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Reports
Isle of Man beat hosts but both miss out on big prize
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Isle of Man's big victory was enough to deny Spain the title but not enough to win it themselves
Malta relegated for first time
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Malta's ever-present stay in the Third Division ended when they lost their final game of this year's championships to Belgium
Israel come out on top
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Israel won the European Division Three title after a dramatic last day in Spain but must beat Croatia to win promotion to Division Two
Isle of Man keep alive title hopes
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Isle of Man face title showdown with Spain on the last day after victory over Malta
Title set to go to the wire
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Spain end Israel's 100% record to set up last day thriller with three teams still in with a chance of winning the championship
Emotional scenes as Malta win first match
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Tears of joy after John Callus steers Malta to their first victory of the championship against Portugal.
Hosts stay in touch with top of table
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A vital win for Spain but Belgium make them fight all the way.
Israel win battle of unbeaten teams
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Israel are now the only team with a 100% record after winning a game of just 161 runs in 91 overs.
Isle of Man make it two wins out of two
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Isle of Man beat Belgium to set up Wednesday's game against Israel, the only teams with a 100% record after two games
Portugal stun hosts
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Portugal produced the first upset of the Championships when they beat hosts Spain in a thrilling last over finish
Easy second victory for Israel
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Israel's batsmen were in good form against Malta and their bowlers then finished the job
Crushing win for Spain
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Spain confirmed their tag as one of the title favourites with a 203 runs victory over Malta.
Isle of Man defeats Portugal on day one
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112 from the last 16 overs helped Isle of Man secure a win over Portugal.
Israel given scare by Belgium
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The team relegated from Division Two in 2007 was given a fright as they pipped Belgium by just one wicket.
Tournament Preview
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Spain hosts the European Division 3 Championships in La Manga hoping to go one better than their second place finish in 2007.
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