For the 2010 fixture, the field was doubled from three teams to six. In the Eastern group, Russia topped the table by defeating Latvia and Ukraine . Serbia took the Western group title by defeating both Germany and Czech Republic .[1]
Eastern Group
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Russia 62-14 Ukraine Tries: Gapanov (3), Fedchuk, Lysokon, Bratko, Ososkov, Churpin, Vlasyuk Goals: Lysokon (5), Ososkov (2), Bratko(Report) Tries: Miroshnichenko, Lyubensky Goals: Skorbach (3)
Latvia 4-54 Russia Try: Jakušs(Report) Tries: Nechaev, Bulanov (3), Gaponov, Galimov (2), Ososkov, Loschilin, Nikolaev Goals: Lisokony (6), Ososkov
Ukraine 112-0 Latvia Tries: Shevtsov (5), Lyubenskey (5), Skorbach (3), Kardakov (2), Bashevsky (2), Lobanj, Smolin, Kravchenk, Markelov Goals: Skorbach (12), Lyubenskey (2)(Report)
Standings
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Team
Played
Won
Drew
Lost
For
Against
Diff
Points
Russia 2
2
0
0
106
18
88
4
Ukraine 2
1
0
1
126
52
74
2
Latvia 2
0
0
2
4
166
-162
0
Western Group
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Serbia 40-14 Germany Tries: Vukanović (3), Pešić (2), Nikolić, Grbić Goals: Vukanović (6)(Report) Tries: N. Keinhorst, J. Keinhorst, Schoengen Goal: K. Keinhorst
Germany 96-0 Czech Republic Tries: Stocks (4), Koch (3), N. Keinhorst (2), K.Keinhorst (2), Seibold (2), Rehm, Huber, J. Keinhorst, Cooper, Szehofner Goals: K.Keinhorst (11), Cooper(Report)
Standings
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Team
Played
Won
Drew
Lost
For
Against
Diff
Points
Serbia 2
2
0
0
96
18
78
4
Germany 2
1
0
1
110
40
70
2
Czech Republic 2
0
0
2
4
152
-148
0
See also
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References
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External links
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Serbia (West)
Russia (East)
Germany (West)
Ukraine (East)
