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Bragging Rights

on Wednesday 4th of March 2026 (GMT+1300)Click heading(s) to sort
TeamRanking
Points		Coach
wins		HemFormWRWCs won
393.9485.2%SH9584
190.330.0%SH8013
988.9077.9%NH6220
588.4075.4%NH7550
685.6360.5%NH7101
484.9748.0%SH5000
881.7155.4%NH5120
281.530.0%SH2302
1681.1466.7%SH6510
1179.8040.0%NH3500
1874.0940.9%NH4510
773.6214.3%NH1200
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DateTournRndMatchScoreTriesPntsVenueNeut.
Sun, 22 Feb 20266N,GG3 FRA v ITA33-85:15-0Lille
Sat, 21 Feb 20266N,DW3 WAL v SCO23-262:41-5Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Sat, 21 Feb 20266N,MT3 ENG v IRE21-423:50-5Twickenham, London
Sun, 15 Feb 20266N2 WAL v FRA12-542:80-5Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Sat, 14 Feb 20266N,CA2 SCO v ENG31-204:25-0Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Sat, 14 Feb 20266N2 IRE v ITA20-133:14-1Lansdowne Rd, Dublin
Sat, 07 Feb 20266N1 ENG v WAL48-77:15-0Twickenham, London
Sat, 07 Feb 20266N,CU1 ITA v SCO18-152:24-1Olympic Stadium, Rome
Thu, 05 Feb 20266N1 FRA v IRE36-145:25-0Stade de France, Paris
Sat, 29 Nov 2025AI,PW WAL v SAF0-730:110-5Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Sun, 23 Nov 2025AI ENG v ARG27-233:24-1Twickenham, London
Sun, 23 Nov 2025AI SCO v TON56-08:05-0Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Sat, 22 Nov 2025AI ITA v CHL34-195:35-0Genoa
Sat, 22 Nov 2025AI,BI FRA v AUS48-337:55-1Stade de France, Paris
Sat, 22 Nov 2025AI IRE v SAF13-241:40-5Lansdowne Rd, Dublin

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Major trophy holders (Current)

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Future Fixtures

DateTournRndMatch
(links to form)		IRBVenueK.O.
(local)		Previous clashes
Fri, 06 Mar 20266N4       Lansdowne Rd20:00            
Sat, 07 Mar 20266N,AA4       Murrayfield14:00            
Sat, 07 Mar 20266N4       Olympic Stadium16:30            
Sat, 14 Mar 20266N,QU5     Lansdowne Rd14:00            
Sat, 14 Mar 20266N5     Millennium Stadium16:30            
Sat, 14 Mar 20266N5     Stade de France20:00            
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC1     Cordoba            
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC1     Cardiff City Stdm                    
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC,LA1     Football Stadium            
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC1     Ellis Park            
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC1     Prince Chichibu Stadium            
Sat, 04 Jul 2026NC,DG1     One NZ Stdm19:10            
Sat, 11 Jul 2026NC2     San Juan            
Sat, 11 Jul 2026NC2     Hill Dickinson Stdm                    
Sat, 11 Jul 2026NC,BI2     Suncorp Stadium            

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The Nations Championship

A wee rant from me before a ball has even been kicked. 

The long-awaited, biennial, global competition starts this July. Not one, but two shiny new trophies up for grabs - what could go wrong? I've been hanging out for this comp as I think it has potential to inject some much needed fresh interest into our sport, however having gotten to grips with the format, I must admit to having a couple of small reservations.
My first observation was that the group phase seems an odd contest where teams from the same group, that never actually play each other, are competing for the highest table placings. The points from each group become irrelevant apart from determining which team you will face in the opposing group for your one-off final match in England at the conclusion of the tournament. Having both hemispheres baked into every finals pairing, avoiding the more traditional knockout format, seems somewhat contrived. In fact, if I were being sceptical, I might conclude that the Northen Hemisphere rugby powers, fed up with decades of being World Cup bridesmaids, have influenced the structure of this new comp hoping to swing things back in their favour in their own backyard. Not massively so, but enough to tip the odds - a bit like the 00 on a roulette wheel.

For starters, two tier 2 teams have been bundled into the Southern Hemisphere group, expected to be competitive with the 6 nations tier 1 teams from the get-go. Fiji and Japan currently occupy 9th and 11th places in the World Rankings, mainly courtesy of beating teams below them in the 2nd tier Pacific Nations cup. Japan (not even geographically IN the Southern Hemisphere?!), has a record of 12% wins against the NH. Fiji has been only marginally more successful at 19% wins. As if that wasn't enough of a challenge for a tiny island nation, Fiji are set to play all 3 of their July "home" games up in the UK. Sure, they'll top up their coffers with a good percentage of the gate takings (and rightly so if this really is about growing the game), but it seems a very one-sided scenario when the likes of Scotland will play them "away" at their home ground of Murrayfield. From 11 meetings, Fiji has beaten Scotland 3 times, but only ever back home in Suva where the oppressive heat can make it a tough place to win (ask any number of high profile Super Rugby teams). It might have been interesting seeing the European teams having to visit here.

