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2006 Super League season

2006 was the 11th Super League season.

Catalans Dragons were admitted and Castleford Tigers were promoted replacing Leigh Leopards and Widnes Vikings. At season-end, with Catalans Dragons exempt from relegation, 11th place Castleford Tigers were relegated instead.

## Table

**01**   St Helens Dogs

**02**   Hull Sharks

**03**   Leeds Rhinos

**04**   Bradford Bulls

**05**   Salford Red Devils

**06**   Warrington Wolves

**07**   London Broncos

**08**   Wigan Warriors

**09**   Huddersfield Giants

**10**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**11**   Castleford Tigers

**12**   Catalans Dragons

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The losing teams are eliminated

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 2nd
* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play each other

The winning team from first match qualifies to Grand Final. The losing team from second match is eliminated

**Week 3:** Preliminary Final

* The remaining 2 teams play for the other place in Grand Final

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The winner from first Semi Final play winner from Preliminary Final for the Championship

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2021 NRL season

2021 was the 24th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   Melbourne **Storm**

**02**   Penrith **Panthers**

**03**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**04**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**05**   Sydney **Roosters**

**06**   Parramatta **Eels**

**07**   Newcastle **Knights**

**08**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**09**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**10**   Canberra **Raiders**

**11**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**12**   Auckland **Warriors**

**13**   Wests **Tigers**

**14**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**15**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**16**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2010/11 Premiership Rugby season

2010/11 was the 24th Premiership Rugby season.

Exeter Chiefs were promoted replacing Worcester Warriors.

## Table

**01**   Leicester Tigers

**02**   Saracens

**03**   Gloucester

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   Bath

**06**   London Irish

**07**   Harlequins

**08**   Exeter Chiefs

**09**   Wasps

**10**   Sale Sharks

**11**   Newcastle Falcons

**12**   Yorkshire Carnegie

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd

**Week 2:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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2019 NRL season

2019 was the 22nd NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   Melbourne **Storm**

**02**   Sydney **Roosters**

**03**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**04**   Canberra **Raiders**

**05**   Parramatta **Eels**

**06**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**07**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**08**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**09**   Wests **Tigers**

**10**   Penrith **Panthers**

**11**   Newcastle **Knights**

**12**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**13**   Auckland **Warriors**

**14**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**15**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**16**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2007/08 Premiership Rugby season

2007/08 was the 21st Premiership Rugby season.

Yorkshire Carnegie were promoted replacing Northampton Saints.

## Table

**01**   Gloucester

**02**   Wasps

**03**   Bath

**04**   Leicester Tigers

**05**   Sale Sharks

**06**   Harlequins

**07**   London Irish

**08**   Saracens

**09**   Bristol

**10**   Worcester Warriors

**11**   Newcastle Falcons

**12**   Yorkshire Carnegie

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd

**Week 2:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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2017 Super League season

2017 was the 22nd Super League season.

The bottom 4 teams play the top 4 teams from the Championship to qualify for next season. Hull Kingston Rovers were relegated and replaced by Leigh Leopards.

## Table

**01**   Castleford Tigers

**02**   Leeds Rhinos

**03**   Hull Sharks

**04**   St Helens Dogs

**05**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**06**   Wigan Warriors

**07**   Salford Red Devils

**08**   Huddersfield Giants

**09**   Warrington Wolves

**10**   Catalans Dragons

**11**   Leigh Leopards

**12**   Widnes Vikings

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd

**Week 2:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play for the Championship

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2020 Super League season

2020 was the 25th Super League season.

Toronto Wolfpack were promoted replacing London Broncos.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   St Helens Dogs

**03**   Warrington Wolves

**04**   Catalans Dragons

**05**   Leeds Rhinos

**06**   Hull Sharks

**07**   Huddersfield Giants

**08**   Castleford Tigers

**09**   Salford Red Devils

**10**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**11**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**12**   Toronto Wolfpack

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The losing teams are eliminated

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays the lower placed winning team from Week 1
* 2nd plays the higher placed winning team from Week 1

The losing teams are eliminated

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 2 play for the Championship

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2004 NRL season

2004 was the 7th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

## Ladder

**01**   Sydney **Roosters**

**02**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**03**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**04**   Penrith **Panthers**

**05**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**06**   Melbourne **Storm**

**07**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**08**   Canberra **Raiders**

**09**   Wests **Tigers**

**10**   Newcastle **Knights**

**11**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**12**   Parramatta **Eels**

**13**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**14**   Auckland **Warriors**

**15**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2014 NRL season

2014 was the 17th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   Sydney **Roosters**

**02**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**03**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**04**   Penrith **Panthers**

**05**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**06**   Melbourne **Storm**

**07**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**08**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**09**   Auckland **Warriors**

**10**   Parramatta **Eels**

**11**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**12**   Newcastle **Knights**

**13**   Wests **Tigers**

**14**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**15**   Canberra **Raiders**

**16**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2013/14 Premiership Rugby season

2013/14 was the 27th Premiership Rugby season.

