2010 IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy

The 2010 IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy was the third time that the event run in this second-tier world championship for Under 20 national teams. The event was organised by rugby's governing body, the International Rugby Board (IRB). This competition, which contested by eight men's junior national teams and was held in Moscow, Russia from May 18 to May 30.

2010 IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy
Tournament details
Host nation Russia
Dates18 May 2010 – 30 May 2010
No. of nations8
Champions  Italy
Tournament statistics
Matches played16
Top scorer(s) Alberto Chillon (ITA)
Most tries Takaaki Nakazuru (JPN)

Venues

City Ground Capacity
MoscowFili Stadium
MoscowSlava Stadium

Pools

Pool A

Team Pld W D L TF PF PA +/- BP Pts
 Italy 33001712019+101214
 Romania 320187054+2419
 Uruguay 310256645+2137
 Papua New Guinea 3003426164−13800
Source

All match times are Moscow Time (UTC+3).

18 May 2010
4:00pm
Papua New Guinea  0–74  Italy
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

18 May 2010
4:00pm
Uruguay  12–15  Romania
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

22 May 2010
2:00am
Uruguay  42–14  Papua New Guinea
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

22 May 2010
2:00pm
Italy  30–7  Romania
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

26 May 2010
4:00pm
Romania  48–12  Papua New Guinea
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

26 May 2010
4:00pm
Italy  16–12  Uruguay
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

Pool B

Team Pld W D L TF PF PA +/- BP Pts
 Japan 3210118954+35111
 Russia 320195565−1008
 Canada 310255461−715
 Zimbabwe 301234563−1813
Source

All match times are Moscow Time (UTC+3).

18 May 2010
6:00pm
Canada  22–6  Zimbabwe
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

18 May 2010
6:15pm
Russia  17–31  Japan
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

22 May 2010
4:00pm
Japan  20–20  Zimbabwe
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

22 May 2010
4:00pm
Russia  17–15  Canada
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

26 May 2010
8:00pm
Zimbabwe  19–21  Russia
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

26 May 2010
8:00pm
Canada  17–38  Japan
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

Playoffs

7th place play-off

30 May 2010
1:00pm
Papua New Guinea  22–46  Zimbabwe
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

5th place play-off

30 May 2010
3:15pm
Uruguay  13–11  Canada
Report
Fili Stadium, Moscow

3rd place play-off

30 May 2010
4:15pm
Romania  20–23 (aet)  Russia
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

Final

30 May 2010
6:30pm
Italy  36–7  Japan
Report
Slava Stadium, Moscow

See also

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