London Sevens 2010 Tickets are on sale on Saturday

London Sevens Tickets are already on sale for the Emirates Airline London Sevens tournament which will be held at Twickenham on Saturday 22nd May - Sunday 23rd May 2010.

You can purchase an early bird weekend ticket for just £30 - but hurry, this offer is nearly over. Click the link below to get your tickets to the penultimate leg of the IRB Sevens Series.

This year's tournament was a huge success with host nation England beating New Zealand 31-26 in sudden-death extra time to take the title for the first time on home soil in five years. Be sure to be there next year where the boys will defend their title!

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London Sevens Tournament Format

The tournament consists of four round-robin pools of four teams. All sixteen teams progress to the knockout stage. The top two teams from each group progress to quarter-finals in the main competition, with the winners of those quarter-finals competing in cup semi-finals and the losers competing in plate semi-finals. The bottom two teams from each group progress to quarter-finals in the consolation competition, with the winners of those quarter-finals competing in bowl semi-finals and the losers competing in shield semi-finals.

• Argentina
• Australia
• Canada
• England
• France
• Fiji
• Georgia
• Germany
• Kenya
• New Zealand
• Portugal
• Samoa
• Scotland
• South Africa
• United States
• Wales

London Sevens Ticket Sellers

There are a lot of ticket agents in the market who sells London Sevens Tickets but not all of them are successful to provide London Sevens Tickets to their cusotmers. Among them, only few are successful to deliver safe, secure and 100% guaranteed London Sevens Rugby Tickets to their customers. The list those ticket agents are as follows:-

• Ticket Master
• Getmein
• The Online Ticket Shop
• Sold Out Event Ticket
• The Online Ticket Exchange

London Sevens 2010 Tickets are on sale now

London Sevens 2010 Rugby tournament is coming with a lot of extravaganza and attaractions. So, don't miss the chance to see this historical competition. The event is sponsored buy Emirates Airline. The evants that will take place in Twickenham Stadium - London are as follows:-

22/05/2010 - Emirates Airline London Sevens Twickenham Stadium - London Tickets - London, United Kingdom
22/05/2010 - Emirates Airline London Sevens Twickenham Stadium - London Tickets - London, United Kingdom
23/05/2010 - Emirates Airline London Sevens Twickenham Stadium - London Tickets - London, United Kingdom

All London Sevens Tickets are available on The Online Ticket Shop.

London Sevens 2010

The Emirates Airline London Sevens is back with a bang at Twickenham on the weekend 22/23rd May 2010. It was a record attendance for the 2009 event with 63,500 people attending the two days of action and 2010 promises to be bigger and better.
16 top international sides, 44 fast paced matches and an action packed 2 days of not only thrilling and entertaining rugby sevens, but the biggest and best party atmosphere ever to be experienced at Twickenham.

England won 2009 London Sevens crown

England got the London Sevens title thanks to a 31-26 sudden death extra-time conquest over New Zealand at Twickenham Stadium London.

England had followed 19-0 in the final but they pulled back to 26-26 with tries from Uche Oduoza, Micky Young, James Rodwell and Dan Norton.

In a stressed 3 mins of extra-time, it was defences which were on top before Young scored the vital try.

England had defeated Scotland 26-12 in the semi-final, after the Scots beaten Portugal 22-21 in the last eight.
The two-time defending series champions New Zealand have not won a contest this season.

London Sevens 2009 Overall Standings

Team	DUB	GEO	NZL	USA	HKG	AUS	LON	SCO	Total points
South Africa	20	20	8	12	24	20	12	16	132
Fiji	12	12	4	4	30	12	8	20	102
England	16	8	20	16	8	8	20	2	98
New Zealand	12	16	16	8	8	4	16	8	88
Argentina	4	12	12	20	8	12	0	0	68
Kenya	6	0	12	6	18	16	2	4	64
Samoa	8	4	0	4	18	2	0	4	40
Australia	4	0	0	2	8	6	4	6	30
Scotland	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	12	24
Wales	0	0	6	0	2	4	0	12	24
USA	0	4	4	12	0	0	0	0	20
Portugal	2	6	0	0	1	0	6	0	15
France	0	2	0	0	2	0	4	0	8
Tonga	0	0	0	0	4	0	0	0	4
Canada	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	3
Cook Islands	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	2
Arabian Gulf	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Russia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Tunisia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Uganda	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

