland, looks to be making a late run fro promotion to Division 3B.

Today’s teams, Denmark and Serbia, could well be fighting for survival to stay in this division for 2008-10. Serbia won the first round encounter at home but may well find the Danes a handful on their home turf.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Denmark 25^th, Serbia 27th CHANGE-Serbia to just one place below Denmark.

Previous Encounters

04.11.2006 Serbia 34-23 in Belgrade (ENC 3A)

15.05.1982 Yugoslavia 46-4 in Zenica (FIRA C)

Team Lists

Denmark Squad

Michael Bransholm, (Frederiksberg RK) (52 tests)

Søren Brobyskov (Dunstablians RFC, England) (24)

Jesper Ø. Christensen (Frederiksberg RK) (2)

Niels Godtfredsen (Aarhus RK) (2)

Andrew Grantham (Aarhus RK) (-)

Jonas Haaning (Frederiksberg RK) (21)

Jesper Jakobsen (Frederiksberg RK) (9)

Morten Jørgensen (Erritsø) (12)

René T. Kristensen (Aarhus RK) (17)

Peter Madsen (CSR/Nanok RK) (1)

Jerome Maury (Cpoenhagen Exiles RFC) (-)

Sylvester Michaelsen, Aalborg RK (-)

Rasmus S. Mortensen (Aarhus RK) (5)

Morten Rune T. Nielsen (Frederiksberg RK) (58)

Kasper Vad Pedersen (Aarhus RK) (14)

Mikael Lai Rasmussen (Aarhus RK) (52)

Johannes Soussan (CSR/Nanok RK) (6)

Edward Stafford (Eastbourne RFC, England) (-)

Kenneth Steel (CSR/Nanok RK) (2)

Kevin Steel (CSR/Nanok RK) (30)

Timothy Watkins (CSR/Nanok RK) (2)

Dominick Wilson (Barnes RFC, England) (10)

If Morten Rune T. Nielsen plays he will become Denmark's most capped player, an honour he currently shares with Jan Andersen.

http://www.rugby.dk and thanks to ‘Quentin’ http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2542

Serbia Squad

Aleksandar Aleksić (KBRK-Belgrade)

Vladimir Đukić (RK Pobednik)

Danilo Dumić (Beauvais, France)

Damir Dželić (RK Partizan)

Nikola Jerković (RK Partizan)

Marko Janković (RK Dorćol)

Sedrik Jovanović (Rouen, France)

Marko Kapor (RK Pobednik)

Dejan Karatrajkovski (KBRK-Belgrade)

Aleksandar Krstić (RK Partizan)

Jerko Labus (RK Pobednik)

Marin Manuel (Toulon, France)

Boris Martić (KBRK-Belgrade)

Đorđe Milenković (KBRK-Belgrade)

Slobodan Milenković (KBRK-Belgrade)

Miloš Milanko (RK Žarkovo/Dorćol)

Marko Milosavljević (RK Partizan)

Matejić Nenad (RK Partizan)

Milan Orlović (RK Pobednik)

Mladen Panović (RK Dorćol)

Ivan Pirković (Bristol RFC, England)

Stefan Pirković (RK Pobednik)

Marko Prijić (RK Partizan)

Francis Radojković (Buve Francuska)

Milan Rastovac (RK Pobednik)

Marko Ristić (RK Pobednik)

Ivan Rodić (KBRK-Belgrade)

Aleksandar Stefanović (RK Partizan)

Marko Vuković (RK Pobednik)

Mihajlo Vukobratović (RK Dinamo)

Miladin Živanov (RK Pobednik)

Thanks to ‘Luka’ http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2542

Hungary 5, Norway 3 in Szekesfeherva (ENC 3B)

Hungary won by 2 points. I predicted Hungary by 17.

Reviews

Preview

At this stage of the competition Hungary looks like the only team that will threaten Lithuania at the top of the table. The Hungarians won a hard fought match against the Norwegians away in the first round. I would expect the Hungarians to win comfortably at home.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Hungary 29^th, Norway 30^th

Previous Encounter

07.10.2006 Hungary 13-8 in Stavanger (ENC 3B)

Team Lists

Lithuania 64, Bulgaria v 3 in Vilnius (ENC 3B)

Lithuania won by 61 points. I predicted Lithuania by 55.

