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Current Database Stats

Covering 38 teams
in 6 countries on a
database of 8760 games

EuroTable Top Twenty
Monday 23rd January 2012
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Pos	Club	Country	Rating (indexed)	Change (previous ranking)
1	Leinster		100.00
2	Toulouse		90.33
3	Munster		88.11	1
4	Saracens		86.55	1
5	ASM Clermont Auvergne		81.85	1
6	Harlequins		80.00	1
7	Scarlets		72.95	2
8	Northampton Saints		71.39	1
9	Ulster		67.95	1
10	Leicester Tigers		67.38	1
11	Toulon		67.33	1
12	Montpellier		66.10	2
13	Stade Francais		65.67
14	Glasgow Warriors		61.32
15	Gloucester		59.39	4
16	Ospreys		58.75	1
17	Cardiff Blues		57.90	3
18	Edinburgh		57.55	4
19	Castres Olympique		57.29	3
20	Exeter Chiefs		57.27	2

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 22nd January 2012. Next update by Monday 30th January 2012, 2100 GMT.

The complete Eurotable covers 38 teams.

Hat-trick hero for Munster, Simon Zebo (picture from www.bbc.co.uk/sport)

Munster
The Irish province made it six pool wins out of six in the Heineken Cup after posting 50 points on Northampton away from home

Previous winners

Leinster, Munster and Ulster made it 3 Irish sides in the Heineken Cup quarter-finals. Munster's high-scoring win over the Saints lifts them to 3rd, a place behind Toulouse who scraped into the last 8 despite losing at Gloucester (+4 to 15th) after rivals Quins (-1 to 6th) went down in Connacht.
Ulster (-1 to 9th) qualify as one of the best runners-up after losing narrowly in Clermont (+1 to 5th).
Edinburgh's last minute bonus point win helps them into the quarters and sees them climb 4 places to 18th.
Saracens (4th) are the only English representative after winning in Treviso while Cardiff Blues will fly the Welsh flag after beating London Irish. The Blues move up 3 places to 17th.
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