London Sevens 2009 Fixtures and Results

24th May, 2009

44	24-05-2009 18:52	New Zealand	26 - 31	England	ENG	Final Cup
43	24-05-2009 18:24	Fiji	24 - 10	Portugal	ENG	Final Plate
42	24-05-2009 17:56	Wales	7 - 12	Kenya	ENG	Final Bowl
41	24-05-2009 17:28	USA	7 - 27	Canada	ENG	Final Shield
40	24-05-2009 17:06	Scotland	12 - 26	England	ENG	SF Cup
39	24-05-2009 16:44	South Africa	5 - 10	New Zealand	ENG	SF Cup
38	24-05-2009 15:56	Portugal	19 - 10	Australia	ENG	SF Plate
37	24-05-2009 15:34	France	19 - 35	Fiji	ENG	SF Plate
36	24-05-2009 15:12	Kenya	17 - 10	Samoa	ENG	SF Bowl
35	24-05-2009 14:50	Wales	19 - 14	Argentina	ENG	SF Bowl
34	24-05-2009 14:28	Canada	26 - 24	Germany	ENG	SF Shield
33	24-05-2009 14:06	Georgia	12 - 38	USA	ENG	SF Shield
32	24-05-2009 13:34	England	26 - 12	Australia	ENG	1/4 final Cup
31	24-05-2009 13:12	Scotland	22 - 21	Portugal	ENG	1/4 final Cup
30	24-05-2009 12:50	New Zealand	33 - 14	Fiji	ENG	1/4 final Cup
29	24-05-2009 12:28	South Africa	21 - 5	France	ENG	1/4 final Cup
28	24-05-2009 12:06	Samoa	42 - 0	Germany	ENG	1/4 final Bowl
27	24-05-2009 11:44	Kenya	12 - 7	Canada	ENG	1/4 final Bowl
26	24-05-2009 11:22	Argentina	24 - 19	USA	ENG	1/4 final Bowl
25	24-05-2009 11:00	Wales	36 - 0	Georgia	ENG	1/4 final Bowl

25th May, 2009

24	23-05-2009 20:33	England	31 - 14	Samoa	ENG	Pool B
23	23-05-2009 20:11	Argentina	0 - 38	New Zealand	ENG	Pool D
22	23-05-2009 19:49	Fiji	26 - 5	Kenya	ENG	Pool C
21	23-05-2009 19:27	South Africa	17 - 14	Australia	ENG	Pool A
20	23-05-2009 19:05	France	57 - 7	Georgia	ENG	Pool B
19	23-05-2009 18:43	Portugal	24 - 7	Canada	ENG	Pool D
18	23-05-2009 18:21	USA	0 - 40	Scotland	ENG	Pool C
17	23-05-2009 17:59	Wales	45 - 5	Germany	ENG	Pool A
16	23-05-2009 17:15	Samoa	26 - 26	France	ENG	Pool D
15	23-05-2009 16:53	England	61 - 0	Georgia	ENG	Pool D
14	23-05-2009 16:31	New Zealand	43 - 7	Portugal	ENG	Pool D
13	23-05-2009 16:09	Argentina	24 - 12	Canada	ENG	Pool D
12	23-05-2009 15:47	Kenya	33 - 0	USA	ENG	Pool C
11	23-05-2009 15:25	Fiji	7 - 12	Scotland	ENG	Pool C
10	23-05-2009 15:03	Australia	31 - 21	Wales	ENG	Pool A
9	23-05-2009 14:41	South Africa	70 - 0	Germany	ENG	Pool A
8	23-05-2009 14:09	Samoa	47 - 0	Georgia	ENG	Pool B
7	23-05-2009 13:47	England	20 - 14	France	ENG	Pool B
6	23-05-2009 13:25	New Zealand	40 - 0	Canada	ENG	Pool D
5	23-05-2009 13:03	Argentina	21 - 21	Portugal	ENG	Pool D
4	23-05-2009 12:41	Kenya	17 - 12	Scotland	ENG	Pool C
3	23-05-2009 12:19	Fiji	26 - 10	USA	ENG	Pool C
2	23-05-2009 11:57	Australia	50 - 0	Germany	ENG	Pool A
1	23-05-2009 11:35	South Africa	29 - 5	Wales	ENG	Pool A

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London Sevens 2009 Summary

The London Sevens is played yearly as part of the IRB Sevens World Series for international rugby sevens (seven-a-side version of rugby union). The 2009 contest took place on May 23 and May 24 in London, England, and was be the 7th Cup trophy in the 2008-09 IRB Sevens World Series. England won the most important Cup trophy, with an extra time 31-26 victory over New Zealand; Fiji won the Plate trophy, Kenya won the Bowl trophy, and Canada won the Shield trophy.

An annual rugby union sevens tournament held at Twickenham in London each year. It is part of the IRB Sevens World Series. The current titleholders are England, who beat New Zealand in extra time in the final at Twickenham on 24 May 2009.

London Sevens - Rugby

The London sevens is the English leg of the IRB's world seven series. It take place at Twickenham every year and is one of the top hold up of all the contests. It was also a 'founder member' of the IRB sevens back in 1999.

It is also the 'home leg' of the English rugby team, one of the most winning of the international sevens sides. The sevens side has provided the full international team with a number of players who were to win honours, including the likes of Austin Healy, David Strettle and Matthew Tait.


Twickenham has taken the responsibility of hosting a World Cup final in 1991, and world cup semi finals and quarter finals on other evenst. It has a big and exciting past as a rugby tadium.
The competition, as with the others in the IRB world 7s series (aside from Hong Kong) has 16 teams competing for the Cup, with those that lose transferred into various lesser competitions known as the Plater, the Bowl and the Shield respectively.

Being the residents of London means that any viewers traveling to this contest will be assure to have to find something else to do should they hope to prolong their stay. Such delights as the London Eye, the national gallery and many sporting events and stadiums abound, there is never any cause to be fed up in London.