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The 2023 Dubai Sevens or SVNS DXB was a rugby sevens tournament played at The Sevens. Twelve men's teams and a similar number of women's teams participated.[1]

2023 Dubai Sevens
2023–24 SVNS
Host nation UAE
Men
Date2–3 December 2023
Champion South Africa
Runner-up Argentina
Third New Zealand
Women
Date2–3 December 2023
Champion Australia
Runner-up New Zealand
Third France
Tournament details
Matches played64

2022

2024

South Africa won the men's event and their fifth consecutive title in Dubai, defeating Argentina in the final. Australia won the women's event and their fourth consecutive title in Dubai, defeating New Zealand in the final.[2][3]

Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  South Africa 3 0 78 47 +31 9
  New Zealand 2 1 59 54 +5 7
  Samoa 1 2 50 36 +14 4
  Canada 0 3 35 85 –50 1
Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  Argentina 3 0 74 33 +41 9
  Ireland 2 1 61 39 +22 6
  Australia 1 2 51 57 –6 4
  Spain 0 3 23 86 –57 0
Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  United States 2 1 76 47 +29 7
  Fiji 2 1 61 43 +18 6
  France 1 2 54 66 –12 3
  Great Britain 1 2 36 71 –35 3

9th to 12th playoffs

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9th place semifinals9th place final
      
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  France26
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Spain12
  France22
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Great Britain0
  Great Britain21
  Canada14
11th place final
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Spain19
  Canada14
Team Point Differential
  Ireland 20
  Samoa 7
  Australia -8
  United States -11

Seventh place

Fifth place

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
          
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  South Africa24
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Australia7
  South Africa14
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Fiji7
  Ireland24
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Fiji29
  South Africa12
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Argentina7
  United States0
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  New Zealand40
  New Zealand19
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Argentina21 3rd place final
  Samoa14
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Argentina21
  Fiji12
  New Zealand17
Place  Team
    South Africa
    Argentina
    New Zealand
4   Fiji
5   Ireland
6   Samoa
7   Australia
8   United States
9   France
10   Great Britain
11   Spain
12   Canada
Player Country
Leroy Carter   New Zealand
Scott Curry   New Zealand
Selvyn Davids   South Africa
Rosko Specman   South Africa
Marcos Moneta   Argentina
Germán Schulz   Argentina
Terio Veilawa   Fiji
Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  New Zealand 3 0 91 42 +49 9
  Fiji 2 1 80 63 +17 6
  Great Britain 1 2 41 86 –45 3
  South Africa 0 3 36 57 –21 2
Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  Australia 3 0 138 5 +133 9
  Ireland 2 1 59 54 +5 6
  Brazil 1 2 35 70 –35 4
  Japan 0 3 19 121 –103 0
Team W L PF PA PD Pts
  France 3 0 95 12 +83 9
  Canada 2 1 53 51 +2 6
  United States 1 2 42 53 –11 4
  Spain 0 3 19 93 –74 0

9th to 12th playoffs

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9th place semifinals9th place final
      
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Great Britain0
 
  Japan21
  Japan12
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  South Africa5
  South Africa17
  Spain0
11th place final
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Great Britain26
  Spain12
Team Point Differential
  Ireland 3
  Fiji -7
  United States -38
  Brazil -47

Seventh place

Fifth place

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
          
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  New Zealand26
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Brazil14
  New Zealand21
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Canada19
  Ireland12
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Canada14
  New Zealand19
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Australia26
  France38
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Fiji14
  France14
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  Australia21 3rd place final
  Australia32
3 December 2023– 00:00 – The Sevens
  United States5
  Canada5
  France26
Place  Team
    Australia
    New Zealand
    France
4   Canada
5   Fiji
6   Ireland
7   United States
8   Brazil
9   Japan
10   South Africa
11   Great Britain
12   Spain
Player Country
Charlotte Caslick   Australia
Maddison Levi   Australia
Teagan Levi   Australia
Jorja Miller   New Zealand
Anne-Cécile Ciofani   France
Florence Symonds   Canada
Reapi Ulunisau   Fiji
2023–24 SVNS
Preceded by

None (first event)

2023 Dubai Sevens Succeeded by