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2006 Africa Cup
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7th Africa Cup 8 April 2006 –2 December 2006 RSA Namibia 21 CMR CIV KEN MAD MAR NAM SEN RSASouth Africa sent only amateur players TUN UGA ZAM ZIM 2005 2007
The 2006 Africa Cup was the seventh edition of highest level rugby union tournament in Africa. In this edition, the tournament expanded from nine nations to twelve leading to a change in the format of the tournament which now includes four pools of three teams. Results from Pool 1 & 2 also counted for the 2007 Rugby World Cup qualifying.
Division 1 (Africa Cup)
Pool Stage
Pool 1 & 2 were played on home and away basis as they also counted for Round 2 of 2007 Rugby World Cup qualifying.
Pool winners qualify for the semi-finals.
Pool 1
Place Nation Games Points Tablepoints played won drawn lost for against difference1NAM420214081+5982TUN42029167+2483KEN420279162-838
27 May 2006 NAM 84 – 12 KEN Windhoek
10 June 2006 KEN 25 – 21 TUN Nairobi
1 July 2006 TUN 24 – 7 NAM Tunis
2 September 2006 KEN 30 – 26 NAM Nairobi
16 September 2006 TUN 31 – 12 KEN Tunis
7 October 2006 NAM 23 – 15 TUN Windhoek
Pool 2
Place Nation Games Points Tablepoints played won drawn lost for against difference1MAR43107322+51112CIV41124173-3273UGA41034766-196
3 June 2006 MAR 36 – 3 UGA Casablanca
17 June 2006 CIV 9 – 9 MAR Abidjan
1 July 2006 UGA 32 – 7 CIV Kampala
2 September 2006 UGA 3 – 5 MAR Kampala
16 September 2006 CIV 18 – 9 UGA Abidjan
7 October 2006 MAR 23 – 7 CIV Casablanca
Pool 3
Place Nation Games Points Tablepoints played won drawn lost for against difference1RSA220011414+10062SEN210125100-7543CMR20022550-252
8 April 2006 SEN 20 – 16 CMR Dakar
10 June 2006 RSA 84 – 5 SEN Durban
1 July 2006 CMR 9 – 30 RSA Douala
Pool 4
Place Nation Games Points Tablepoints played won drawn lost for against difference1 MAD21108140+4152ZAM21013269-3743ZIM20113236-42
12 August 2006 ZIM 22 – 22 MDG Harare
26 August 2006 MDG 59 – 18 ZMB Antananarivo
16 September 2006 ZMB 14 – 10 ZIM Lusaka
Knockout stage
Semi-finals
Second semi-final on home and away because of the 2007 Rugby World Cup qualifying.
7 October 2006 RSA 48 – 6 MDG Johannesburg
South Africa qualified to final.
28 October 2006 NAM 25 – 7 MAR Windhoek
11 November 2006 MAR 8 – 27 NAM Casablanca
Namibia qualified to final e to 2007 Rugby World Cup.
Final
2 December 2006 NAM 27 – 29 RSA Windhoek
Division 2
2006 CAR Development Trophy
Notes and references
2006
Category:2006 rugby union tournaments for national teams
Category:2006 in African rugby union