| EC10 | |
|---|---|
| Tournament details | |
| Host countries |  Denmark Sweden |
| Dates | 1 August – 7 August |
| Teams | 8 |
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Republic of Ireland (1st title) |
| Runners-up | Denmark |
| Third place | Sweden |
| Fourth place |  Great Britain |
The 2010 Australian Football European Championship was the inaugural AFL Europe Championship, a 16-a-side Australian football competition between European countries. Contested between eight national teams, the Championships were won by Ireland. [1]
Sweden: 16.17(113) d 
Croatia: 2.5(17) Great Britain: 11.16(82) d 
Finland: 1.2(8) Ireland: 18.10(118) d 
Germany: 0.0(0) Denmark: 19.16(130) d 
Iceland: 2.1(13) Great Britain: 11.20(86) d Iceland: 4.12(36) Ireland: 20.21(141) d Croatia: 6.8(44) Denmark: 14.20(104) d Finland: 2.1(13) Sweden: 8.14(62) d Germany: 4.2(26) Iceland: 8.9(57) d Finland: 2.5(17) Croatia: 9.12(66) d Germany: 3.3(21) Denmark: 10.11(71) d Great Britain: 5.5(35) Ireland: 13.21(99) d Sweden: 2.4(16) Germany: 5.9(39) d Finland: 0.5(5) Croatia: 19.11(125) d Iceland: 12.11(83) Sweden: 5.9(39) d Great Britain: 3.11(29) Ireland: 11.2(68) d Denmark: 8.3(51)| Position | Team |
|---|---|
| 1st | Ireland |
| 2nd | Denmark |
| 3rd | Sweden |
| 4th | Great Britain |
| 5th | Croatia |
| 6th | Iceland |
| 7th | Germany |
| 8th | Finland |
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