All Blacks vs Springboks Rugby: European OnRugby Ranking: l’ultima classifica prima del Sei Nazioni

European OnRugby Ranking

Si avvicina il Sei Nazioni, dopo l’ultima giornata dei 3 massimi campionati europei: Premiership, Top 14 e URC. Lo fa con il Leinster che si conferma in testa alla classifica con 62.27 punti, seguito da Tolosa e La Rochelle. Se l’ex torneo celtico si fermerà per due settimane, i campionati inglesi e francesi invece continueranno anche durante Sei Nazioni.

Grazie alla vittoria contro il Benetton, Munster recupera 5 posizioni e risale al sesto posto, mentre i biancoverdi perdono due posizioni e scendono al 17esimo, concludendo così la prima parte di una stagione comunque pienamente positiva.

Leggi anche: Benetton, Zatta furioso: “Contro Munster puniti da 2-3 fischi discutibili”

Il miglior colpo della settimana è quello messo a segno dal Racing 92, che guadagna 9 posizioni e risale al 16esimo posto, grazie alla vittoria per 23-18 contro Bordeaux.

Brutta scivolata invece per i Leicester Tigers, che scendono al 26esimo posto perdendo 9 posizioni dopo la sconfitta casalinga contro i Northampton Saints, che a loro volta guadagnano 5 posti.

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