Fiji remains in 11th place in World Rugby rankings while France and Ireland move up to 1st and 2nd

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Fiji remains in 11th place in World Rugby rankings while France and Ireland move up to 1st and 2nd

By Navitalai Naivalurua

12/07/2022

[Photo: Rugby Pass]

Despite losing to Australia A last Saturday in the Pacific Nations Cup, the Vodafone Flying Fijians remain in 11th place in the World Rugby Men's ranking, however, the All Blacks have dropped to 4th place, while France and Ireland have moved up to first and second place respectively.

Rugby World Cup champions South Africa dropped to 3rd place after their historic loss to Wales last weekend.

The Wallabies have moved to sixth place while England is fifth.

Samoa has moved up a spot from 14th to 13th place after having two wins in the PNC.

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