Six Nations

Six Nations Championship known before 2000 as the Five Nations Championship, is an annual international rugby union competition involving six European sides: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. The Six Nations Championship is the successor to the Five Nations and the Home Nations Championship, which was the first international rugby union tournament in the Northern Hemisphere. The winners of the Six Nations are seen as being the European Champions.

Six Nations Championship is currently sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). Ireland are the current Grand Slam title holders, for the first time since 1948, having won the competition in 2009 by beating all other teams, and winning the Triple Crown by beating England, Scotland and Wales.

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Wales V Scotland Tickets – Millennium Stadium, Cardiff – £145.00
France V Ireland Tickets – Stade de France, Paris – £125.00
Italy V England Tickets – Stadio Flaminio, Rome – £125.00
Wales V France Tickets – Millennium Stadium, Cardiff – £225.00
Italy V Scotland Tickets – Stadio Flaminio, Rome – £125.00
England V Ireland Tickets – Twickenham Stadium, London – £295.00
Ireland V Wales Tickets – Croke Park, Dublin – £125.00
Scotland V England Tickets – Murrayfield, Edinburgh – £195.00
France V Italy Tickets – Stade de France, Paris – £95.00
Wales V Italy Tickets – Millennium Stadium, Cardiff – £145.00
Ireland V Scotland Tickets – Croke Park, Dublin – £125.00
France V England Tickets – Stade de France, Paris – £195.00

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Premiership League Rules

the case of equality at any stage of the Season, positions at that stage of the season shall be determined firstly by the number of wins achieved and then on the basis of match points differential. A Club with a larger number of wins shall be placed higher than a Club with the same number of league points but fewer wins.

If Clubs have equal league points and equal number of wins then a Club with a larger difference between match points “for” and match points “against” shall be placed higher in the Premiership League than a Club with a smaller difference between match points “for” and match points “against”.

Should two Clubs have the same number of league points and the same match points difference, the Club having scored more match points “for” shall be placed higher in the Premiership League than the Club having the lesser number of match points “for”.

If the above does not establish different Premiership League positions then the Club in the higher position shall be the Club that has achieved the higher aggregate match points scored by it in the same season against the other Club.

If this still does not establish the position then the Club who has won the most matches, excluding its first Premiership League match of the season, then its second Premiership League match and so on, until it can be established which the higher placed Club is.

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The English Premiership (known as the Guinness Premiership because of the league’s sponsorship by Guinness) is a professional league competition for rugby union football clubs in the top division of the English rugby system. There are, at present, twelve clubs in the Premiership. The competition has been played since 1987, and has evolved into the current Premiership system employing relegation to and promotion from the National Division One competition (which will be known as the Guinness Championship from September 2009). Clubs competing in the Guinness Premiership qualify for Europe’s two club competitions, the Heineken Cup and the European Challenge Cup.
Heineken Cup (officially known as the European Rugby Cup) is an annual rugby union competition involving leading club, regional and provincial teams from six International Rugby Board (IRB) nations in Europe: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. The European Rugby Cup is known as the Heineken Cup because of the tournament’s sponsorship by Heineken. Heineken Cup is organised by the European Rugby Cup, who are also responsible for the secondary championship, the European Challenge Cup. Heineken Cup is sponsored by Dutch brewing company Heineken International. Heineken Cup is known as H-Cup in France, because of alcohol advertising restrictions.

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