HSBC Sevens World Series: Glasgow – Results

Published 3 May 2014 | By grootblousmile

HSBC Sevens World SeriesThe Glasgow leg of the HSBC Sevens World Series took place this weekend.

Super Rugby’s broadcast times largely clashed on Saturday with these games, therefore we looked at the results already done and dusted and we followed the rest of the games as they progressed.

The Fixtures and Results were updated from time to time here on Rugby-Talk.

New Zealand takes the Cup, beating Canada in the final by 54 / 7 and now have an unassailable lead of 19 points in the season, effectively already winning the overall title for the season, with one leg to go in the season.

 

Results
45. 04 May 2014 – 18:50 New Zealand 54 – 7 Canada Final Cup
44. 04 May 2014 – 18:16 Fiji 17 – 10 Scotland Third Place
43. 04 May 2014 – 17:48 England 26 – 5 Kenya Final Plate
42. 04 May 2014 –  17:20  Argentina 14 – 20  France Final Bowl
41. 04 May 2014 –  16:52  Japan 12 – 29  Wales Final Shield
40. 04 May 2014 –  16:20  Scotland 7 – 10  Canada SF Cup
39. 04 May 2014 –  15:58  New Zealand 19 – 14  Fiji SF Cup
38. 04 May 2014 –  15:36  South Africa 7 – 14  Kenya SF Plate
37. 04 May 2014 –  15:14  Australia 7 – 21  England SF Plate
36. 04 May 2014 –  14:52  Spain 0 – 24  France SF Bowl
35. 04 May 2014 –  14:30  Samoa 12 – 29  Argentina SF Bowl
34. 04 May 2014 –  14:08  Portugal 7 – 38  Wales SF Shield
33. 04 May 2014 –  13:46  United States 14 – 19  Japan SF Shield
32. 04 May 2014 –  13:04  Canada 14 – 5  Kenya QF Cup
31. 04 May 2014 –  12:42  Scotland 12 – 7  South Africa QF Cup
30. 04 May 2014 –  12:20  Fiji 14 – 12  England QF Cup
29. 04 May 2014 –  11:58  New Zealand 19 – 7  Australia QF Cup
28. 04 May 2014 –  11:36  France 21 – 7  Wales QF Bowl
27. 04 May 2014 –  11:14  Spain 24 – 14  Portugal QF Bowl
26. 04 May 2014 –  10:52  Argentina 35 – 7  Japan QF Bowl
25. 04 May 2014 –  10:30  Samoa 31 – 12  United States QF Bowl
24. 03 May 2014 –  19:21  Scotland 33 – 12  Spain Pool D
23. 03 May 2014 –  18:59  Australia 34 – 14  United States Pool D
22. 03 May 2014 –  18:37  New Zealand 19 – 5  South Africa Pool A
21. 03 May 2014 –  18:15  Samoa 28 – 5  Portugal Pool A
20. 03 May 2014 –  17:53  France 31 – 5  Japan Pool B
19. 03 May 2014 –  17:31  England 7 – 7  Canada Pool B
18. 03 May 2014 –  17:09  Argentina 19 – 33  Kenya Pool C
17. 03 May 2014 –  16:47  Fiji 45 – 0  Wales Pool C
16. 03 May 2014 –  16:10  United States 0 – 26  Scotland Pool D
15. 03 May 2014 –  15:48  Australia 36 – 7  Spain Pool D
14. 03 May 2014 –  15:26  South Africa 40 – 0  Samoa Pool A
13. 03 May 2014 –  15:04  New Zealand 38 – 0  Portugal Pool A
12. 03 May 2014 –  14:42  Canada 28 – 12  France Pool B
11. 03 May 2014 –  14:20  England 33 – 24  Japan Pool B
10. 03 May 2014 –  13:58  Wales 17 – 28  Argentina Pool C
9. 03 May 2014 –  13:36  Fiji 24 – 17  Kenya Pool C
8. 03 May 2014 –  13:04  United States 7 – 17  Spain Pool D
7. 03 May 2014 –  12:42  Australia 7 – 19  Scotland Pool D
6. 03 May 2014 –  12:20  South Africa 38 – 0  Portugal Pool A
5. 03 May 2014 –  11:58  New Zealand 26 – 7  Samoa Pool A
4. 03 May 2014 –  11:36  Canada 52 – 0  Japan Pool B
3. 03 May 2014 –  11:14  England 21 – 5  France Pool B
2. 03 May 2014 –  10:52  Wales 24 – 19  Kenya Pool C
1. 03 May 2014 –  10:30  Fiji 26 – 7  Argentina Pool C

108 Responses to HSBC Sevens World Series: Glasgow – Results

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  • 31

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 1:53 pm

    Come on Blitzbokkies. Really can’t lose to Scotland here.

  • 32

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 1:55 pm

    Handling skills letting us down here. We could lose to Scotland here.

  • 33

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 1:55 pm

    Again we mess it up.

  • 34

    grootblousmile on 4 May 2014 at 1:57 pm

    Try Riddell, Scotland

  • 35

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 1:58 pm

    Scotland 12 SA 7

  • 36

    grootblousmile on 4 May 2014 at 1:58 pm

    Scotland 12 / 7 SA

  • 37

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 1:59 pm

    Think this ref is blowing unfair at times here.

