View this season’s Premiership Rugby standings and track your team’s path to the final at RugbyPass. Our rugby gurus are working hard to chart this year’s action, making note of every point, win, loss and draw. Whether you want to see the current leaders or keep an eye on the opposition, discover the Premiership Rugby standings below.
The Premiership Rugby season is structured into 26 rounds with matches usually scheduled between September and June. Each club plays home and away matches against every opponent, with teams playing a total of 24 matches during the season. The top four teams then progress to the play-offs.
Each team in the Premiership receives four points for winning a match and two for a draw. There’s also two bonus points up for grabs: one bonus point to teams that lose by seven or less points and one for teams that score four tries or more in a single game.
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