2010 Rink Hockey European Championship

CERH Euro 2010
2010 Rink Hockey European Championship Rollhockey-Europameisterschaft 2010
Tournament details
Host country	Germany
Dates	5 September – 11 September
Teams	8
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Spain (15th title)
Runners-up	Portugal
Third place	France
Fourth place	Germany
Tournament statistics
Matches played	24
Goals scored	193 (8.04 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Ricardo Oliveira (14)

The 2010 Rink Hockey European Championship or 2010 CERH European Championship was the 49th edition of the Rink Hockey European Championship, held between 5 and 11 September, in Wuppertal, Germany.

Venue

All games were played at Wuppertal's Uni-Halle with a maximum capacity of 2,500 for rink hockey games.^[1]

Group stage

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+1).

Group A

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Spain	3	3	0	0	27	0	+27	9
Switzerland	3	2	0	1	13	9	+4	6
France	3	1	0	2	9	13	-4	3
Austria	3	0	0	3	1	28	-27	0

6 September 2010
17:30

0 – 8

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



			Kissling (4) Münger (2) Wirth von Allmen

6 September 2010
19:15

14 – 0

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Ma Ordeig (4) Gil (3) Bargalló (2) Torra (2) Gual Ma Roca Adroher

7 September 2010
15:45

5 – 1

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Kissling (3) Wirth von Allmen		Simcic

7 September 2010
17:30

5 – 0

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Gil (2) Bargalló Gual Adroher

8 September 2010
15:45

9 – 0

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Henry (3) K. Guilbert (3) Sébastien Lesca N. Guilbert

8 September 2010
17:30

8 – 0

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Torra (3) Bargalló (2) Gil Gual Adroher

Group B

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Portugal	3	3	0	0	23	3	+20	9
Italy	3	1	1	1	9	9	±0	4
Germany	3	1	1	1	10	11	-1	4
England	3	0	0	3	6	25	-19	0

5 September 2010
20:00

6 – 3

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal
Attendance: 2,100



	Behrendt (3) Bernadowitz (3)		Stewart Waddingham Hosking

6 September 2010
21:00

4 – 1

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Ventura (3) Barreiros		Travasino

7 September 2010
19:15

1 – 14

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Smith		Oliveira (6) Viana (2) Moreira (2) Barreiros Ventura Rafael Azevedo

7 September 2010
21:00

3 – 3

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Wochnik Bernadowitz Behrendt		Festa Travasino Motaran

8 September 2010
19:15

5 – 2

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	de Rinaldis (2) Travasino (2) Serpini		Taylor (2)

8 September 2010
21:00

1 – 5

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Hövelmann		Oliveira (2) Neves Viana Barreiros

Knockout stage

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+1).

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

9 September — 17:00 (Match 14)

Spain

11

10 September — 19:00 (Match 19)

1

Spain

4

9 September — 19:00 (Match 15)

0

France

3

11 September — 21:00 (Match 24)

2

Spain

8

9 September — 15:00 (Match 13)

2

0

10 September — 21:00 (Match 20)

Germany

2

1

Third place

9 September — 21:00 (Match 16)

Portugal

6

0

France

1 (2)

Portugal

23

1 (0)

11 September — 19:00 (Match 23)

Quarter-finals

9 September 2010
15:00

0 – 2

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



			Wochnik Paczia

9 September 2010
17:00

11 – 1

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Gil (3) Adroher (2) Ma Roca (2) Bargalló Ma Ordeig Torra Bancells		Hosking

9 September 2010
19:00

3 – 2 (aet)

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Weber (3)		Motaran Festa

9 September 2010
21:00

0 – 23

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



			Viana (6) Ventura (4) Rafael (3) Oliveira (3) Moreira (2) Azevedo (2) Barreiros (2) Neves

Semi-finals

10 September 2010
19:00

4 – 0

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Bargalló (2) Ma Ordeig Torra

10 September 2010
21:00

1 – 6

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Behrendt		Oliveira (3) Viana (2) Ventura

Third-place play-off

11 September 2010
19:00

1 – 1 (aet)

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Sébastien		Behrendt

France win 2-0 on penalties

Final

11 September 2010
21:00

8 – 2

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Gil (2) Ma Ordeig (2) Bargalló (2) Torra Adroher		Barreiros Azevedo

Placement matches

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+1).

	Eliminatory				5th place

	10 September — 15:00 (Match 17)
	England	3
	Italy	5

					11 September — 17:00 (Match 22)
					Italy	4
					Switzerland	2


					7th place
	10 September — 17:00 (Match 18)			11 September — 15:00 (Match 21)
	Switzerland	4		England	8
	Austria	1			Austria	3

5th to 8th place

10 September 2010
15:00

3 – 5

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Taylor (2) Waddingham		Festa (2) de Rinaldis Dagostino Travasino

10 September 2010
17:00

4 – 1

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	von Allmen Kissling Münger Wirth		Schwendinger

7th-place play-off

11 September 2010
15:00

8 – 3

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Barker (2) Waddingham (2) Stewart (2) Hosking Taylor		Witzemann (3)

5th-place play-off

11 September 2010
17:00

4 – 2

Uni-Halle, Wuppertal



	Motaran (2) Illuzzi de Rinaldis		Münger Wirth

Final ranking

Plc	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff
1	Spain	6	6	0	0	50	3	+47
2	Portugal	6	5	0	1	54	12	+42
3	France	6	2	1	3	13	20	-7
4	Germany	6	2	2	2	14	18	-4
5	Italy	6	3	1	2	20	17	+3
6	Switzerland	6	3	0	3	19	16	+3
7	England	6	1	0	5	18	44	−26
8	Austria	6	0	0	6	5	63	−58

2010 Rink Hockey European Championship
Spain Fifteenth Title

Goalscorers

Below is a list of all of the tournament's goalscorers:^[2]

14 goals

Ricardo Oliveira

11 goals

Luís Viana
Pedro Gil

10 goals

Jordi Bargalló

9 goals

Reinaldo Ventura

8 goals

Josep Ma Ordeig
Marc Torra
Pascal Kissling

6 goals

Jens Behrendt
Ricardo Barreiros
Jordi Adroher

5 goals

Juan Travasino
James Taylor

4 goals

Marco Bernadowitz
Sergio Festa
Davide Motaran
Francesco de Rinaldis
Tiago Rafael
Pedro Moreira
Andre Azevedo
Marc Waddingham
Andreas Münger
Dominik Wirth

3 goals

Guirec Henry
Kevin Guilbert
Anthony Weber
Marc Gual
Josep Ma Roca
Simon von Allmen
Simon Hosking
Owen Stewart
Michael Witzemann

2 goals

Mark Wochnik
Valter Neves
Brandan Barker
Sébastien

1 goal

Thomas Simcic
Michael Schwendinger
Karl Smith
Kai Hövelmann
Andreas Paczia
Luca Serpini
Antonio Dagostino
Domenico Illuzzi
Olivier Lesca
Nicolas Guilbert
Roma Bancells

References

↑ UNIHALLE Wuppertal (in German).
↑ Torschützenliste (in German). Retrieved 2010-09-07.

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