Las HSBC Sevens Series Finalswhich will be held from May 31 to June 2 in el Civitas Metropolitano of Madrid, you already know your calendar and therefore the schedules and order of rivals of the Spanish teams, male and female, who will play the phase for permanence in the highest category in a tournament that, in addition, will have a extensive program of parallel activities since it is conceived with a rugby festival in every sense.
Which teams are participating in the HSBC Sevens Series Finals?
In the competition for the title, Group A of the men’s competition comprises Argentina, Australia, France and Great Britain. Group B faces Ireland, New Zealand, Fiji and South Africa. In the women’s competition, in Group A there are New Zealand, United States, Canada and Great Britain and in B, Australia, France, Fiji and Ireland.
MARCA at the Hong Kong SVNS, an impressive show that Madrid is already waiting for
Espa�a will compete in the promotion to maintain the category, given that both men and women failed to enter the top eight after the first seven events (Dubai, Cape Town, Perth, Vancouver, Los Angeles , Hong Kong and Singapore). Spain, in the men’s category, is measured against Samoa, Kenya and Chile in group B. In group A there are United States, Canada, Uruguay and Germany. In the women’s competition it will be played against Japan, China and Poland in the group A. In B there are Brazil, South Africa, Argentina and Belgium. In this phase, the last four from the World Series compete with the best four from the Challenger Series.
What is the competition system for the HSBC Sevens Series Finals?
The competition system is frankly demanding, especially in the promotion phase: everything depends on the crossing of rooms at the end. The group stage league practically only serves to decide these clashes, since They will be played by the system 1-4, 2-3, 3-2 and 4-1. And whoever passes the quarterfinal stage will continue in the highest category. These matches will be played on Sunday, July 2, along with the final phase for the title.
Each Sevens match is played, as its name suggests, between seven players, on the entire length of the rugby field and in 14-minute matches in which everything happens very quickly and the intensity, offensive and defensive, is greater. xima. Furthermore, in the Madrid World Series – as is the norm throughout the circuit – there will be a great parallel show both in the stands and in the Fan Zone located next to the Metropolitano. It will be, without a doubt, the largest rugby event held so far in Spain.
MATCHES AND SCHEDULES OF THE FINALS OF THE HSBC WORLD SERIES IN MADRID
may 31
Women Group B stay: South Africa – Argentina (12:00)
Women Group B permanence: Brazil – Belgium (12:22)
Men Group A permanence: Canada – Uruguay (12:44)
Men Group A permanence: USA – Germany (13:06)
Women Group B for the title: France – Fiji (13:28)
Women Group B for the title: Australia – Ireland (13:51)
Men Group B for the title: New Zealand – Fiji (14:14)
Men Group B for the title: Ireland – South Africa (14:37)
Women Group B permanence: South Africa – Belgium (15:06)
Women Group B permanence: Brazil – Argentina (15:28)
Men Group A permanence: Canada – Germany (15:50)
Men Group A permanence: USA – Uruguay (16:12)
Women Group A permanence: Spain – China (16:39)
Women Group A permanence: Japan – Poland (17:01)
Men Group B stay: Samoa – Kenya (17:25)
Men Group B permanence: Spain – Chile (17:49)
Women Group A for the title: USA – Canada (18:19)
Women Group A for the title: New Zealand – Great Britain (18:42)
Men Group A for the title: Australia – France (19:05)
Men Group A for the title: Argentina – Great Britain (19:28)
Women Group A permanence: Spain – Poland (20:06)
Women Group A permanence: Japan – China (20:30)
Men Group B permanence: Samoa – Chile (20:54)
Men Group B permanence: Spain – Kenya (21:18)
June 1
Women Group B for the title: France – Ireland (12:00)
Women Group B for the title: Australia – Fiji (12:22)
Men Group B for the title: New Zealand – South Africa (12:44)
Men Group B for the title: Ireland – Fiji (13:06)
Women Group B permanence: Argentina – Belgium (13:28)
Women Group B permanence: Brazil – South Africa (13:51)
Men Group A permanence: Uruguay – Germany (14:14)
Men Group A permanence: USA – Canada (14:37)
Women Group B for the title: Fiji – Ireland (15:05)
Women Group B for the title: Australia – France (15:27)
Men Group B for the title: Fiji – South Africa (15:49)
Men Group B for the title: Ireland – New Zealand (16:11)
Women Group A for the title: USA – Great Britain (16:39)
Women Group A for the title: New Zealand – Canada (17:03)
Men Group A for the title: Australia – Great Britain (17:27)
Men Group A for the title: Argentina – France (17:51)
Women Group A permanence: China – Poland (18:30)
Women Group A permanence: Japan – Spain (18:54)
Men Group B permanence: Kenya – Chile (19:18)
Men Group B permanence: Spain – Samoa (19:42)
Women Group A for the title: Canada – Great Britain (20:11)
Women Group A for the title: New Zealand – USA (20:33)
Men Group A for the title: France – Great Britain (20:56)
Men Group A for the title: Argentina – Australia (21:17)
Sunday July 2
10:05 to 12:45. Quarterfinals and semifinals for the title
1:17 p.m. to 2:29 p.m. 5� to 8� phase for the title
15:07 to 18:08. Permanence playoffs
18:52: 3rd and 4th place women
19:18: 3rd and 4th place men
19:49: Women’s final
20:26: Men’s final