Reviews

Preview

Lithuania is the only undefeated team in this division. Bulgaria has been swept away by the Lithuanians in their last 3 encounters. I expect the same to happen tomorrow.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Lithuania 28^th, Bulgaria 32nd

Previous Encounters

18.11.2006 Lithuania 50-10 in Sofia (ENC 3B)

29.10.2005 Lithuania 65-12 in Vilnius (ENC 3B)

15.05.2004 Lithuania 66-0 in Siauliai (ENC 3B)

06.11.1993 Drawn 9-9 in Gabrova (FIRA C2)

Team Lists

Luxembourg 30, Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 in Luxembourg-Ville (ENC 3C)

Luxembourg won by 27 points. I predicted Luxembourg by 15.

Reviews

Preview

Luxembourg and Slovenia are the two teams with a good start over the rest of the filed in this division. Only Bosnia-Herzegovina, who play Luxembourg away today, looks to be out of contention for the title. They face an up hill struggle against Luxembourg whose only loss has been against competition leaders Slovenia.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Luxembourg 34^th, Bosnia-Herzegovina 37^th

Last Five Encounters

21.04.2007 Luxembourg 17-12 in Zenica (ENC 3C)

12.11.2005 Luxembourg 20-7 in Sarajevo (ENC 3C)

25.10.2003 Luxembourg 31-8 in Bosnia (FIRA-AER Div.3, Pool B)

27.10.2002 Luxembourg 21-5 in Cessange (FIRA-AER Div.3, Pool B)

27.10.2001 Bosnia 13-12 in Sarajevo (FIRA-AER Div.B, Pool B)

Team Lists

Slovenia 32, Finland 3 in Ljubliana (ENC 3C)

Slovenia won by 29 points. I predicted Slovenia by 15.

Reviews

Preview

Finland was promoted to this division last season. So far they have proven worthy opponents. Today they face the competition leaders Slovenia away, a daunting task. I expect the home team to win fairly comfortably.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Slovenia 33^rd, Finland 35th

Previous Encounter

26.05.2007 Slovenia 21-6 in Helsinki (ENC 3C)

Team Lists

SINGER RUGBY ASIAD (27.10)

This event will take place in Sri Lanka from 3 – 10 November. It was originally scheduled for November 2006 but was postponed due to security concerns within Sri Lanka at the time. The top three Asian nations of Japan, Hong Kong and Korea have indicated they will not attend, whilst Arabian Gulf and Singapore have also decided not to take part.

Those nations that will attend have been seeded into two divisions. The first division will include Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, China-Taipei, Malaysia and Thailand. The second division will include India, Pakistan, Qatar and Iran. For Qatar this will be its introduction to international rugby, whilst Iran recently played its first international rugby match, against Pakistan, winning 22-11 in Lahore.

The draw is yet to be announced.

http://lankasun.com:8000/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1654&Itemid=29

Squads

Sri Lanka

PROP FORWARDS

Jeewa Galgamuwa (Captain, Kandy SC), Kishore Jehan (Kandy SC), Shamil Mohamed (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club),

HOOKERS

Achala Perera (CH and FC), Senthil Kumar (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club)

LOCK FORWARDS

Senaka Bandara (Kandy SC), Sumedha Jayasinghe (Kandy SC), Henry Terrance (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club).

FLANKERS

Kasun de Silva (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club), Dilip Selvam (Kandy SC), Ashen Karthelis (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club).

NO 8

Sumedha Malewana (CH and FC)

SCRUM HALVES

Amjad Buksh (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club), Tuan Shamrock (CH and FC),

FLY HALVES

Saliya Kumara (Kandy SC), Ashan de Costa (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club).

CENTRES

Pradeep Liyanage (Kandy SC), Lasintha de Costa (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club), Avantha Hettiarachchi (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club),

WINGERS

Dinesh Kumara (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club), Lakala Perera (CH and FC),

FULL BACKS

Radhika Hettiarachchi (Ceylon Rugby & Football Club), Dinuk de S. Wijeyaratne (CH and FC)

http://www.dailynews.lk/2007/10/26/spo01.asp

Rugby in Japan Vo.4, No.42

MATCH DATA SHEET UPDATES (21.10)

The following international rugby fixtures now have a match data sheet available in the fixtures lists and will soon be on each country’s list.