Newcastle Falcons were promoted replacing London Welsh.

## Table

**01**   Saracens

**02**   Northampton Saints

**03**   Leicester Tigers

**04**   Harlequins

**05**   Bath

**06**   Sale Sharks

**07**   Wasps

**08**   Exeter Chiefs

**09**   Gloucester

**10**   London Irish

**11**   Newcastle Falcons

**12**   Worcester Warriors

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd

**Week 2:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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2012/13 Premiership Rugby season

2012/13 was the 26th Premiership Rugby season.

London Welsh were promoted replacing Newcastle Falcons.

## Table

**01**   Saracens

**02**   Leicester Tigers

**03**   Harlequins

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   Gloucester

**06**   Exeter Chiefs

**07**   Bath

**08**   Wasps

**09**   London Irish

**10**   Sale Sharks

**11**   Worcester Warriors

**12**   London Welsh

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd

**Week 2:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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Melbourne Storm

## Team colours

 **Premierships:**

1999, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017, 2020

 **Runners-up:**

2006, 2008, 2016, 2018

 **Minor Premiers:**

2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021

 **Finals series:**

1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

 **Wooden Spoons:**

2010
2007 NRL season

2007 was the 10th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

This season, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   Melbourne **Storm**

**02**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**03**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**04**   Auckland **Warriors**

**05**   Parramatta **Eels**

**06**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**07**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**08**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**09**   Wests **Tigers**

**10**   Sydney **Roosters**

**11**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**12**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**13**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**14**   Canberra **Raiders**

**15**   Newcastle **Knights**

**16**   Penrith **Panthers**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2003 NRL season

2003 was the 6th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

This season, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

## Ladder

**01**   Penrith **Panthers**

**02**   Sydney **Roosters**

**03**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**04**   Canberra **Raiders**

**05**   Melbourne **Storm**

**06**   Auckland **Warriors**

**07**   Newcastle **Knights**

**08**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**09**   Parramatta **Eels**

**10**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**11**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**12**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**13**   Wests **Tigers**

**14**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**15**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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Waschbär-Reittier

*"Ahri liebt Äpfel! Spring in den Korb und lass dich befördern!"*

Der Waschbär ist ein temporäres, kostenloses Reittier, welches jeder Spieler in den frühen Phasen der ersten Level durch das Abschließen der Hauptquest bekommt. Er bleibt dem Spieler 7 Tage lang erhalten, bevor er aus seinem Inventar verschwindet.

Der selbe Waschbär ist oft auch als NPC (z.B. auf dem Bauernhof des Spielers als Kunde) zu sehen.
2000 NRL season

2000 was the 3rd NRL season.

It was agreed from this season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* Last season St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons, reducing to 17
* Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers, reducing to 16
* Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles, reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded.

## Ladder

**01**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**02**   Sydney **Roosters**

**03**   Newcastle **Knights**

**04**   Canberra **Raiders**

**05**   Penrith **Panthers**

**06**   Melbourne **Storm**

**07**   Parramatta **Eels**

**08**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**09**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**10**   Wests **Tigers**

**11**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**12**   Northern **Eagles**

**13**   Auckland **Warriors**

**14**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2007 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 5th FIFA Women's World Cup. Since the 1999 tournament, the World Cup expanded to 16 teams from 12 in 1995.

