Cyprus National Rugby Union Team - International Record

International Record

In nearly four years of international competition, Cyprus have managed to lose only one match, the promotion/relegation playoff away to Israel.

Cyprus are not a full member of the IRB, so none of their international matches count towards the IRB World Rankings.

Date Home Score Away Venue Referee
24 March 2007 Cyprus 39 – 3 Greece Paphos Friendly
(First International)
29 October 2007 Cyprus 29 – 0 Azerbaijan Paphos 2006-08 ENC 3D
31 October 2007 Cyprus 19 – 10 Monaco Nicosia 2006-08 ENC 3D
3 November 2007 Cyprus 38 – 8 Slovakia Paphos 2006-08 ENC 3D
6 September 2008 Israel 23 – 14 Cyprus Netanya 2006-08 ENC 3C/3D Play-off
29 November 2008 Azerbaijan 3 – 37 Cyprus Baku 2008-10 ENC 3D
6 December 2008 Cyprus 24 – 3 Monaco Episkopi 2008-10 ENC 3D
14 March 2009 Cyprus 33 – 7 Slovakia Episkopi 2008-10 ENC 3D
21 March 2009 Bosnia and Herzegovina 6 – 8 Cyprus Zenica 2008-10 ENC 3D
14 November 2009 Monaco 5 – 44 Cyprus Monaco 2008-10 ENC 3D
6 March 2010 Cyprus 59 – 0 Azerbaijan Paphos 2008-10 ENC 3D
27 March 2010 Cyprus 15 – 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Paphos 2008-10 ENC 3D
20 November 2010 Greece 13 – 33 Cyprus Athens 2010-12 ENC 2D
12 March 2011 Cyprus 55 – 8 Bulgaria Paphos 2010-12 ENC 2D
26 March 2011 Cyprus 70 – 10 Finland Paphos 2010-12 ENC 2D
7 May 2011 Luxembourg 0 – 50 Cyprus Luxembourg 2010-12 ENC 2D
8 October 2011 Cyprus 48 – 7 Luxembourg Paphos 2010-12 ENC 2D
28 April 2012 Bulgaria 3 – 94 Cyprus Pernik 2010-12 ENC 2D
26 May 2012 Cyprus 72 – 5 Greece Paphos 2010-12 ENC 2D
9 June 2012 Finland 5 – 52 Cyprus Helsinki 2010-12 ENC 2D
17 November 2012 Austria 20 – 54 Cyprus Vienna 2012-14 ENC 2C
8 December 2012 Cyprus 49 – 8 Slovenia Paphos 2012-14 ENC 2C

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