Fili Stadium
Moscow, Russian Federation · 17 Tests, 1979–2002
Capacity: about 29,500 Sample data invented figure; no capacity data yet
Most wins here
Biggest win
65–3Russia v Netherlands, 2002Tests here, newest first
- 2 June 2002Russia v NetherlandsMen's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 200365–3
- 27 Oct 1996Russia v CzechiaFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199637–14
- 6 May 1995Russia v BelgiumFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199532–15
- 6 Nov 1993Russia v ItalyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199319–30
- 15 May 1993Russia v Morocco24–16
- 3 Nov 1991USSR v ItalyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 19913–21
- 10 May 1991USSR v SpainFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199130–3
- 20 Oct 1990USSR v RomaniaFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 19903–10
- 5 Nov 1989USSR v ItalyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 198915–12
- 25 Sept 1988USSR v USASocialisticheskaya Industriya 198831–16
- 17 Sept 1988Romania v USASocialisticheskaya Industriya 19887–17
- 10 Nov 1985USSR v ItalyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 198515–13
- 6 Aug 1984USSR v PolandSocialisticheskaya Industriya 198425–10
- 24 Oct 1982USSR v GermanyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 198231–9
- 17 May 1981USSR v RomaniaFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 198110–18
- 28 Oct 1979USSR v ItalyFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 19799–0
- 20 May 1979USSR v SpainFederation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 197915–9