UEFA has 5 teams with Germany, Norway and Sweden again qualifying after 2003

1. Denmark
2. Germany
3. Norway
4. Russia
5. Sweden

AFC has 3 teams plus China as host along with Australia (nolonger OFC), Japan and North Korea again qualifying

1. Australia
2. China
3. Japan
4. North Korea

CONCACAF has 2 teams with both again qualifying

1. Canada
2. United States

CONMEBOL has 2 teams with both again qualifying

1. Argentina
2. Brazil

CAF has 2 teams with both again qualifying

1. Ghana
2. Nigeria

OFC has a single team with New Zealand qualifying

* New Zealand

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C
* D

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    England

    Japan

    Argentina

**Q**    United States

**Q**    North Korea

    Sweden

    Nigeria

**Q**    Norway

**Q**    Australia

    Canada

    Ghana

**Q**    Brazil

**Q**    China

    Denmark

    New Zealand

## WORLD CUP

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2019 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 8th FIFA Women's World Cup. Since the 2015 tournament, the World Cup expanded to 24 teams from 16 in 2011.

UEFA has 8 teams plus France as host along with England, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Sweden again qualifying after 2015

1. England
2. France
3. Germany
4. Italy
5. Netherlands
6. Norway
7. Scotland
8. Spain
9. Sweden

AFC has 5 teams with all again qualifying

1. Australia
2. China
3. Japan
4. South Korea
5. Thailand

CONCACAF has 3 teams with Canada and United States again qualifying

1. Canada
2. Jamaica
3. United States

CONMEBOL has 3 teams with Brazil again qualifying

1. Argentina
2. Brazil
3. Chile

CAF has 3 teams with Cameroon and Nigeria again qualifying

1. Cameroon
2. Nigeria
3. South Africa

OFC has a single team with New Zealand again qualifying

1. New Zealand

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F

**Q**    France

**Q**    Norway

**Q**    Nigeria

    South Korea

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    Spain

**Q**    China

    South Africa

**Q**    Italy

**Q**    Australia

**Q**    Brazil

    Jamaica

**Q**    England

**Q**    Japan

    Argentina

    Scotland

**Q**    Netherlands

**Q**    Canada

**Q**    Cameroon

    New Zealand

**Q**    United States

**Q**    Sweden

    Chile

    Thailand

## WORLD CUP

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2005 Super League season

2005 was the 10th Super League season.

Leigh Leopards were promoted replacing Castleford Tigers. In 2006, Catalans Dragons were admitted and Castleford Tigers were promoted requiring 2 teams - Leigh Leopards and Widnes Vikings - to be relegated this season.

## Table

**01**   St Helens Dogs

**02**   Leeds Rhinos

**03**   Bradford Bulls

**04**   Warrington Wolves

**05**   Hull Sharks

**06**   London Broncos

**07**   Wigan Warriors

**08**   Huddersfield Giants

**09**   Salford Red Devils

**10**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**11**   Widnes Vikings

**12**   Leigh Leopards

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The losing teams are eliminated

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 2nd
* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play each other

The winning team from first match qualifies to Grand Final. The losing team from second match is eliminated

**Week 3:** Preliminary Final

* The remaining 2 teams play for the other place in Grand Final

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The winner from first Semi Final play winner from Preliminary Final for the Championship

## SEASON

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2003 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 4th FIFA Women's World Cup. Since the 1999 tournament, the World Cup expanded to 16 teams from 12 in 1995.

UEFA was reduced to 5 teams with Germany, Norway, Russia and Sweden again qualifying after 1999

1. France
2. Germany
3. Norway
4. Russia
5. Sweden

AFC has 3 teams plus China as original host along with Japan and North Korea again qualifying

1. China
2. Japan
3. North Korea
4. South Korea

CONCACAF was reduced to 2 teams including United States as host along with Canada again qualifying

1. Canada
2. United States

CONMEBOL was increased to 2 teams with Brazil again qualifying

1. Argentina
2. Brazil

CAF remained with 2 teams with both again qualifying

1. Ghana
2. Nigeria

OFC remained with a single team with Australia again qualifying

* Australia

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C
* D

**Q**    United States

**Q**    Sweden

    North Korea

    Nigeria

**Q**    Brazil

**Q**    Norway

    France

    South Korea

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    Canada

    Japan

    Argentina

**Q**    China

**Q**    Russia

    Ghana

    Australia

## WORLD CUP

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2011 NRL season

2011 was the 14th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   Melbourne **Storm**

**02**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**03**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**04**   Wests **Tigers**

**05**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**06**   Auckland **Warriors**

**07**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**08**   Newcastle **Knights**

**09**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**10**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**11**   Sydney **Roosters**

**12**   Penrith **Panthers**

**13**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**14**   Parramatta **Eels**

**15**   Canberra **Raiders**

**16**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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2005 NRL season

2005 was the 8th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

## Ladder

**01**   Parramatta **Eels**

**02**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**03**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**04**   Wests **Tigers**

**05**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**06**   Melbourne **Storm**

**07**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**08**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**09**   Sydney **Roosters**

**10**   Penrith **Panthers**

**11**   Auckland **Warriors**

**12**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**13**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**14**   Canberra **Raiders**

**15**   Newcastle **Knights**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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2011 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 6th FIFA Women's World Cup. Since the 1999 tournament, the World Cup expanded to 16 teams from 12 in 1995.