The final rounds of the competition (6th plays 6th to determine 11th & 12th, 5th plays 5th to determine 9th & 10th... etc), conveniently all located at Twickenham over the weekend of 27th-29th November, will also hand a not insignificant home advantage to the 6N teams (historically, 60% in the 6N, 57% in the Rugby Championship). The new hemisphere trophy will be awarded to the first group accumulating 4 points so the pressure will be on the lower placed teams at the start of the finals weekend...again a huge ask for Fiji and Japan in front of what will most likely be a stadium full of partisan Northern Hemisphere supporters at Twickers. World Rugby has suggested that future finals will be hosted in other countries but unless they start the competition in their autumn and run it into the July of the following year, the finals will always be in the North.

Having said all this though, I'm still excited for this competition and I still expect the SH group to be VERY competitive. Bring it on!

One final thought - I can't help but suspect that these new contests, held every other year between World Cups, will undoubtedly diminish the prestige and 4 year longevity of winning the Webb Ellis trophy. In any sport, you're only as good as your last game which is why fans are realizing that a lengthy run defending the Raeburn Shield carries so much kudos.

Here are the fixtures. I will expand this out to a fully interactive competition table once the tournament starts.

Southern Hemisphere Group (ROW)
PosHome
Team		Rnd
1		Rnd
2		Rnd
3		Rnd
4		Rnd
5		Rnd
6
1
04 Jul 2026
Christchurch		11 Jul 2026
Wellington		18 Jul 2026
Auckland		07 Nov 2026
Edinburgh		14 Nov 2026
Cardiff		21 Nov 2026
London
2
04 Jul 2026
Sydney		11 Jul 2026
Brisbane		18 Jul 2026
HBF Park		08 Nov 2026
London		15 Nov 2026
Edinburgh		21 Nov 2026
Cardiff
3
04 Jul 2026
Johannesburg		11 Jul 2026
Pretoria		18 Jul 2026
Durban		07 Nov 2026
TBA		14 Nov 2026
Paris		21 Nov 2026
Dublin
4
04 Jul 2026
Cordoba		11 Jul 2026
San Juan		18 Jul 2026
Santiago del Estero		07 Nov 2026
Dublin		14 Nov 2026
TBA		21 Nov 2026
TBA
5
04 Jul 2026
Cardiff		11 Jul 2026
Liverpool		18 Jul 2026
Edinburgh		07 Nov 2026
TBA		14 Nov 2026
Dublin		21 Nov 2026
TBA
6
04 Jul 2026
Tokyo		11 Jul 2026
TBA		18 Jul 2026
Tokyo		07 Nov 2026
Cardiff		14 Nov 2026
London		21 Nov 2026
Edinburgh
Northern Hemisphere Group (European)
PosHome
Team		Rnd
1		Rnd
2		Rnd
3		Rnd
4		Rnd
5		Rnd
6
1
04 Jul 2026
Christchurch		11 Jul 2026
Brisbane		18 Jul 2026
Tokyo		07 Nov 2026
TBA		14 Nov 2026
Paris		21 Nov 2026
TBA
2
04 Jul 2026
Johannesburg		11 Jul 2026
Liverpool		18 Jul 2026
Santiago del Estero		08 Nov 2026
London		14 Nov 2026
London		21 Nov 2026
London
3
04 Jul 2026
Cardiff		11 Jul 2026
San Juan		18 Jul 2026
Durban		07 Nov 2026
Cardiff		14 Nov 2026
Cardiff		21 Nov 2026
Cardiff
4
04 Jul 2026
Cordoba		11 Jul 2026
Pretoria		18 Jul 2026
Edinburgh		07 Nov 2026
Edinburgh		15 Nov 2026
Edinburgh		21 Nov 2026
Edinburgh
5
04 Jul 2026
Sydney		11 Jul 2026
TBA		18 Jul 2026
Auckland		07 Nov 2026
Dublin		14 Nov 2026
Dublin		21 Nov 2026
Dublin
6
04 Jul 2026
Tokyo		11 Jul 2026
Wellington		18 Jul 2026
HBF Park		07 Nov 2026
TBA		14 Nov 2026
TBA		21 Nov 2026
TBA

World Rugby History

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the Northern Hemisphere teams
catching up to the South? 

      

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Coaching under the spotlight

The game has been professional for more than 30 years.
Click on any coach to review their tenure and see how their coaching affected the world rankings at the time.
RWC winners percentages are in green.                                                                        Scroll for more   
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(74.1%)
(69.6%)
(86.9%)
(85.4%)
(82.1%)
(70.6%)
(75.6%)
(67.6%)

 
(39.3%)
(22.2%)
(38.2%)
(50.0%)
(50.0%)
(58.1%)
(64.0%)
(57.9%)
(79.1%)
(63.2%)

 
(69.2%)
(65.4%)
(44.0%)
(66.7%)
(62.5%)
(66.7%)
(52.2%)
(53.3%)
(71.1%)
(37.5%)
(61.5%)
(100.0%)

