Full time30 October 2004
Odense Stadium, Odense, Denmark · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2007Head-to-head
Moldova won by 9 points.
Scoring
- 21’TDenmark try · Matthew Riley5–0
- 29’PMoldova penalty · Octavian Manoli5–3
- 33’PDenmark penalty · Morten Nielsen8–3
- 41’PDenmark penalty · Morten Nielsen11–3
- 69’CMoldova conversion · Octavian Manoli11–5
- 69’TMoldova try · Vasile Bolea11–10
- 73’TMoldova try · Vitalii Corobcean11–15
- 76’TMoldova try · Alexandru Şişcan11–20
Line-ups
Denmark
- 1Shane JacklynProp
- 2Michael BransholmHooker
- 3Soren BrobyskovProp
- 4Thomas ThiedeSecond row
- 5Jens NielsonSecond row
- 6Kevin SteelFlanker
- 7Reuben PanioraFlanker
- 8Mikael RasmussenNumber 8
- 9Matthew RileyScrum-half
- 10Morten NielsenFly-half
- 11Jesper JensenWing
- 12Marcus HvassCentre
- 13Kristoffer VandborgCentre
- 14Matthew DelanyWing
- 15Ian TullochFull-back
- 16Jesper ChristensenBench
- 17Kasper Vad PedersenBench
- 18Frank KristensenBench
- 19Morten JorgensenBench
- 20Dodji HounouBench
- 21Lars NewmanBench
- 22René KristensenBench
Moldova
- 1Vasile BoleaProp
- 2Dumitru VasilachiHooker
- 3Vadim CobilasProp
- 4Andrei SalcoclSecond row
- 5Oleg ChitanuSecond row
- 6Oleg PrepelitaFlanker
- 7Veaceslav TiticaFlanker
- 8Alexandru ŞişcanNumber 8
- 9Nicolae ChirilaScrum-half
- 10Octavian ManoliFly-half
- 11Serghei BotezatuWing
- 12Viorel GutuCentre
- 13Sergiu MotocCentre
- 14Vitalii CorobceanWing
- 15Gheorghe VolosciucFull-back
- 16Dumitru EnachiBench
- 17Alexandru TataruBench
- 18Lilian BalaurBench
- 19Andrei RomanovBench
- 20Nicolae CaburganBench
- 21Dinu DabijaBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Denmark 1–2 Moldova in 3 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Denmark going in
Moldova going in
- Next meeting on record: 7 May 2022
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.