Explore the latest Rugby Championship standings right here at Rugby Pass. Are the All Blacks in the lead once again? Or could it be Argentina’s year at long last? Whether you want to know how the Springboks are faring or Australia’s current position, our rugby gurus are here to assist. Browse below to find the latest standings from The Rugby Championship.
The Rugby Championship starts in July and follows a home-and-away structure. Matches are typically played across six rounds and each of the four national teams face their opponents twice.
The points system for The Rugby Championship is similar to other international rugby union competitions, with a winning team receiving four points and two points awarded for a draw. However, the bonus points system is different to the one used in other tournaments. For The Rugby Championship, an attacking bonus point is given to the team that scores at least three more tries than the opposing team, while the defending bonus point is given to the team that loses by seven or fewer points.
So, which team do you think will win this year’s Rugby Championship? Do you think your team will make it to the top of the standings? Tell us your predictions by leaving a comment below or vote in our interactive poll.
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