TheBreakdown
Full time24 October 1982
USSR
31–9
Germany
Fili Stadium, Moscow, Russian Federation · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1982Head-to-head

USSR won by 22 points.

Scoring

  1. 3’TUSSR try · Sergey Bratko
  2. 10’PUSSR penalty · Pavel Berzin
  3. 31’TUSSR try · Sergey Isakov
  4. 32’CUSSR conversion · Pavel Berzin
  5. 39’TUSSR try · Pavel Berzin
  6. 40’CUSSR conversion · Pavel Berzin
  7. 53’TUSSR try · Ramil 'Roman' Hairulin
  8. 75’TUSSR try · Pavel Berzin
  9. 80’TUSSR try · Alexander Tikhonov

The scoring record for this Test does not add up to the final score, so running scores are hidden.

Line-ups

USSR

  1. 1Anatoly SheverevProp
  2. 2Rauf 'Roman' MalikovHooker
  3. 3Visarion 'Besso' LiluashviliProp
  4. 4Vladimir PozdniakovSecond row
  5. 5Alexander TikhonovSecond row
  6. 6Viktor KushnarevFlanker
  7. 7Ramil 'Roman' HairulinFlanker
  8. 8Alexander OvchinikovNumber 8
  9. 9Sergey IsakovScrum-half
  10. 10Oleg SljussarFly-half
  11. 11Igor MironovWing
  12. 12Igor OvchinikovCentre
  13. 13Yuri KarpukhinCentre
  14. 14Pavel BerzinWing
  15. 15Sergey BratkoFull-back
  16. Vladimir BobrovBench
  17. Igor ErmakovBench

Germany

  1. 1Hans-Joachim SchmidtProp
  2. 2Jurgen MerzHooker
  3. 3Rudolf FinstererProp
  4. 4Gunter NeumannSecond row
  5. 5Frank OltersdorfSecond row
  6. 6Christoph AlbingerFlanker
  7. 7Peter MehlFlanker
  8. 8Martin HaasNumber 8
  9. 9Klaus BiehlScrum-half
  10. 10Franz RothFly-half
  11. 11Hans Joachim KlossWing
  12. 12Claus HimmerCentre
  13. 13Horst KemmlingCentre
  14. 14Roger SchroderWing
  15. 15Gunter BrandFull-back

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Context

All-time, USSR 5–1 Germany in 6 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

USSR going in
Germany going in

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.