TheBreakdown
Full time27 May 2006
Ukraine
12–55
Russia
Spartak Stadium, Kiev, Ukraine · European Nations Cup Men's 2006Head-to-head

Russia won by 43 points.

Scoring

  1. –CRussia conversion · Pavel Novikov
  2. –CRussia conversion · Pavel Novikov
  3. –CRussia conversion · Pavel Novikov
  4. –CRussia conversion · Igor Klyuchnikov
  5. –CRussia conversion · Igor Klyuchnikov
  6. –TRussia try · Alexander Khrokin
  7. –TRussia try · Alexander Voytov
  8. –TRussia try · Andrey Garbuzov
  9. –TRussia try · Alexey Panasenko
  10. –TRussia try · Alexander Shakirov
  11. –TRussia try · Alexander Shakirov
  12. –TRussia try · Alexander Gvozdovsky
  13. –TRussia try · Sergey Trishin
  14. –TRussia try · Andrey Kuzin

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

Line-ups

Ukraine

    Russia

    1. 1Alexander KhrokinProp
    2. 2Roman RomakHooker
    3. 3Ivan PrishchepenkoProp
    4. 4Alexander VoytovSecond row
    5. 5Alexey RechnevSecond row
    6. 6Artem FatakhovFlanker
    7. 7Andrey GarbuzovFlanker
    8. 8Alexey PanasenkoNumber 8
    9. 9Alexander ShakirovScrum-half
    10. 10Alexey KorobeynikovFly-half
    11. 11Alexander GvozdovskyWing
    12. 12Sergey TrishinCentre
    13. 13Andrey KuzinCentre
    14. 14Pavel NovikovWing
    15. 15Igor KlyuchnikovFull-back
    16. 16Sergey NovoselovBench
    17. 17Vladimir MarchenkoBench
    18. 18Sergey PopovBench
    19. 19Igor KurashovBench
    20. 20Vladislav KorshunovBench
    21. 21Dmitry ZubarevBench
    22. 22Kirill KushnarevBench

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    Context

    All-time, Ukraine 0–9 Russia in 9 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

    Ukraine going in
    Russia 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.