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Recap: Saracens vs Racing 92 | Heineken Champions Cup

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Follow all the action on the RugbyPass live blog from the Heineken Champions Cup match between Saracens and Racing 92 at Allianz Park.

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SARACENS: 15. Elliot Daly; 14. Sean Maitland, 13. Duncan Taylor, 12. Brad Barritt (capt), 11. Roti Segun; 10. Owen Farrell, 9. Ben Spencer; 1. Mako Vunipola, 2. Jamie George, 3. Vincent Koch, 4. Maro Itoje, 5. George Kruis, 6. Jackson Wray, 7. Ben Earl, 8. Billy Vunipola. Reps: 16. Jack Singleton, 17. Richard Barrington, 18. Titi Lamositele, 19. Will Skelton, 20. Calum Clark, 21. Richard Wigglesworth, 22. Alex Lozowski, 23. Alex Lewington.

RACING 92: 15. Brice Dulin; 14. Louis Dupichot, 13. Virimi Vakatawa, 12. Henry Chavancy (capt), 11. Juan Imhoff; 10. Finn Russell, 9. Teddy Iribaren; 1. Eddy Ben Arous, 2. Teddy Baubigny, 3. Cedate Gomes Sa, 4. Donnacha Ryan, 5. Boris Palu, 6. Wenceslas Lauret, 7. Bernard Le Roux, 8. Yoan Tanga. Reps: 16. Kevin Le Guen, 17. Hassane Kolingar, 18. Ali Oz, 19. Fabien Sanconnie, 20. Baptiste Chouzenoux, 21. Maxime Machenaud, 22. Francois Trinh-Duc, 23. Olivier Klemenczak.

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RedWarrior 15 minutes ago
Springboks' dominance of the world rankings comes under increased threat

Think you have got this wrong.

Ireland entered RWC 2023 a full 12 points clear of England. They were only 5 ahead at the end. So England gained a massive 7 points against Ireland which is not a reflection of how either teams played: far from it. England (and Wales) were in the first seeding group in the 2023 draw because the rankings for the draw were taken directly after the RWC. The swing between England and Scotland was 6 points towards England. Scotland didn’t do much wrong bar get a ridiculous draw with Ireland and South Africa. They were #5th at the time but were literally eliminated by the draw.

Wales benefitted by the draw in 2023. In 2019 they made a semi after a French player was sent off early in that quarter final. So they benefitted from the double points in the RWC. Inspite of that they are now ranked 14th. Now if they stay 14th and 13 teams do better than them in the RWC then their defecit will widen and doubly so because the loss would be doubled. They may get relatively lucky and lose only to teams that are 10+ ahead of them. But maybe their rivals will get that luck. All things being equal, they will be further behind if the RWC goes as ranked. The only plus is that the ranking for the draw is now taken closer to the relevant tournament. So Wales will have time to get back ground. (Unlike all improvers between 2019 and 2023 who made no ground).

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