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2007 FIRA Women's European Championship

Field	Value
name	2007 FIRA European Championship
type	Women
pixels	50px
dates	–

jointhost1	Spain
jointhost2	Belgium
nations	16
champion	England
runnerup	France
matches	32
preceded by	2006
succeeded by	2008

After several years of low key tournaments with the major nations absent, the 2007 Championship was the largest ever with 16 teams competing in two Pools, including four Six Nations countries, plus Spain keen to do well having been replaced Italy in that competition. England and France were as usual represented by "A" teams, and Wales sent a development squad, but other countries appeared to be at full-strength.

Pool B was also of interest with four nations making their 15-a-side debuts - Finland, Luxembourg, Romania, and Serbia.

"Top 8" (In Madrid, Spain)

Pool 1

Pool 2

7th/8th place

5th/6th place

3rd/4th place

Final

Pool B (Belgium)

Pool 1

Pool 2

7th/8th place

5th/6th place

3rd/4th place

Final

References

"www.fira-aer-rugby.com".

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