Sweden national rugby union team
European Nations Cup game between Poland and Sweden (2014)
The Sweden national rugby union team is a member of the FIRA – Association of European Rugby and plays in the 2012-2014 European Nations Cup First Division. Sweden has been trying to qualify for the Rugby World Cup since the 1991 Rugby World Cup, but has yet to make it to the final competition. A majority of the players are native Swedes based in Swedish clubs but there are a growing numbers of players from the UK and Ireland that have qualified for Sweden through ancestral eligibility, and from other countries who have become eligible to play for Sweden through residency.
World Cup record
- 1987 Did not qualify
- 1991 - 2015 Did not qualify
Current Squad
This was the Sweden squad for the match with Poland, on 1 June 2013:[1]
Schedule and Recent Results
The following is a list of matches from the past three years, as well as any future matches that have been officially scheduled.
Date |
Opponent |
Venue |
Competition |
Result |
18 April 2009 |
Netherlands |
Amsterdam, Netherlands |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
24 – 36 L |
2 May 2009 |
Croatia |
Split, Croatia |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
13 – 23 L |
31 October 2009 |
Netherlands |
Trelleborg, Sweden |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
16 – 19 L |
7 November 2009 |
Malta |
Paola, Malta |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
23 – 25 L |
17 April 2010 |
Latvia |
Riga, Latvia |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
27 – 31 L |
1 May 2010 |
Croatia |
Enkoping, Sweden |
2008–2010 European Nations Cup Second Division |
17 – 14 W |
23 October 2010 |
Croatia |
Split, Croatia |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
32 – 13 W |
6 November 2010 |
Lithuania |
Trelleborg, Sweden |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
26 – 22 W |
9 April 2011 |
Denmark |
Södertälje, Sweden |
2011 Viking Tri-Nations |
55 – 15 W |
7 May 2011 |
Malta |
Stockholm, Sweden |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
24 – 13 W |
14 May 2011 |
Latvia |
Riga, Latvia |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
54 – 29 W |
3 September 2011 |
Norway |
Bergen, Norway |
2011 Viking Tri-Nations |
18 – 7 W |
22 October 2011 |
Lithuania |
Kaunas, Lithuania |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
30 – 30 D |
29 October 2011 |
Croatia |
Enköping, Sweden |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
24 – 18 W |
21 April 2012 |
Malta |
Valletta, Malta |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
14 – 22 L |
5 May 2012 |
Latvia |
Enköping, Sweden |
2010–12 European Nations Cup Second Division |
31 – 5 W |
20 October 2012 |
Ukraine |
Stockholm, Sweden |
2012-14 European Nations Cup First Division |
10 – 22 L |
27 October 2012 |
Moldova |
Stockholm, Sweden |
2012-14 European Nations Cup First Division |
54 – 6 W |
10 November 2012 |
Czech Republic |
Prague, Czech Republic |
2012-14 European Nations Cup First Division |
22 – 18 W |
Records of International Matches
Sweden's test match record against all nations:[2]
Honours
References
External links
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