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2006–2008 European Nations Cup Third Division
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thumb|250px|ISR 1 playing BIH 1 for the European Nations Cup Third Division
The 2006–2008 European Nations Cup (ENC) Third Division (a European rugby union competition for national teams) will be contested over two years during which all teams meet each other home and away. The Third Division consists of four levels, which effectively constitute the 5th through 8th levels of European international rugby. The winner of each division shall be promoted to the next highest division, and the loser relegated to the next division lower.
The previous champion of Division 3A, Latvia was promoted to the Second Division and replaced with Serbia and Montenegro (now Serbia), which came last in Round 3 of the qualification for the World Cup 2007.
Division 3A
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Matches:
DateMatchResultVenue30-Sep-2006Armenia – Switzerland16–29 Vienne (France)7-Oct-2006Switzerland – Serbia30–9 Nyon (Switzerland)21-Oct-2006Sweden – Armenia24–0 Helsingborg (Sweden)28-Oct-2006Denmark – Sweden13–23 Odense (Denmark)4-Nov-2006Serbia – Denmark34–23 Belgrade (Serbia)31-Mar-2007Switzerland – Denmark22–24 Basel (Switzerland)7-Apr-2007Denmark – Armenia3–11 Odense (Denmark)14-Apr-2007Serbia – Sweden12–30 Belgrade (Serbia)5-May-2007Sweden – Switzerland 6–0 Eskilstuna (Sweden)1-Sep-2007Armenia – Sweden16–12 Bourgoin-Jallieu (France)6-Oct-2007Switzerland – Armenia15–28 Nyon (Switzerland)27-Oct-2007Denmark – Serbia17–17 Odense (Denmark)3-Nov-2007Sweden – Denmark8–6 Helsingborg (Sweden)24-Nov-2007Serbia – Switzerland5–13 Belgrade (Serbia)5-Apr-2008Denmark – Switzerland13–28 Odense (Denmark)12-Apr-2008Armenia – Denmark24–13 Yerevan (Armenia)19-Apr-2008Switzerland – Sweden16–28 Nyon (Switzerland)26-Apr-2008Sweden – Serbia22–3 Stockholm (Sweden)10-May-2008Armenia – Serbia 25–0 Yerevan (Armenia)24-May-2008Serbia – Armenia19–8 Belgrade (Serbia)
Division 3B
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Matches:
DateMatchResultVenue7-Oct-2006Norway – Hungary8–13 Stavanger (Norway)28-Oct-2006 Hungary – Bulgaria42–3 Kecskemét (Hungary)28-Oct-2006Lithuania – Norway37–15 Vilnius (Lithuania)18-Nov-2006Bulgaria – Lithuania10–50 Etropole (Bulgaria)21-Apr-2007Hungary – Austria27–5 Dunaújváros (Hungary)5-May-2007Austria – Bulgaria7–3 Vienna (Austria)19-May-2007Austria – Lithuania0–27 Vienna (Austria)19-May-2007Bulgaria – Norway25–10 Sofia (Bulgaria)2-Jun-2007Lithuania – Hungary 36–7 Vilnius (Lithuania)9-Jun-2007Norway – Austria22–8 Fosen (Norway)27-Oct-2007Lithuania – Bulgaria64–3 Vilnius (Lithuania)27-Oct-2007Hungary – Norway5–3 Székesfehérvár (Hungary)17-Nov-2007Bulgaria – Hungary32–6 Etropole (Bulgaria)26-Apr-2008Austria – Norway3–3 Vienna (Austria)3-May-2008Lithuania – Austria48–0 Vilnius or Kaunas (Lithuania)10-May-2008Norway – Bulgaria44–21 Stavanger (Norway)17-May-2008Hungary – Lithuania12–13 Esztergom (Hungary)24-May-2008Bulgaria – Austria16–0 Sofia (Bulgaria)7-Jun-2008Norway – Lithuania9–40 Tønsberg (Norway)8-Jun-2008Austria – Hungary9–6 Vienna (Austria)
Division 3C
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Bosnia was relegated to division 3D, while Israel will undertook a relegation/promotion playoff with Cyprus.
Matches:
DateMatchResultVenue30-Sep-2006Luxembourg – Finland16–8 Cessange (Luxembourg)7-Oct-2006Bosnia – Finland7–14 Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)28-Oct-2006Israel – Slovenia5–28 Netanya (Israel)21-Apr-2007Bosnia – Luxembourg12–17 Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)28-Apr-2007Israel – Bosnia34–13 Netanya (Israel)5-May-2007Slovenia – Luxembourg25–16 Ljubljana (Slovenia)19-May-2007Slovenia – Bosnia77–5 Ljubljana (Slovenia)20-May-2007Luxembourg – Israel22–16 Luxembourg City (Luxembourg)26-May-2007Finland – Slovenia6–21 Helsinki (Finland)2-Jun-2007Finland – Israel27–20 Jyväskylä (Finland)27-Oct-2007Luxembourg – Bosnia30–3 Luxembourg City (Luxembourg)27-Oct-2007Slovenia – Finland32–3 Ljubljana (Slovenia)19-Apr-2008Luxembourg – Slovenia3–10 Luxembourg City (Luxembourg)20-Apr-2008Bosnia – Israel27–19 Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)26-Apr-2008Slovenia – Israel17–5 Ljubljana (Slovenia)3-May-2008Israel – Luxembourg20–12 Netanya (Israel)10-May-2008Bosnia – Slovenia22–17 Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)17-May-2008Finland – Bosnia3–3 Helsinki (Finland)24-May-2008Finland – Luxembourg11–10 Helsinki (Finland)31-May-2008Israel – Finland22–12 Netanya (Israel)
Division 3D (2006–07)
Semifinals
DateMatchResultVenue7-Oct-2006Azerbaijan – Greece5–20 Baku (Azerbaijan)4-Nov-2006Greece – Azerbaijan45–10 Athens (Greece)
DateMatchResultVenue14-Oct-2006Slovakia – Monaco0–6 Bratislava (Slovakia)
Monaco was disqualified for irregular use of French players.
Final
DateMatchResultVenue12-May-2007Greece – Slovakia20–17 Thessaloniki (Greece)
Greece promoted to 2008–10 Div. 3/C
Division 3D (2007–08)
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Matches:
2007-10-28 SVK 33–18 AZE Makario Stadium, Nicosia
2007-10-29 CYP 29–0 AZE Try: Tony Crassas, Andrew Binikos, Colm O'Cleirigh, Phillipos Kyriakou Con: Tony Crassas (3)Pen: Tony Crassas Pafiako Stadium, Paphos
2007-10-31 CYP 19–10 MON Try: George Agathocleous Con: Tony ThomaPen: Tony Thoma (3) Try: Davide Pozzati Con: Davide PozzatiDrop: Davide Pozzati Makario Stadium, Nicosia
2007-11-03 CYP 38–8 SVK Try: George Agathocleous (2), Panayiotis Ioulianou, Andrew Binikos (2), Tony Crassas Con: Tony Crassas (4) Try: Nosko Roman Pen: Cmiel Martin Kiniras Sport Centre, Geriskipou
2007-11-03 MON 41–3 AZE Kiniras Sport Centre, Geriskipou
3C/3D Promotion/relegation play-off
DateMatchResultVenue6-Sep-2008ISR – CYP 23–14 Netanya (Israel)
See also
2006-2008 European Nations Cup First Division
2006-2008 European Nations Cup Second Division
2006–08
Category:2006–07 in European rugby union
Category:2007–08 in European rugby union
European Nations Cup Third Division
European Nations Cup Third Division
Euro 3