UEFA has 5 teams including Germany as host along with Norway and Sweden again qualifying after 2007

1. England
2. France
3. Germany
4. Norway
5. Sweden

AFC has 3 teams with all again qualifying

1. Australia
2. Japan
3. North Korea

CONCACAF has 2 teams plus United States as play-off winner along with Canada again qualifying

1. Canada
2. Mexico
3. United States

CONMEBOL has 2 teams with Brazil again qualifying

1. Brazil
2. Colombia

CAF has 2 teams with Nigeria again qualifying

1. Equatorial Guinea
2. Nigeria

OFC has a single team with New Zealand again qualifying

* New Zealand

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C
* D

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    France

    Nigeria

    Canada

**Q**    England

**Q**    Japan

    Mexico

    New Zealand

**Q**    Sweden

**Q**    United States

    North Korea

    Colombia

**Q**    Brazil

**Q**    Australia

    Norway

    Equatorial Guinea

## WORLD CUP

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GPS Machines

Below is a list of GPS based machines. To unlock these machines, all basic machines must be unlocked.

GPS Transmitter

Advanced GPS Transmitter

Carbonado GPS Transmitter

Energized GPS Transmitter

GPS Control Panel

GPS Marker Tool

GPS Emergency Transmitter

GPS Geo-Scanner

Portable Geo-Scanner

Oil Pump

Geo Miner

GPS Teleportation Pylon

GPS Teleporter Matrix

GPS Activation Device (Shared)

GPS Activation Device (Personal)

Elevator Plate
Tales of Wind Wiki

## Willkommen im Tales of Wind Wiki

Infos zum neuen Open-World Spiel "Tales of Wind" (Laplace M) für Android und iOS.
Dieses Wiki ist noch im Aufbau und wird sich vorerst mit den verschiedenen Wächtern auseinander setzen, da Listen von diesen hilfreichen Pets momentan recht rar sind.

*"Laplace-Effekt"*

Das herzerwärmende Spiel im RPG-Stil bietet Neues und Gewohntes aus der Welt der MMORPGs und weckt mit schnellen, dynamischen Kampfsystemen und malerischen Welten das Interesse von immer mehr Spielern auf der ganzen Welt. Ob im Team oder Solo, es ist für jeden etwas da und selbst richtigen Einzelgängern ist es möglich jede Quest auch ohne echte Mitspieler zu bewältigen. Das schnelle AI-Söldner-System zaubert dir ein richtiges Team, ohne dass du lange auf echte Mitspieler warten musst.

Egal ob du gerne kämpfst und Kombo an Kombo reihst oder du lieber einen eigenen Bauernhof aufbauen und pflegen möchtest, Möglichkeiten gibt es zur Genüge.
Saracens

## Team colours

 **Premierships:**

2010/11, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2022/23

 **Runners-up:**

2009/10, 2013/14, 2021/22

 **Minor Premiers:**

2012/13, 2013/14, 2015/16, 2022/23

 **Finals series:**

2006/07, 2009/10, 2010/11, 2011/12, 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2021/22, 2022/23

 **Relegated:**

2019/20
2009 NRL season

2009 was the 12th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

## Ladder

**01**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**02**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**03**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**04**   Melbourne **Storm**

**05**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**06**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**07**   Newcastle **Knights**

**08**   Parramatta **Eels**

**09**   Wests **Tigers**

**10**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**11**   Penrith **Panthers**

**12**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**13**   Canberra **Raiders**

**14**   Auckland **Warriors**

**15**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**16**   Sydney **Roosters**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

## SEASON

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Basic circuit boards

## Obtaining

The Basic Circuit Board can be obtained by manually killing an Iron Golem. Upon the death of the Iron Golem, it has a chance of dropping one Basic Circuit Board. This chance is 75% by default, but it can be changed in the configuration files by a server operator.

## Usage

The basic circuit board is use in crafting electrical machines.
Şampiyon listesi/Ratings

The table below contains the classes assigned to each champion and ratings of champions provided in the game client.

