Full time25 May 2002
Venue not recorded · European Nations Bowl Men's 2002Head-to-head
Hungary won by 15 points.
Scoring
- –CIsrael conversion · Pablo Cabral
- –PIsrael penalty · Pablo Cabral
- –PIsrael penalty · Pablo Cabral
- –PIsrael penalty · Pablo Cabral
- –PIsrael penalty · Pablo Cabral
- –TIsrael try · Yonatan Kaplan
- –TIsrael try · Alex Tkachenko
The scoring record for this Test does not add up to the final score, so running scores are hidden.
Line-ups
Hungary
- 1Zoltan KeckelProp
- 2Istvan HockHooker
- 3Istvan TothProp
- 4Viktor MadaraszSecond row
- 5Miklos DobaiSecond row
- 6Zoltan KollerFlanker
- 7Laszlo SzolosiFlanker
- 8Zsolt NagyNumber 8
- 9Tamas PfeifferScrum-half
- 10Gabor StiglmayerFly-half
- 11Gabor KendiWing
- 12Szaboles HegedusCentre
- 13Karoly SuioganCentre
- 14Bohm BalazsWing
- 15Kornel ArdelanFull-back
- 16Tamas MarosiBench
- 17Tamas OdorBench
- 18Csaba BatoBench
- 19Gyorgy IvanfiBench
- 20Marton BistraiBench
- 21Balazs KissBench
- 22Andras SirokiBench
Israel
- 1Matan BroshProp
- 2Tomer BrachaHooker
- 3Miron ShtiglitzProp
- 4Oren AltSecond row
- 5Alexander VeclovSecond row
- 6Alex TkachenkoFlanker
- 7Nathan AmosFlanker
- 8Yonatan KaplanNumber 8
- 9Hanan GamburgScrum-half
- 10Ariel CabralFly-half
- 11Aviv CogoluegenesWing
- 12Elia BelkinCentre
- 13Daniel RabinovichCentre
- 14Michael RappaportWing
- 15Pablo CabralFull-back
- 16Damian ZabarskyBench
- 17Nahum BelverBench
- 18Erel KleinBench
- 19Ram CohenBench
- 20Stav GurtovoyBench
- 21Daniel FridrichBench
- 22Shachor AloniBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Hungary 1–3 Israel in 4 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Hungary going in
Israel going in
- Previous meeting: 30 May 1993, Hungary 8–67 Israel
- Next meeting on record: 30 October 2010
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.