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{{Use dmy dates|date=May 2020}}
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[[File:Antimcup2018.png|thumb|right|Antim Cup]]
[[File:Antimcup2018.png|thumb|right|Antim Cup]]
The '''Antim Cup''' is contested between the [[rugby union]] teams of [[Romania national rugby union team|Romania]] (The Oaks) and [[Georgia national rugby union team|Georgia]] ("The Lelos"). It is named after the [[Metropolis of Muntenia and Dobrudja]] [[Anthim the Iberian]], who was originally a [[Georgians|Georgian]].
The '''Antim Cup''' ({{lang-ka|ანთიმოზ ივერიელის თასი|tr}}; {{lang-ro|Cupa Antim Ivireanul}}) is contested between the [[rugby union]] teams of [[Romania national rugby union team|Romania]] (The Oaks) and [[Georgia national rugby union team|Georgia]] ("The Lelos"). It is named after the [[Metropolitan of Wallachia]] [[Anthim the Iberian]], who was originally a [[Georgians|Georgian]].


The Antim Cup is contested each time Georgia and Romania meet in a senior international match other than World Cup matches. The holder retains the cup unless the challenger wins the match in normal time.
The Antim Cup is contested each time Georgia and Romania meet in a senior international match other than World Cup matches. The holder retains the cup unless the challenger wins the match in normal time.
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It was decided that the cup should be named after Antimoz Iverieli (Georgian version) – Antim Ivireanul (Romanian version) (c. 1650–1716). The Rugby Supporters' League (RML) of Georgia approached the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, [[Ilia II of Georgia|Ilia II]] through influential go-betweens and received his blessing for the use of the name 'Antim'.
It was decided that the cup should be named after Antimoz Iverieli (Georgian version) – Antim Ivireanul (Romanian version) (c. 1650–1716). The Rugby Supporters' League (RML) of Georgia approached the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, [[Ilia II of Georgia|Ilia II]] through influential go-betweens and received his blessing for the use of the name 'Antim'.


The trophy was made by Georgian sculptor and former rugby union footballer [[Gia Japaridze]], who cast the cup in gilded [[bronze]].
The trophy was made by Georgian sculptor and former rugby union player [[Gia Japaridze]], who cast the cup in gilded [[bronze]].


The current holder is Georgia, who defeated Romania 41–13 on 1 February 2020 in Tbilisi.
The current holder is Georgia, who defeated Romania 43–5 on 2 March 2024 in [[Tbilisi]].


==Results==
==Previous winners==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width=85%
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width=85%
!Year
!Year
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!Score
!Score
!Away
!Away
⚫
!Cup holder{{efn|name=holder|In the event of a draw, the previous winner retains the trophy.}}
!Cup Winner
!Venue
!Venue
|-
|-
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|'''23–31'''
|'''23–31'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}
|{{ru|ROU}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''6–19'''
|'''6–19'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}
|{{ru|ROU}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''25–18'''
|'''25–18'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}
|{{ru|ROU}}
|[[Iași]]
|[[Iași]]
|-
|-
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|'''20–13'''
|'''20–13'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''35–10'''
|'''35–10'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}
|{{ru|ROU}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''17–20'''
|'''17–20'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''22–7'''
|'''22–7'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''28–23'''
|'''28–23'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''22–10'''
|'''22–10'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}
|{{ru|ROU}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''18–11'''
|'''18–11'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''13–19'''
|'''13–19'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''9–9'''
|'''9–9'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|{{ru|GEO}}{{efn|name=holder}}
|style="background:"|''Draw''<sup>1</sup>
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''22–9'''
|'''22–9'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''6–15'''
|'''6–15'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''38–9'''
|'''38–9'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''8–7'''
|'''8–7'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|{{ru|ROU}}
|style="background:yellow;"|{{ru|ROU}}<ref>The games were not reversed. Still a Romanian victory</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Judicial Committee Judgement|url=https://pulse-static-files.s3.amazonaws.com/worldrugby/document/2018/05/15/9e1cf4e4-5b13-467e-98ee-c52feeb95e12/180515-RWC-2019-Qualification-Dispute-Judgment-003-.pdf|accessdate=16 May 2018}}</ref>
|[[Bucharest]]
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
|-
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|'''25–16'''
|'''25–16'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''9–18'''
|'''9–18'''
|Georgia
|Georgia
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Cluj]]
|[[Cluj]]
|-
|-
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|'''41–13'''
|'''41–13'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|-
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|'''28–17'''
|'''28–17'''
|Romania
|Romania
|style="background:red;"|{{ru|GEO}}
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|2022
|12 March
⚫
|Romania
|'''23–26'''
⚫
|Georgia
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Bucharest]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |2023
|4 March
|Georgia
|'''31–7'''
|Romania
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|12 August
|Georgia
|'''56–6'''
|Romania
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|-
|2024
|2 March
|Georgia
|'''43–5'''
|Romania
|{{ru|GEO}}
|[[Tbilisi]]
|}
{{reflist|group=lower-alpha}}

==Summary==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!width="120"| Venue
!width="120"| Played
!width="120"| Won by<br />{{ru|GEO}}
!width="120"| Won by<br />{{ru|ROU}}
!width="120"| Drawn
!width="120"| Georgia points
!width="120"| Romania points
|-
| align=left|In Georgia
| 14
| 12
| 2
| 0
| 401
| 185
|-
| align=left|In Romania
| 10
| 5
| 4
| 1
| 152
| 167
|-
| align=left|'''Overall'''
| '''24'''
| '''17'''
| '''6'''
| '''1'''
| '''553'''
| '''352'''
|}
|}
⚫
* In the event of a draw, the previous winner retains the trophy.


