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2010 Rugby League European Cup


FieldValue
year2010
titleRugby League European Cup
image2010 rugby league european cup logo.png
imagesize200pxalt = 2010 European Cup logo
finalists4
winnersWales
matches6
attendance35687
topscorerIRE Gregg McNally (30)
top try scorerWAL Rhys Williams (5)
tournamentsRugby League European Cup
last2009
next2012

The 2010 Rugby League European Cup, known as the Alitalia European Cup for sponsorship purposes, is a rugby league football tournament. Three of the competing teams participated in the 2009 Rugby League European Cup, with France also being included in the tournament after competing in the 2009 Four Nations. The winner of the competition, Wales, competed in the 2011 Four Nations tournament.

Squads

France

preliminary squad:

  • Coach: England Bobbie Goulding
Club TeamPlayers
France AS CarcassonneRomaric Bemba, Roman Gagliazzo, Teddy Sadaoui
France Catalans DragonsJean-Philippe Baile, Thomas Bosc, Rémi Casty, Olivier Elima (c), Jamal Fakir, David Ferriol,
Cyril Gossard, Clint Greenshields, Grégory Mounis, Sébastien Raguin
France Lézignan SangliersMatthew Alberola, Thibault Ancely, Andrew Bentley, Julian Bousquet, Nicolas Munoz, Florian Quintilla, Micheal Tribillac
Australia Melbourne StormDane Chisholm
France Pia DonkeysMaxime Grésèque, Christophe Moly
Australia Sydney RoostersJason Baitieri
France Toulouse OlympiqueVincent Duport, Mathieu Griffi, Kevin Larroyer, Antoni Maria, Yoan Tisseyre
France Union Treiziste CatalansWilliam Barthau, Kane Bentley, Tony Gigot, Sebastien Martins, Quentin Nauroy, Éloi Pélissier,
Michael Simon, Cyril Stacul, Julien Touxagas, Frédéric Vaccari

Ireland

30 Man Squad

  • Coach: England Andy Kelly
Club TeamPlayers
England Barrow RaidersLiam Harrison, Brett McDermott
England Batley BulldogsSean Hesketh
England Bradford BullsMichael Platt
IRE Carlow CrusadersPaddy Barcoe
England Dewsbury RamsMatthew Fox
England Featherstone RoversLiam Finn
England HalifaxBob Beswick
England Harlequins RLJason Golden, Jamie O'Callaghan
England Huddersfield GiantsSimon Finnigan, Scott Grix, Gregg McNally
IRE Irish StudentsAdam Aigbokhae
England Leeds RhinosLuke Ambler, Kyle Amor
England Leeds MetStevie Gibbons
IRE North Dublin EaglesJoseph Taylor
England OldhamJohn Gillam, Wayne Kerr, Marcus St Hilaire, Matty Ashe
England Salford City RedsSean Gleeson, Ryan Boyle
England Sheffield EaglesTim Bergin
IRE Treaty City TitansBrendan Guilfoyle
England Warrington WolvesSimon Grix, Tyrone McCarthy
England Widnes VikingsDavid Allen
England Wigan WarriorsMichael McIlorum, Eamon O'Carroll

Scotland

Preliminary Squad

  • Coach: England Steve McCormack
Club TeamPlayers
England Batley BulldogsGareth Moore
England Bradford BullsJoe Wardle
France Carpentras XIIILee Paterson
England Castleford PanthersJamie Benn
England Coventry BearsBrad Massey
England DoncasterDean Colton, Rob Lunt
Scotland Edinburgh EaglesCraig Borthwick, Giles Lomax
England Featherstone RoversJon Steel
England Gateshead ThunderCrawford Matthews
England HalifaxSam Barlow
England Harlequins RLOliver Wilkes
England Huddersfield GiantsDanny Brough
England Hull Kingston RoversBen Fisher
England Hunslet HawksNeil Lowe
England Leigh CenturionsJohn Duffy
England London SkolarsDave Arnot
England Sheffield EaglesAndrew Henderson, Jack Howieson, Brendon Lindsay, Mitch Stringer, Alex Szostak
England Swinton LionsRichard Hawkyard
England Wakefield Trinity WildcatsDale Ferguson, Kevin Henderson
England WhitehavenDexter Miller, Spencer Miller
England Workington TownBrett Carter, Paddy Coupar

