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| BELGIUM 18 | V | SPAIN 6 | |||||
| COMPETITION: Final, Four Nations Tournament Updated 13.09.2006 | |||||||
| VENUE: Stadium Naimette-Xhovemont, Liege | DATE: 26 August 2006 | SPECTATORS: 3,500 | |||||
| REFEREE: Bruno Gaudefrin (France) | HALFTIME: 12-6 | ||||||
| SCORERS: | SCORERS: | ||||||
| TRIES: | TRIES: | ||||||
| CONVERSIONS: | CONVERSIONS: | ||||||
| PENALTY GOALS: Fiero (4) |
PENALTY GOALS: Roqué (2) | ||||||
| DROPPED GOALS: Fiero, Andre | DROPPED GOALS: | ||||||
| 15 | Carlos Fierro | Lille, France | 15 | Rafael Álvarez | |||
| 14 | David Nemsadze (21) | Boitsfort | 14 | Tomás Salvador (24) | |||
| 13 | Thibaut Andre | Soignies | 13 | David Mota | Liceo Francés CR | ||
| 12 | Dirk Haghedooren | Sarlat, France | 12 | Javier Canosa | CR Complutense Madrid | ||
| 11 | Simon Marote | Villefranche, France | 11 | Juan Cano | C.R. Cisneros | ||
| 10 | Peter Duchau (22) | Boitsfort | 10 | Esteban Roqué (23) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 9 | Olivier Mahieu (20) | Boitsfort | 9 | Matthieu Lo (21) | Avenircas Tenéen, France | ||
| 8 | Pierre Plasman | Boitsfort | 8 | Álvaro Lazaro (19) | Montpellier, France | ||
| 7 | Bertrand Billi (19) | Soignies | 7 | Juan González | CR Complutense Madrid | ||
| 6 | Mathew Hocken | Brussels Barbarians RFC | 6 | Rafael Camacho | Ines Rosales | ||
| 5 | Damien Godefroy | Lille, France | 5 | Guillermo Barcena | Stade Francais, France | ||
| 4 | Mathieu Verschelden (18) | ASUB Rugby Waterloo | 4 | Andrew Ebbet | Alcobendas | ||
| 3 | Jérôme Wey | Sarlat, France | 3 | Manuel Serrano (17) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 2 | Norman Wende (16) | Sarlat, France | 2 | José Bohorquez (16) | Monte Ciencias | ||
| 1 | Alain Miriallakis (17) | Aurillac, France | 1 | Ion Insaust (22) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 16 | Patrice Gautier (2) | Rugby Ottignies Club | 16 | Diego Zarzosa (2) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 17 | Julien Massimi (1) | Arras, France | 17 | Javier Salazar (3) | CR Complutense Madrid | ||
| 18 | Cyrille Nana (4) | Anderlecht | 18 | Carlos Souto | CD El Salvador | ||
| 19 | Charlie Fourneau (7) | Rugby Ottignies Club | 19 | Iván Criado (8) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 20 | Geoffroy Muls (9) | ASUB Rugby Waterloo | 21 | Antonio Beltran (9) | |||
| 21 | Daniel Nkawsina (14) | ASUB Rugby Waterloo | 22 | César Caballero (1) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 22 | Romain Orban (10) | Kituro | 23 | César Sempere (10) | CD El Salvador | ||
| 23 | Aaron Denmati | 24 | Alvar Enciso (14) | CD El Salvador | |||
| 24 | S. Gunsl | 25 | Matthieu Cidre | Graulhet, France | |||
| 25 | Noam Dubart | ||||||
| 26 | Fabian Renquin | ||||||
| COACH: Richard McClintock | COACH: Geoff Glynn | ||||||
| MATCH NOTES This was a surprise result. Spain was using this tournament as a warm up for their forth coming Rugby World Cup qualifying matches against Czech Republic. Belgium reached the final by defeating a French XV (Roussillon) 16-15 on the Wednesday. Spain reached the final by defeating a Welsh Amateur XV 25-7 on the same day. Matthieu Lo and Tomas Salvador were making their test debut for Spain. Both sides made use of an experimental replacement law which allowed up to 26 players on the starting list but still allowing only seven substitutes. In the play-off for third place France Amateurs beat Wales Amateurs 28-17. Sources Daniel Roelands, President Belgian Rugby Union http://www.planet-rugby.com/News/story_53360.shtml |
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