==Honours==
Total wins:
* '''{{ru|GEO}} (18):''' 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 (1), 2023 (2), 2024
⚫
* Georgia: 13
* '''{{ru|ROU}} (6):''' 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2017
⚫
* Romania: 6
* Draws: 1


==See also==
==See also==
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[[Category:Georgia national rugby union team]]
[[Category:Georgia national rugby union team]]
[[Category:Romania national rugby union team]]
[[Category:Romania national rugby union team]]
[[Category:Georgia (country)–Romania sports relations]]
[[Category:Rugby union international rivalry trophies]]
[[Category:Rugby union international rivalry trophies]]
[[Category:International rugby union competitions hosted by Georgia (country)]]
[[Category:International rugby union competitions hosted by Georgia (country)]]

Latest revision as of 16:24, 19 March 2024

Antim Cup

The Antim Cup (Georgian: ანთიმოზ ივერიელის თასი, romanized: antimoz iverielis tasi; Romanian: Cupa Antim Ivireanul) is contested between the rugby union teams of Romania (The Oaks) and Georgia ("The Lelos"). It is named after the Metropolitan of Wallachia Anthim the Iberian, who was originally a Georgian.

The Antim Cup is contested each time Georgia and Romania meet in a senior international match other than World Cup matches. The holder retains the cup unless the challenger wins the match in normal time.

History

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There was a motion from the Georgia Rugby Union just before the 2000 European Nations Cup decider in Tbilisi, to establish a challenge cup along the lines of the Calcutta and Bledisloe Cups to be annually played for between the Oaks and the Lelos.

It was decided that the cup should be named after Antimoz Iverieli (Georgian version) – Antim Ivireanul (Romanian version) (c. 1650–1716). The Rugby Supporters' League (RML) of Georgia approached the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, Ilia II through influential go-betweens and received his blessing for the use of the name 'Antim'.

The trophy was made by Georgian sculptor and former rugby union player Gia Japaridze, who cast the cup in gilded bronze.

The current holder is Georgia, who defeated Romania 43–5 on 2 March 2024 in Tbilisi.

Results

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Year Date Startseite Score Away Cup holder[a] Venue
2002 6 April Georgien 23–31 Rumänien  Rumänien Tbilisi
2003 30 March Georgien 6–19 Rumänien  Rumänien Tbilisi
2004 27 May Rumänien 25–18 Georgien  Rumänien Iași
2005 12 March Georgien 20–13 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2006 25 February Rumänien 35–10 Georgien  Rumänien Bucharest
2007 3 February Rumänien 17–20 Georgien  Georgien Bucharest
2008 9 February Georgien 22–7 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2009 14 March Georgien 28–23 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2010 13 March Rumänien 22–10 Georgien  Rumänien Bucharest
2011 12 March Georgien 18–11 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2012 10 March Rumänien 13–19 Georgien  Georgien Bucharest
2013 16 March Rumänien 9–9 Georgien  Georgien[a] Bucharest
2014 15 March Georgien 22–9 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2015 21 March Rumänien 6–15 Georgien  Georgien Bucharest
2016 19 March Georgien 38–9 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2017 19 March Rumänien 8–7 Georgien  Rumänien Bucharest
2018 18 March Georgien 25–16 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2019 9 February Rumänien 9–18 Georgien  Georgien Cluj
2020 1 February Georgien 41–13 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2021 28 March Georgien 28–17 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2022 12 March Rumänien 23–26 Georgien  Georgien Bucharest
2023 4 March Georgien 31–7 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
12 August Georgien 56–6 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
2024 2 March Georgien 43–5 Rumänien  Georgien Tbilisi
  1. ^ a b In the event of a draw, the previous winner retains the trophy.

Summary

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Venue Played Won by
 Georgien 		Won by
 Rumänien 		Drawn Georgia points Romania points
In Georgia 14 12 2 0 401 185
In Romania 10 5 4 1 152 167
Overall 24 17 6 1 553 352

Honours

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  •  Georgien (18): 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 (1), 2023 (2), 2024
  •  Rumänien (6): 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2017

See also

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References

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  • Trophies from rugbyfootballhistory.com
  • Barker, Clive (7 February 2007). "Antim Cup battle illustrates gulf in class". ESPN. Retrieved 5 February 2017.
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