Wales

48 Man Squad:

  • Coach: Wales Iestyn Harris
Club TeamPlayers
France AS CarcassonneGareth Dean
England Barrow RaidersAndy Bracek, Matt James
England Batley BulldogsByron Smith
England Bradford BullsCraig Kopczak
Australia Burleigh BearsMark Lennon
England Castleford TigersJames Evans
Australia Central Queensland CometsChris Beasley, Ian Webster
Wales CrusadersAnthony Blackwood, Ben Flower, Chris Davies, Dafydd Carter, Elliot Kear, Gareth Thomas, Gil Dudson,
Jack Pring, Jamie Murphy, Jordan James, Lee Williams, Lewis Mills, Lloyd White, Luke Dyer, Rhodri Lloyd
England Featherstone RoversRoss Divorty
England Gateshead ThunderMatt Barron
England HalifaxSean Penkywicz
England Hull Kingston RoversDavid Mills
England Leeds MetRhys Griffiths
England Leigh EastOwain Brown
England London SkolarsMatt Thomas
Australia Mackay CuttersNeil Budworth
Wales South Wales ScorpionsAled James, Andrew Gay, Ashley Bateman, Christiaan Roets, Geraint Davies, Joe Burke, Lewis Reece, Steve Parry
England St Helens R.F.C.Jacob Emmitt
England Swinton LionsIan Watson, Phil Joseph
England Warrington WolvesBen Evans, Rhys Evans, Rhys Williams
England Wigan WarriorsBen Davies
UnattachedMark Roberts

Standings

TeamPlayedWonDrewLostForAgainstDiffPoints
330010363+406
32019548+474
310276108-322
300376131-550

Pre-tournament matches

Wales announced that they would be playing two friendly warm-up matches against Italy at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham on 3 and 6 October in preparation for the European Cup. However the first match was cancelled due to a waterlogged pitch, making it a one-off match.

Wales vs Italy

Goal: Lewis Reece (1/1) Ben Falcone **Goals: ** Josh Mantellato (2/2) Field Goal: Ben Stewart

Fixtures

Round 1

Goals: Maxime Grésèque (4), Nicolas Munoz (5) Goals: Greg McNally, Liam Finn

Goals: Lee Briers (8)

Round 2

Goals: T Munoz (3) Goals: T Danny Brough (2) | access-date = 18 October 2010}} Teams:{{Cite news | access-date = 18 October 2010}}

FRANCE: 1. William Barthau, 2. Frédéric Vaccari, 3. Jean-Philippe Baile, 4. Teddy Sadaoui, 5. Cyril Stacul, 6. Tony Gigot, 7. Nicolas Munoz, 8. Mickaël Simon, 9. Kane Bentley, 10. Rémi Casty, 11. Olivier Elima, 12. Julien Touxagas, 13. Jason Baitieri. Subs: 14. Andrew Bentley, 15. Mathieu Griffi, 16. Sébastien Martins, 17. Romaric Bemba.

SCOTLAND: 1 Lee Paterson, 2. Dave Arnot, 3. Joe Wardle, 4. Kevin Henderson, 5. Jon Steel, 6. Brendan Lindsay, 7. Danny Brough, 8. Oliver Wilkes, 9. Ben Fisher, 10, Mitch Stringer, 11. Alex Szostak, 12. Sam Barlow, 13. Dale Ferguson. Subs: 14. Andrew Henderson, 15. Paddy Coupar, 16. Neil Lowe, 17. Jack Howieson.

Goals: White (3) Drop-goal: Briers. Goals: McNally (5) | access-date = 18 October 2010}}

Round 3

Goals: Munoz (1/2) Drop goals: Gigot Goals: White (2/3)

Goals:McNally (3/4) Goals:Patterson (5/8)

References

References

  1. RLEF. (30 July 2010). "EUROPEAN CUP BRINGS BIG NAME SPONSOR ON BOARD". Rugby League European Federation.
  2. "Rleague".
  3. "France name Alitalia European Cup squad". rleague.com.
  4. "Brough returns to Scotland squad". Sporting Life.
  5. "Wales release 48-man training squad". rleague.com.
  6. (26 July 2010). "Wales plan autumn Test schedule". BBC News.
  7. (June 2024). UKPA]] (4 October 2010)
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