## List of Champions

 Damage Style
 Damage Rating
 Difficulty

## Patch Notes

May 24th, 2017
* General
	+ Disruptor subclass renamed Catcher.
	+ "Unclassified" formally implemented as a distinct class. *The Wikia is using the conjectural term, Specialist, to refer to these champions.*
	+ ~~Renekton is missing from the list.~~
* New champions and VGUs
	+ Galio introduced as a Warden.
	+ Ivern introduced as a Catcher.
	+ Rakan introduced as a Catcher.
	+ Xayah introduced as a Marksman.
* Updated classes
	+ Alistar changed to Vanguard from Warden.
	+ Anivia changed to Battle Mage from Disruptor.
	+ Azir changed to Specialist from Marksman.
	+ Bard changed to Catcher from Enchanter.
	+ Blitzcrank changed to Catcher from Specialist.
	+ Brand secondary class removed (Battlemage).
	+ Ekko changed to Assassin from Skirmisher.
	+ Evelynn changed to Assassin from Skirmisher.
	+ Ezreal secondary class removed (Artillery).
	+ Gangplank changed to Specialist from Battlemage / Skirmisher.
	+ Gnar (Mini) changed to Specialist from Marksman.
	+ Graves changed to Specialist from Marksman / Skirmisher.
	+ Heimerdinger changed to Specialist from Catcher.
	+ Karma second class removed (Battlemage).
	+ Kayle changed to Specialist from Marksman / Enchanter.
	+ Jayce secondary class removed (Skirmisher).
	+ Jhin secondary class changed to Catcher from Burst Mage.
	+ LeBlanc changed to Burst Mage from Assassin.
	+ Nidalee changed to Specialist from Assassin / Artillery.
	+ Nocturne changed to Assassin from Diver.
	+ Olaf changed to Diver from Juggernaut.
	+ Orianna changed to Burst Mage from Catcher.
	+ Quinn changed to Specialist from Marksman / Assassin.
	+ Rek'Sai changed to Diver from Vanguard.
	+ Rengar changed to Diver from Assassin.
	+ Skarner changed to Diver from Vanguard.
	+ Taliyah changed to Battlemage from Catcher.
	+ Teemo changed to Specialist from Catcher.
	+ Thresh changed to Catcher from Warden.
	+ Twitch second class removed (Assassin).
	+ Varus roles reversed.
	+ Viktor changed to Battlemage from Burst Mage.
	+ Zilean changed to Specialist from Enchanter.

June 1st, 2016
* Initial class list.

 v · eList of champions

## References

1. ↑ Class rework announcement
2. ↑ Subclass list
Wächter

## **Beschreibung**

Wächter (im engl. Guardians) sind Kreaturen mit welchen der Spieler einen Pakt eingehen kann, um sie dann als Haustiere zu adoptieren.
Im Kampf sind sie aktiv an der Seite des Spielers beteiligt und haben individuelle, veränderbare Fähigkeiten, welche das Ziel angreifen oder den Spieler heilen.

## **Stärke**

Wächter sind unterschiedlich stark und dementsprechend gewöhnlich oder selten. Ihr Stärke-Level wird durch Sterne gekennzeichnet und kann mit Sommersaft hochgelevelt werden. Ein Wächter steigt im Level auch auf indem er Zeit an der Seite des Spielers verbringt und Zuneigung ("Neigungspunkte") sammelt. Hat die Zuneigung des jeweiligen Levels ihren maximalen Wert erreicht, müssen gleichstarke Wächter mit dem gewünschten Haustier fusioniert werden, um eine Stufe aufzusteigen und einen Stern zu erlangen.

## **In der Hauptstory**

Kurz nach dem Prolog der Hauptquest (etwa ab Level 10) darf sich der Spieler zwischen drei Wächtereiern entscheiden, um sein erstes Haustier zu erhalten. Zur Wahl stehen Fee (Choco), Pflanze (Kappenpilz) und Tier (Wombat).

## **Die Wächterinsel**

Um im weiteren Spielverlauf an Wächter zu kommen, benötigt man Netze. Diese sind täglich im Shop für Spiralen erhältlich, werden aber auch bei zahlreichen Quests, Events und Belohnungstruhen verschenkt.

