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Current Database Stats

Covering 45 teams
in 6 countries on a
database of 6591 games

EuroTable Top Twenty
Monday 1st December 2008
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Pos	Club	Country	Rating (indexed)	Change (previous ranking)
1	Toulouse		100.00
2	Munster		96.41
3	London Irish		91.09
4	Gloucester		84.76	1
5	Bath		82.76	1
6	Stade Francais		80.38	4
7	Leicester		79.48	1
8	Cardiff Blues		77.82	1
9	Leinster		77.68	2
10	Harlequins		77.08	3
11	Perpignan		77.05	1
12	Clermont-Auvergne		76.52	4
13	Ospreys		75.33	4
14	Sale		74.41	1
15	Wasps		72.98	1
16	Edinburgh Rugby		67.76	2
17	Bayonne		66.20	1
18	Glasgow Warriors		65.85	1
19	Saracens		62.65	3
20	Worcester		62.15	3

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 30th November 2008. Next update by Monday 8th December 2008, 2100 GMT.

The complete Eurotable covers 45 teams.

Kicker David Skrela whose points have helped Toulouse move them back to the top of the rankings (picture from www.stadetoulousain.net)

Mont-de-Marsan
Despite being bottom of the table in the Top 14, they managed to beat Clermont-Auvergne 12-11.

Previous winners

The big mover this week in France was Stade Francais who climb 4 places to 6th after a big win in Biarritz. Meanwhile Clermont dropped 4 places to 12th after losing at lowly Mont-de-Marsan.
London Irish's win at Bristol sees them go top of the Guinness Premiership and remain 3rd in the rankings, one place ahead of Gloucester who hammered Northampton.
Munster's last-gasp win at the Scarlets cements their second place behind Toulouse. Edinburgh and Glasgow each took advantage of weaker Ospreys and Cardiff sides and climb to 16th and 18th respectively.
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