2015 CERH Women's Euro

CERH Women's Euro 2013
2015 Roller Hockey European Championship
Tournament details
Host country	Italy
Dates	25 – 29 August
Teams	5
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Spain (5th title)
Runners-up	Portugal
Third place	Italy
Fourth place	Germany
Tournament statistics
Matches played	10
Goals scored	57 (5.7 per match)
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Last updated March 04, 2019

The CERH Women's Euro 2015 or 2015 CERH Women's Championship was the 13th edition of the CERH European Women's Roller Hockey Championship, held between 25 and 29 August, in Matera, Italy.^[1] The competition was contested by five teams in a Round-robin format.

Matera is a city in the province of Matera in the region of Basilicata, in Southern Italy. It is the capital of the province of Matera and was the capital of the province of Basilicata from 1663 to 1806. The town lies in a small canyon carved out by the Gravina.

Italy, officially the Italian Republic, is a country in Southern and Western Europe. Located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, Italy shares open land borders with France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia and the enclaved microstates San Marino and Vatican City. Italy covers an area of 301,340 km² (116,350 sq mi) and has a largely temperate seasonal and Mediterranean climate. With around 61 million inhabitants, it is the fourth-most populous EU member state and the most populous country in Southern Europe.

Standings

Pos	Team	Pts	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD
1	Spain	12	4	4	0	23	3	+20
2	Portugal	9	4	3	1	10	7	+3
3	Italy	6	4	2	2	16	12	+4
4	Germany	3	4	1	3	6	10	-4
5	France	0	4	0	4	2	25	-23

	Matches
1	Spain	2–1	6–2	3–0	12–0
2	Portugal		4–3	2–1	3–1
3	Italy			5–1	6–1
4	Germany				4–0
5	France

Source: CERH^[2]

Games

Day 1

25 August 2015 19:00
	Spain	12–0	France	Tensostruttura, Matera
	S. González (7') M. Díez (8', 9', 12', 30', 37', 38') N. Lee (20') A. Casarramona (29') Y. Font (34', 40') B. Tarrida (40')	Report
	Umpires: Giovanni Andrisani (ITA), Carsten Niestroy (GER)

25 August 2015 21:00
	Italy	5–1	Germany	Tensostruttura, Matera
	E. Tamiozzo (10', 33') M. T. Mele (21') G. Galeassi (28') J. Raffaelli (40')	Report	(26') M. Wichardt
	Umpires: Stéphane Rizzotti (FRA), José Pinto (POR)

Day 2

26 August 2015 19:00
	Germany	4–0	France	Tensostruttura, Matera
	S. Firll (14') M. Wichardt (22', 31') F. Neubert (34')	Report
	Umpires: Raffaele Strippoli (ITA), Giovanni Andrisani (ITA)

26 August 2015 21:00
	Italy	3–4	Portugal	Tensostruttura, Matera
	M. T. Mele (6', 32') G. Galeassi (28')	Report	(1') Ru. Lopes (3') M. Silva (19', 27') Ri. Lopes
	Umpires: José Gómez (ESP), Stéphane Rizzotti (FRA)

Day 3

27 August 2015 19:00
	Portugal	2–1	Germany	Tensostruttura, Matera
	M. Sousa (2') A. C. Ferreira (27')	Report	(29') M. Wichardt
	Umpires: José Gómez (ESP), Raffaele Strippoli (ITA)

27 August 2015 21:00
	Spain	6–2	Italy	Tensostruttura, Matera
	L. Puigdueta (5', 12', 24') M. Díez (8', 24') A. Casarramona (27')	Report	(4') E. Tamiozzo (40') M. T. Mele
	Umpires: José Pinto (POR), Carsten Niestroy (GER)

Day 4

28 August 2015 19:00
	France	1–3	Portugal	Tensostruttura, Matera
	F. Denest (40')	Report	(17', 27') A. Ferreira (40') C. Gonçalves
	Umpires: Carsten Niestroy (GER), José Gómex (ESP)

28 August 2015 21:00
	Germany	0–3	Spain	Tensostruttura, Matera
		Report	(7') L. Puigdueta (15', 23') M. Díez
	Umpires: Stéphane Rizzoti (FRA), José Pinto (POR)

Day 5

29 August 2015 19:00
	Italy	6–1	France	Tensostruttura, Matera
	E. Tamiozzo (6', 27', 29') G. Galeassi (13') M. T. Mele (30', 31')	Report	(15') C. Gohet
	Umpires: José Gómez (ESP), José Pinto (POR)

29 August 2015 21:00
	Portugal	1–2	Spain	Tensostruttura, Matera
	M. Sousa (4')	Report	(7') L. Puigdueta (25') M. Díez
	Umpires: Giovanni Andrisani (ITA), Raffaele Strippoli (ITA)

Final ranking

Rank	Team
	Spain
	Portugal
	Italy
4	Germany
5	France

2015 European Champions
Spain 5th title

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References

↑ "Matera (Italy) will host the 13th Female European Championship on August 25 to 29". CERH. CERH . Retrieved 18 August 2015.
↑ "Standings and results". cerh.eu. CERH.

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[1] "Matera (Italy) will host the 13th Female European Championship on August 25 to 29". CERH. CERH . Retrieved 18 August 2015.

[2] "Standings and results". cerh.eu. CERH.