The Latest World Rugby Rankings Are Out – And It’s Good News For Ireland
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The latest World Rugby Rankings are out and it’s good news for Ireland who climb back into the top four following their bonus-point win over Wales at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Holding onto a top-four spot is significant this year with World Rugby set to hold the draw for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France following the 2020 November internationals.
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The top four teams in the world will be the highest-seeded teams in the competition in Band 1 with Ireland now in that coveted pot as things stand alongside England, New Zealand and South Africa.
Elsewhere in a significant swap – Georgia have overtaken Italy in the rankings with the former now 12th in the world, one place above the Azzuri.
Check out the full rankings below.
