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Current Database Stats
Covering 46 teams
in 6 countries on a
database of 7024 games


  
EuroTable Top Twenty
Monday 8th June 2009
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Pos Club Country Rating (indexed) Change
(previous ranking)
1 Leicester England 100.00 no change
2 Munster Ireland 97.97 no change
3 Perpignan France 95.26 up 1
4 Leinster Ireland 93.93 down 1
5 Toulouse France 85.24 up 1
6 Cardiff Blues Wales 84.56 up 1
7 Harlequins England 84.29 up 1
8 Clermont-Auvergne France 83.49 down 3
9 Northampton England 82.19 no change
10 London Irish England 80.03 no change
11 Wasps England 79.77 no change
12 Edinburgh Rugby Scotland 78.58 no change
13 Biarritz France 78.27 no change
14 Bath England 77.21 no change
15 Sale England 73.51 no change
16 Stade Francais France 69.21 no change
17 Ospreys Wales 68.65 no change
18 Brive France 67.45 no change
19 Gloucester England 66.65 no change
20 Saracens England 64.10 no change

The Eurotable, a computer-generated weekly ranking of Europe's top rugby clubs, is based on each club's performance over its past 30 games. Numerous criteria are used, including a special weighting to reflect current form. (more info)

Each team's rating is expressed as a percentage of the top-ranked team. It includes all domestic and European games played up to and including Sunday 7th June 2009. Next update by Monday 15th June 2009, 2100 GMT.

The complete Eurotable covers 46 teams.

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Rocky Elsom who helped Leinster become European champions (picture from www.bbc.co.uk/sport)


Perpignan
The Catalans are French champions after defeating Clermont 22-13 in the play-off final

Previous winners

Another European season ends with English champions (and Heineken Cup finalists) Leicester Tigers in pole position. They are followed by Magners League champions Munster and French champions Perpignan. In 4th place are Leinster who won the Heineken Cup for the first time in their history.

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