Mit einem Netz kann man auf der Wächterinsel insgesamt drei Wächtereier einfangen. Bevor man ein neues Netz verwenden will, muss man sich für einen von ihnen entscheiden und mit dem Wächter einen Pakt eingehen.

Die Farbe und Größe eines Wächtereis scheinen bisher keine wirkliche Rolle bei dem Fangergebnis zu spielen. Die Art und Stärke des Wächters sind bei jedem Fang zufällig und lassen sich auch nicht beeinflussen.

Viele Spieler berichten jedoch davon, dass sie mehr Glück haben, wenn sie den NPCs im selbigen Gebiet Jagdaufträge erteilen. Diese fangen die Eier für den Spieler ein.

## **Persönlichkeiten**

Jeder Wächter hat eine eigene Persönlichkeit, welche ihm unterschiedliche Boni oder Einbußen gewährt. Die Persönlichkeit kann durch die Wächterverfeinerung "neu geschmiedet" werden und wird dann zufällig geändert. Dazu werden Lotusfrüchte benötigt.
Allein die gewöhnliche Persönlichkeit ruft keinerlei Attribut-Änderungen hervor.

## **Wächterliste**

Hier eine leider noch unvollständige Liste der möglichen Wächter, bei der ich mir Mühe geben werden diese immer weiter zu aktualisieren:

**12 blaue Wächter**

• Kappenpilz

• Wombat

• Choco

• Blumenfee

• Mimik

• Schnee-Heuler

• Stachelschwein

• Kristallbär

• Werwolfkrieger

• Uralter Ent

• Fetter Choco

• Katzen-Magier

(Errungenschaft: Niedliche Haustiere - sammle alle 12 blauen Wächter)

**12 lila Wächter**

• Phantomfuchs

• Feuerkeiler

• Ahorn-Wildwesen

• Chobi

• Reiseeichhörnchen

• Besa

• Marionettenkaninchen

• Schneepinguin

• Feuerelementar

• Alraune

• Ahornbär

• Wald-Goblin

(Errungenschaft: An deiner Seite - sammle alle 12 lilanen Wächter)

**12 goldene Wächter**

• Ahnengeist

• Nympha

• Wächter-Waschbär

• Schwarzer Kater

• Sakura

• Estrid

**5 rote Wächter**
1999 NRL season

1999 was the 2nd NRL season.

St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons, bringing the number of teams to 17.

## Ladder

**01**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**02**   Parramatta **Eels**

**03**   Melbourne **Storm**

**04**   Sydney **Roosters**

**05**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**06**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**07**   Newcastle **Knights**

**08**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**09**   Canberra **Raiders**

**10**   Penrith **Panthers**

**11**   Auckland **Warriors**

**12**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**13**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**14**   North Sydney **Bears**

**15**   Balmain **Tigers**

**16**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**17**   Western Suburbs **Magpies**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 8th
* 2nd plays 7th
* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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Iron Dust

Iron Dust is one of the nine dusts added in Slimefun.

## Obtaining

Crushing Iron Ore in an Ore Crusher or an Electric Ore Grinder yields two pieces of Iron Dust, effectively doubling it.
If you are using the SlimefunOreChunks addon, you can use the same machines to turn Iron Ore Chunks from the GEO Miner into Iron Dust.

Iron Dust has a ~11.11% chance of being extracted from Sifted Ore, by processing it through an Ore Washer or an Electric Dust Washer.

Additionally, crushing an Iron Ingot in an Electric Ingot Pulverizer produces one piece of Iron Dust.

## Usage

Iron Dust can be smelted into Iron Ingots in a Smeltery or an Electric Ingot Factory.

It is also used in the following alloys for the Smeltery or the Electric Smeltery:

* Steel Ingot
* Damascus Steel Ingot
* Ferrosilicon
* Gilded Iron
* Nickel Ingot
* Cobalt Ingot

... and directly in creating other items:

* Magnet

Iron is one of the most used dusts in Slimefun recipes, either as dust or as Iron Ingot.
2012 Super League season

2012 was the 17th Super League season.

Last season, Celtic Crusaders went into administration and were replaced by Widnes Vikings.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   Warrington Wolves

**03**   St Helens Dogs

**04**   Catalans Dragons

**05**   Leeds Rhinos

**06**   Hull Sharks

**07**   Huddersfield Giants

**08**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**09**   Bradford Bulls

**10**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**11**   Salford Red Devils

**12**   London Broncos

**13**   Castleford Tigers

**14**   Widnes Vikings

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Championship

## SEASON

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Advanced Industrial Miner

The Industrial Miners are part of the Basic Machines category.

