Kenya Ivory Coast Madagascar Morocco Namibia South Africa Amateurs Tunisia Uganda Zimbabwe
Final positions
Champions
Morocco
Runner-up
Madagascar
Tournament statistics
Matches played
12
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Main article: Africa Cup
The 2005 Africa Cup (Official name "Top 9") was the 6th edition of the continental rugby union tournament arranged by Confederation of African Rugby (CAR).
It was won by Morocco, that defeated Madagascar in the final.
The final was played at the "Stade de France" before the match between France and South Africa match of the 2005 South Africa rugby union tour of Argentina and Europe. The match was arranged in that venue, due to participation of South African Amateurs selection, who were surprisingly defeated in the semifinal by Madagascar.
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