16 June 2007 Samoa v Japan (New)

11 August 2007 Scotland v Ireland (New)

13 October 2007 England v France (New)

14 October 2007 South Africa v Argentina (New)

19 October 2007 Argentina v France (New)

20 October 2007 South Africa v England (New)

THIS WEEKEND 13-14 OCTOBER

World Cup Semi Final results above

COUNTRY LIST UPDATES (12.10)

The following country lists have been updated. Included are a number of match data sheets. Go to alphabetical order at the top of the page.

Argentina England France Guam India Madagascar Samoa South Africa Tanzania Tonga United States Wales

MATCH DATA SHEET UPDATES (12.10)

The following international rugby fixtures now have a match data sheet available in the fixtures lists and on each country’s list.

28 September 2007 England v Tonga (WC) (New)

30 September 2007 South Africa v United States (WC) (New)

THIS WEEKEND 6-7 OCTOBER

The Rugby World Cup 2007 has reached the quarter finals stage. The moment of truth has arrived for eight teams, one of whom will be the holder of the Web Ellis Trophy on 20^th October.

Results above.

Armenia 28, Switzerland 15 in Nyon (ENC 3A)

Armenia won by 13 points. I predicted Armenia by 5.

Reviews

Previews

Armenia sprung a major surprise in this competition at the beginning of September by defeating first round leader and previously undefeated Sweden. The Armenians were playing ‘at home’ in France. All the players play for French clubs.

GWC Rugby Rankings: Europe Table-Armenia 24^th, Switzerland 26th

Switzerland will be tough at home but remember these Armenians all live just over the border so it’s only just an away game. The Armenians continue to improve in this pool and their play against Sweden in early September proved this.

Teams not yet available

FIRA-AER CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION 3A
SEEDING; SWEDEN, SWITZERLAND, SERBIA, DENMARK, ARMENIA
30.09.2006	SWITZERLAND	29	ARMENIA	16	VIENNE		P	W	D	L	PF	PA		PT
07.10.2006	SWITZERLAND	30	SERBIA	9	NYON	SWEDEN	5	4	0	1	95	41	+54	13
21.10.2006	SWEDEN	24	ARMENIA	0	HELSINGBORG	SWITZERLAND	4	2	0	2	81	55	+26	8
28.10.2006	SWEDEN	23	DENMARK	13	ODENSE	ARMENIA	4	2	0	2	43	68	-25	8
04.11.2006	SERBIA	34	DENMARK	23	BELGRADE	DENMARK	4	1	0	3	63	90	-27	6
31.03.2007	DENMARK	24	SWITZERLAND	22	BALE	SERBIA	3	1	0	2	55	83	-28	5
07.04.2007	ARMENIA	11	DENMARK	3	ODENSE	The European Nations Cup is now played for bi-annually. Points for the first year of competition carries over to the next season. Winner promoted to Div.2B. Last placed team will be relegated to Division 3B in 2008. *Note-The Armenia v Serbia first round match was postponed.
14.04.2007	SWEDEN	30	SERBIA	12	BELGRADE
05.05.2007	SWEDEN	6	SWITZERLAND	0	ESKILSTUNA
01.09.2007	ARMENIA	16	SWEDEN	12	BOURGOIN JALLIEU
06.10.2007	SWITZERLAND		ARMENIA		NYON
27.10.2007	DENMARK		SERBIA		ODENSE
03.11.2007	SWEDEN		DENMARK		HELSINGBORG
24.11.2007	SERBIA		SWITZERLAND		BELGRADE
05.04.2008	DENMARK		SWITZERLAND		ODENSE
12.04.2008	ARMENIA		DENMARK		EREVAN
19.04.2008	SWITZERLAND		SWEDEN		NYON
26.04.2008	SWEDEN		SERBIA		STOCKHOLM
10.05.2008	ARMENIA		SERBIA		EREVAN
25.05.2008	SERBIA		ARMENIA		BELGRADE