 
(45.8%)
(24.2%)
(27.8%)
(28.9%)
(58.1%)
(57.1%)
(36.7%)

 
(43.4%)
(33.3%)
(44.4%)
(60.0%)
(63.3%)
(65.4%)

 
(72.8%)
(60.9%)
(55.3%)
(54.4%)
(40.9%)
(71.1%)
(72.4%)

 
(20.0%)
(23.1%)
(38.2%)
(73.5%)
(55.6%)
(51.3%)
(33.3%)
(54.5%)
(30.0%)
(0.0%)
(65.0%)
(35.5%)
(61.1%)
(48.4%)

 
(52.7%)
(31.2%)
(42.9%)
(39.0%)
(17.6%)
(41.9%)
(45.0%)
(31.2%)
(38.9%)

 
(72.4%)
(100.0%)
(50.9%)
(64.1%)
(47.4%)
(25.0%)
(33.3%)

 
(37.0%)
(0.0%)
(22.0%)
(22.0%)
(21.4%)
(41.9%)
(31.3%)
(15.4%)
(0.0%)
(29.4%)

(66.6%)
(33.3%)
(33.3%)
(66.6%)
(33.3%)
(0.0%)
(33.3%)
(66.6%)
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RWC Head-to-Head

Since 1987, there have been 10 Rugby World Cup tournaments. The focus is often on who won each final but across all of those events, excluding minnow bashing, how well have each of the top teams fared against every other?
Note that some potential fixtures e.g. England v Ireland & Wales v Scotland have never even occurred!
There are 3 stats per country matchup: 1st line is number of wins over attempts (drill to full results), the 2nd line is the average score, and 3rd line the total try counts scored.
 -vs-
tier 1
wins
avg-sco
tot:tries		2/4
18-15
5:5		3/6
19-15
8:2		4/4
37-12
17:3		5/8
30-19
31:14		3/4
25-19
11:6		4/4
44-17
25:7		5/5
32-11
19:5		3/3
39-19
15:8		6/6
74-11
66:7		2/2
114-12
34:3		1/1
74-13
12:1		35/44
36-15
197:57		15/20
35-14
92:25
2/3
19-19
3:2		3/3
28-14
11:3		1/2
30-21
4:4		3/7
18-17
10:8		5/8
23-18
20:12		2/2
34-25
8:4		4/5
20-13
10:4		1/1
32-6
4:0		2/2
66-13
21:3		3/4
34-17
18:6		23/35
22-17
75:42		11/16
24-17
44:21
2/2
30-13
6:2		2/2
24-22
5:3		5/6
25-13
8:1		3/3
20-17
4:3		3/3
33-16
11:3		0/1
8-13
1:1		1/1
49-3
7:0		1/2
58-37
7:3		2/2
43-12
11:2		20/27
23-16
46:24		15/18
24-10
41:12
2/4
24-23
10:8		0/5
14-26
6:9		1/3
18-19
3:5		2/2
16-12
2:1		3/4
29-19
7:5		1/2
25-24
5:5		2/2
36-20
7:3		0/1
9-28
1:4		9/29
18-25
41:67		0/3
13-32
0:13
2/5
13-16
6:5		1/2
14-14
3:3		2/3
31-16
9:3		3/4
28-15
8:5		2/2
46-8
10:2		2/2
49-25
12:4		4/4
38-16
20:6		16/32
22-21
65:68		3/9
17-22
13:15
1/3
19-20
2:7		2/2
12-9
1:0		n/a3/3
43-11
14:4		2/2
47-10
14:1		3/3
37-20
10:7		20/35
20-18
46:52		8/14
29-16
39:14
n/a2/3
19-13
6:4		1/1
27-15
3:0		3/3
64-14
27:6		4/5
37-19
24:12		11/27
18-23
46:61		5/10
28-20
30:13
1/3
14-26
4:10		1/1
18-16
0:1		3/4
36-14
20:7		1/1
22-20
1:2		2/21
15-27
20:61		1/7
18-31
13:31
2/2
26-8
4:0		2/3
31-21
13:8		n/a9/25
18-23
41:51		5/8
34-16
38:13
n/a1/1
18-15
3:1		1/19
12-47
19:113		0/2
18-54
4:15
0/2
22-38
4:9		3/22
16-51
38:155		3/6
21-31
14:26
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41:100		0/2
8-36
1:8

2027 RWC

04/12/2025 The draw for the 2027 RWC has been completed.
You can play around with the likely winners of each match in the dropdowns below.
Note that I have NZ losing the opening match to hosts Australia to put the ABs on the other side of the draw.
Pool APool BPool CPool DPool EPool F

























Round of 16 Quarter finals Semi finals Final
 
Pool A winner
Pool C/E/F best 3rd
  

  
Pool B winner
Pool D/E/F best 3rd
    
    
Pool C runner-up
Pool F runner-up
  
    

Pool E winner
Pool D runner-up
      
      
Pool A runner-up
Pool E runner-up
  
  
Pool F winner
Pool B runner-up
    
    
Pool C winner
Pool A/E/F best 3rd
  
  
Pool D winner
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