How far has Stuart Lancaster's England come? Can Wales get its first win over the All Blacks since 1953? These questions will be answered over the coming weeks. There is no doubt that the English camp felt they deserved a win on the summer tour to South Africa and they will fancy their chances against the Boks at Twickenham. The Wallabies will take on England, France and Italy before they play Wales. Wales have lost five times to Australia in the last 13 months but with an average margin of only four points. They desperately want a win against the Ockers. Ireland will be eyeing a fourth win out of the last five games against the Springboks. There is also more incentive than normal for wins during November, with IRB World Rankings as of December 3rd determining the seeding for the twelve teams who have directly qualified for World Cup 2015. These will then be divided into three bands depending upon ranking. Movement within the top twelve is likely this month and victories will be significant in deciding into which of the three bands the teams will fall. England could slip out of the top four and be replaced by France or Wales. Scotland will want to move up from their current ninth position, to eighth or higher and a place within band two. If they do so, it will be at the expense of Ireland or Argentina. Samoa, Tonga, Russia, Canada and USA will contest the new IRB International