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Round 11
Pos.	Teams	Total
1	Bristol	41
2	Exeter Chiefs	35
3	Harlequins	33
4	Sale	32
5	Newcastle	29
6	London Irish	29
7	Northampton	27
8	Wasps	25
9	Bath	24
10	Leicester	22
11	Gloucester	16
12	Worcester	11

Leicester recruit old friend of Borthwick for their new general manager role

Liam Heagney

02 Mar, 7:01

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Leicester London Irish Gallagher Premiership
Fri 05 March, 2:40pm

Sale Newcastle Gallagher Premiership
Fri 05 March, 2:55pm

Bath Exeter Gallagher Premiership
Sat 06 March, 9:55am

Wasps Gloucester Gallagher Premiership
Sat 06 March, 9:55am

Worcester Bristol Gallagher Premiership
Sat 06 March, 12:10pm

Harlequins Northampton Gallagher Premiership
Sun 07 March, 9:55am

Northampton 22 Bath 23 Gallagher Premiership
Sun 28 February, 7:55am

Gloucester 22 Worcester 14 Gallagher Premiership
Sat 27 February, 10:10am

Newcastle 25 Harlequins 22 Gallagher Premiership
Sat 27 February, 9:55am

Wasps 10 London Irish 16 Gallagher Premiership
Sat 27 February, 9:55am

Bristol 17 Leicester 3 Gallagher Premiership
Sat 27 February, 7:55am

Sale 25 Exeter 20 Gallagher Premiership
Fri 26 February, 2:40pm

Tournament Info

Experience the thrill of Premiership Rugby, the top division of rugby union in England.

Premiership Rugby, which is officially known as Gallagher Premiership Rugby for sponsorship purposes, has existed since 1987. Since then, 28 Premiership Rugby teams have participated in the tournament. Of these, London Welsh were the most recent new entrant in 2012-13. During this period, Bath, Gloucester, Leicester and Wasps have been the only Premiership Rugby teams to participate in every season, while Harlequins have only missed the 2005–06 season.

In Premiership Rugby fixtures, the stakes are high. Teams play each other home and away in a league system throughout the tournament. At the conclusion of the season, the team who finishes bottom of the Premiership Rugby table is relegated to the RFU Championship, while the top four teams enter the play-offs. Following the semi-finals, a final is held at Twickenham and the winner of this match is crowned as champions.

Similarly, at the conclusion of the season, the top six teams in the Premiership Rugby standings qualify for the Heineken Cup. Teams in Premiership Rugby who do not qualify for the Heineken Cup play in the European Rugby Challenge Cup instead. This means that every Premiership Rugby team also represents England in European competition.

In the history of the competition, Leicester Tigers have been Premiership Rugby’s most successful team. They’ve won the competition 10 times since 1987-88, but they haven’t won it since 2012-13. Since Leicester last won a title, Saracens have won four and Exeter have won two.

Read on to discover more about the rugby union premiership. With RugbyPass, you can see all the latest news about this year’s Premiership Rugby teams, discover upcoming Premiership Rugby fixtures and see the latest Premiership Rugby results.

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