2014 Australian Football International Cup


The 2014 Australian Football International Cup was the fifth edition of the Australian Football International Cup, an international Australian rules football competition run by the Australian Football League.
It was contested between Saturday August 9 to Saturday August 23, with games played in Melbourne. All three previous champions participated in the tournament.

Men's Tournament

There are 18 nations competing in the 2014 Tournament. Of these, 15 competed in the previous tournament; Indonesia and Pakistan make their debuts, while Finland return having previously competed in 2008. The teams were seeded into three pools of six to decide which teams would play each other, though all teams will be ranked on a single ladder.
Pool APool BPool C

    • First Round (Days 1-3)

    Ladder Till Day 3

    The top four teams at the end of Day 3 progress to the International Cup Semi-Finals. The other teams will play another match, depending on their ladder position, with those results added to the Ladder to decide Day 5 matchups.
    The 5th to 12th-placed teams will play in Division 1 for the remainder of the tournament, and the 13th-placed team onwards will play in Division 2.
    TEAM
    13300431133315.3812Preliminary
    Finals
    2330023251454.9012Preliminary
    Finals
    3330030181371.6012Preliminary
    Finals
    4321043165663.088Preliminary
    Finals
    5321025952498.088Division
    One
    63210325103315.538Division
    One
    73210316102309.808Division
    One
    8321026788303.418Division
    One
    9321024692267.398Division
    One
    103120152106143.404Division
    One
    11312013722560.894Division
    One
    12312011920558.054Division
    One
    1331209131129.264Division
    Two
    1431207932324.484Division
    Two
    153120273348.084Division
    Two
    1630303729912.370Division
    Two
    173030134832.690Division
    Two
    183030115492.000Division
    Two

    Semi Finals (Day 4)

    Note: Ladder positions in this section refer to standings after Day 3 of the tournament.

    Divisional Matches (Day 4)

    Final Division Ladders

    Division 1
    TEAM
    1431032867489.5512Division
    One Final
    24310472109433.0312Division
    One Final
    34310325112290.18127th Place
    Playoff
    44310365135270.37127th Place
    Playoff
    54220287167171.8689th Place
    Playoff
    64130185155119.3549th Place
    Playoff
    7413013427448.91411th Place
    Playoff
    8413014337238.44411th Place
    Playoff

    Division 2
    TEAM
    1422015134344.028
    2422011336830.718
    341306230720.204
    441304433413.174
    54040436097.060
    64040215084.130

    Positional Finals (Days 5 & 6)

    Note: Ladder positions in this section refer to standings after Day 4 of the tournament.

    Grand Final (Day 6)

    Final standings

    TEAM
    1Preliminary
    Finals
    2 IrelandPreliminary
    Finals
    3Preliminary
    Finals
    4Preliminary
    Finals
    5 CanadaDivision
    One
    6Division
    One
    7Division
    One
    8Division
    One
    9Division
    One
    10Division
    One
    11Division
    One
    12Division
    One
    13Division
    Two
    14Division
    Two
    15Division
    Two
    16Division
    Two
    17Division
    Two
    18Division
    Two

    Women's Tournament

    For the second consecutive time, there was a concurrent Women's tournament alongside the Men's competition. Seven teams participated from five countries - the United States and Canada both fielded two teams.
    Each team played four matches across five matchdays. Matches played on Saturday 16 August - the "Community Round" of the tournament - were played as curtain-raisers to other amateur Metropolitan and Country football matches to be confirmed; all other games in the round-robin were held at Royal Park, Melbourne.

    Ladder

    TEAM
    4400397211890.4816
    440027833842.4216
    431021570307.148
    42208716453.054
    41205621426.174
    4030273038.910
    4030222777.940

    Finals

    After the round-robin tournament, the last placed team was eliminated. The other six teams played one extra match to decide the final placings, with the top two teams on the ladder playing in the Women's International Cup Grand Final.