These machines will dig up ores from the area underneath them (until they find bedrock) and will then proceed to put them in the chest.

You have to put fuel in the chest before it is able to start working, more info on each fuel can be found in the Slimefun guide.
2009 Super League season

2009 was the 14th Super League season.

The league expanded to fourteen teams in 2009 with the addition of Salford Red Devils and Celtic Crusaders.

## Table

**01**   Leeds Rhinos

**02**   St Helens Dogs

**03**   Huddersfield Giants

**04**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**05**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**06**   Wigan Warriors

**07**   Castleford Tigers

**08**   Catalans Dragons

**09**   Bradford Bulls

**10**   Warrington Wolves

**11**   London Broncos

**12**   Hull Sharks

**13**   Salford Red Devils

**14**   Celtic Crusaders

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Championship

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2001 Super League season

2001 was the 6th Super League season.

This season, relegation was reintroduced.

## Table

**01**   Bradford Bulls

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   Hull Sharks

**04**   St Helens Dogs

**05**   Leeds Rhinos

**06**   London Broncos

**07**   Warrington Wolves

**08**   Castleford Tigers

**09**   Halifax Blue Sox

**10**   Salford Red Devils

**11**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**12**   Huddersfield Giants

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 2nd plays 3rd
* 4th plays 5th

The losing team between 4th and 5th is eliminated

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays winning team between 2nd and 3rd
* losing team between 2nd and 3rd plays winning team between 4th and 5th

The winning team from first match qualifies to Grand Final. The losing team from second match is eliminated

**Week 3:** Preliminary Final

* The remaining 2 teams play for the other place in Grand Final

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The winner from first Semi Final play winner from Preliminary Final for the Championship

## SEASON

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2023 NRL season

2023 was the 26th NRL season.

It was agreed from the 2000 season, the NRL would be reduced to 14 teams.

* In 1999, St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merged to become St George Illawarra Dragons reducing to 17
* In 2000, Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies merged to become Wests Tigers reducing to 16
* In 2000, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and North Sydney Bears merged to become Northern Eagles reducing to 15

With South Sydney Rabbitohs unable to secure a merger were excluded. South Sydney were reinstated in 2002, increasing the teams to 15.

In 2003, Northern Eagles was renamed back to Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

In 2007, Gold Coast Titans was added increasing the teams to 16.

This season, Redcliffe Dolphins was added increasing the teams to 17.

## Ladder

**01**   Penrith **Panthers**

**02**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**03**   Melbourne **Storm**

**04**   Auckland **Warriors**

**05**   Newcastle **Knights**

**06**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**07**   Sydney **Roosters**

**08**   Canberra **Raiders**

**09**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**10**   Parramatta **Eels**

**11**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**12**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**13**   Redcliffe **Dolphins**

**14**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**15**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**16**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**17**   Wests **Tigers**

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 1st plays 4th
* 2nd plays 3rd
* 5th plays 8th
* 6th plays 7th

The 2 highest placed winning teams progress to Week 3

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* The 2 highest placed losing teams from Week 1 (generally 3rd and 4th) play the 2 lowest placed winning teams from Week 1 (generally 5th and 6th)

**Week 3:** Preliminary Finals

* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play the 2 winning teams from Week 2

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The 2 winning teams from Week 3 play for the Premiership

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2004 Super League season

2004 was the 9th Super League season.

Salford Red Devils were promoted replacing Halifax Blue Sox.

## Table

**01**   Leeds Rhinos

**02**   Bradford Bulls

**03**   Hull Sharks

**04**   Wigan Warriors

**05**   St Helens Dogs

**06**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**07**   Huddersfield Giants

**08**   Warrington Wolves

**09**   Salford Red Devils

**10**   London Broncos

**11**   Widnes Vikings

**12**   Castleford Tigers

**Finals series**

**Week 1:** Qualifying Finals

* 3rd plays 6th
* 4th plays 5th

The losing teams are eliminated

**Week 2:** Semi Finals

* 1st plays 2nd
* The 2 winning teams from Week 1 play each other

The winning team from first match qualifies to Grand Final. The losing team from second match is eliminated

**Week 3:** Preliminary Final

* The remaining 2 teams play for the other place in Grand Final

**Week 4:** Grand Final

* The winner from first Semi Final play winner from Preliminary Final for the Championship

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