  • 38

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 2:00 pm

    Again we getting nothing from this ref.

    We had better score here or we out the cup.

  • 39

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 2:02 pm

    Scotland win and we out. Sad

  • 40

    nortierd on 4 May 2014 at 2:04 pm

    We lost to Scotland?
    No disrespect too them, but surely we should beat them?

  • 41

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 2:05 pm

    On another note. Marcell Coetzee is out the Sharks tour. Heading back home and Botes on his way to Australia.

    Think our tour just got a whole lot harder as Marcell was our best player. He might be back for the Stormers game back home. Now keeping fingers crossed we don’t lose Deysel as he has also been outstanding for Sharks.

  • 42

    Puma on 4 May 2014 at 2:09 pm

    40 @ nortierd:

    We should have beaten them. Then we done some stupid stuff also ref seemed at times to blow more for the Scots.
    Anyhow I don’t take this format that serious as it is more like 20/20 cricket. Anyone can win on the day.

  • 43

    robzim on 4 May 2014 at 2:14 pm

    @ Puma:

    Hi Puma.. how are you doing.

    I do not fully agree with you re the T20 cricket… the Proteas NEVER win when it matters..like during world cup finals… so your statement that anyone can win on the day is not fully correct 🙂

    Well done to the Sharks… about time a SA team win overseas.

  • 44

    nortierd on 4 May 2014 at 2:21 pm

    @Puma 42
    Not sure I agree, even in 7’s the stronger teams usually prevails.
    Upsets are not so frequent.
    But I’m not sure our 7 side is that strong, didn’t see the game, but disappointed with the result, especially considering that we are chasing the nr 1 spot.
    Looks like another year NZ will dominate and win again. Even if they don’t win every tournament, they are consistent and end in the top 4 of most tournaments.

  • 45

    robzim on 4 May 2014 at 2:32 pm

    @43

    @ nortierd:

    Yes.. the kiwi’s are moving futher ahead of us. Yesterday they beat us fairly easily without even using a few of their best players.

    I wonder if top players will be made available for the 7’s Olympic team ..mind you, 7’s are so specialised and it requires a much more atletic type of player, i am not sure if we have many players with super rugby contracts who will make the team.

    Take the current Stormer team for example…. only Kolbe will walk into the current 7’s team… someone like Damian might perhaps make it as a forward.

  • 46

    nortierd on 4 May 2014 at 2:36 pm

    @Rob
    I’m sure a class player will be good in all forms.
    Remember when guys like Joost, Bobby, Campo, Lomu, Cullen etc excelled in both forms.
    Imagine a Folau in 7’s ,I think he will be devastating

  • 47

    robzim on 4 May 2014 at 2:59 pm

    @ nortierd:

    The names you mentioned were exceptional players ( Bobby for one year only) … not many of them around at the moment

    SB Williams will also be devastating at 7’s.

    Cullen ( the real one) was a freak… no back who is playing at the moment can be compared to him imo..

  • 48

    NZINCHINA on 4 May 2014 at 4:12 pm

    If we win in Scotland do we take the title.That would be nice.

  • 49

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:24 pm

    48 @ NZINCHINA:
    Hi there NZINCHINA, well you are just one win away from winning in Glasgow, and that game will be against Canada or Scotland who are playing now in the semi final.

  • 50

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:25 pm

    New Zealand beat Fiji in the first cup semi final – 19/14

  • 51

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:25 pm

    Japan play Wales in the final of the shield

  • 52

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:28 pm

    Argentina play France in the bowl final and England play Kenya in the plate final after Kenya beat the Blitz Bokke 14/7 in the plate semi-final and England beat Australia 7/21.

  • 53

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:36 pm

    WP Nel scored another try for Edinburgh yesterday (his 6th of the season) but they were over powered by Munster in the end (for the 2nd time this season) with Munster scoring 7 tries to Edinburgh’s 2, Carl Bezuidenhout also scored a try for Edinburgh. Final score: Edinburgh 12/55 Munster.

  • 54

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:37 pm

    Latest score can find in the 7s cup semi-final – Scotland 0/7 Canada, come on Scotland.

  • 55

    NZINCHINA on 4 May 2014 at 5:40 pm

    @ Bullscot:

    Cheers, Canada or Scotland that’s a surprise.

  • 56

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:41 pm

    6 min into 2nd half – Scotland 0/10 Canada – penalty to Canada, oh dear

  • 57

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:42 pm

    Canada won. Scotland 7/10 Canada.

  • 58

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:44 pm

    Scott Riddell got a try in the 9th min of 2nd half which Colin Gregor converted but it was too late to catch up to Canada who face the daunting task of playing New Zealand in the Cup final.

  • 59

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:47 pm

    Good bit of football skills helped Connor Trainor in the lead up to this try he scored on day 1 in Glasgow:

  • 60

    Bullscot on 4 May 2014 at 5:53 pm

    55 @ NZINCHINA:
    It will Canada against you NZ, which should be a comfortable win and considering you went into this one 7 points ahead of South Africa who not done well and 24 points ahead of 3rd placed Fiji who can finish now higher than 3rd in Glasgow (play Scotland in 3rd/4th place play off) would think that winning today would pretty much give the series title to New Zealand unless they had a real shocker in London next weekend.

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