Hungary national rugby sevens team
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The Hungary national rugby union sevens team is Hungary's national rugby union sevens team. They compete in the FIRA European Sevens circuit.
History
They first took part in a qualifying tournament for the 1997 Rugby World Cup Sevens in Lisbon in 1996. Playing four matches, they lost all four, including 0-89 and 0-80 scores against New Zealand and Ireland respectively.
Results
2008
Date | Location | Opposition | Result | Tournament |
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24 - 25 May | Sopot | Ireland | 0-40 | 2008 Sopot Sevens |
24 - 25 May | Sopot | Sweden | 0-28 | 2008 Sopot Sevens |
24 - 25 May | Sopot | Lithuania | 7-33 | 2008 Sopot Sevens |
24 - 25 May | Sopot | Denmark | 7-12 | 2008 Sopot Sevens |
24 - 25 May | Sopot | Norway | 33-12 | 2008 Sopot Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Austria | 38-14 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Serbia | 10-35 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Germany | 7-54 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Italy | 0-47 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Croatia | 7-28 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
31 May - 1 June | Zagreb | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 5-7 | 2008 Zagreb Sevens |
2009
Date | Location | Opposition | Result | Tournament |
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16 - 17 May | Sopot | Portugal | 0-82 | 2009 Sopot Sevens |
16 - 17 May | Sopot | Sweden | 5-35 | 2009 Sopot Sevens |
16 - 17 May | Sopot | Latvia | 0-17 | 2009 Sopot Sevens |
16 - 17 May | Sopot | Luxembourg | 5-17 | 2009 Sopot Sevens |
16 - 17 May | Sopot | Norway | 0-19 | 2009 Sopot Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | France | 0-84 | 2009 Split Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | Germany | 0-47 | 2009 Split Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 12-24 | 2009 Split Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | Serbia | 19-0 | 2009 Split Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | Cyprus | 0-80 | 2009 Split Sevens |
30 - 31 May | Split | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0-28 | 2009 Split Sevens |
- Hungarian wins in bold.