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XV du Trèfle topped the world rugby rankings

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Ireland now top the world rugby rankings! On Monday, September 23, Clover's XV moved to the top spot in the rankings following South Africa's defeat in Argentina (29-28). The defeat had direct implications for the world rugby rankings, as Ireland regained top spot without needing to play. The Irish are now 1.81 points ahead of the South Africans, who have dropped 1.81 points after losing to Argentina this weekend during the Rugby Championship.

Ireland lead again

Argentina also advanced ahead of Scotland, capitalizing on their win against the reigning world champions. Australia (28-31), who beat the All Blacks in Sydney, slipped past Pacific Nations Cup winners Fiji to 10th place. France is still in fourth place between New Zealand and England. So the Blues remain at the foot of the podium, while South Africa will have every interest in winning against Argentina next weekend to avoid the Irish leapfrogging the rankings.

To summarize

Ireland now top the world rugby rankings! On Monday, September 23, Clover's XV moved to the top spot in the rankings following South Africa's defeat in Argentina (29-28).

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