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Bini the Bunny Does Tricks

**Bini the Bunny Does Tricks** is the second video on YouTube of Bini the Bunny. It features the first of Bini's tricks.

## Summary

Shai introduces you to the wondrous and incredibly talented Bini performing all kinds of bunny tricks. This is a video of him when he just learned how to walk. Bini performs the "up" (stand) trick, "turn around" trick, and jump trick.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to feature Bini the Bunny.
* It's also Bini's video to be uploaded on both Bini's YouTube channel and Facebook page.
* Bini also performs the walk trick near the end of the video.

## Links

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ3MBBl64\_4: The video on Bini's YouTube channel.
* https://www.facebook.com/binithebunny/videos/499104453570451/: The video on Bini's Facebook Page.
Relationships between Bini and Shai

* On the Morning Show on June 13, 2019, Shai shared with everyone the real story when he adopts Bini. According to his story, he always wanted to have a dog but he used to have a small apartment and it wasn't fair for a dog. So finally, he decided to adopt a bunny that looks like a dog and that's how it happened.
* A few months ago, on a photo on Facebook, Shai also shared that Bini's his first pet, that's why they have such a sweet and inseparable relationships.
Informatica

Conjunto de conocimientos técnicos que se ocupan del tratamiento automático de la información.

La informática, también llamada computación, ​ es una ciencia que administra métodos, técnicas y procesos con el fin de almacenar, procesar y transmitir información y datos en formato digital.

Es el conjunto de conocimientos científicos y de técnicas que hacen posible el tratamiento automático de la información.
Bini the Bunny (character)/Websites

* *Bini the Bunny*: Bini's YouTube channel has more than 172.900 subscribers and 11 million views with more than 100 videos uploaded (Bini and Shai were awarded the Silver Creator Award for reaching and passing 100,000 subscribers in 2018).

1. Pages
* *Bini the Bunny*: This is the official Bini's Facebook page. This page was created on August 1, 2012 and so far, it has more than 467.000 likes and 516.000 followers.
* *Cutest Pets- Bini's friends*: This page was created by Bini the Bunny that features amazing animals who are near and dear to the hearts of Bini fans across the world on December 13, 2017. So far, it has about 6481 likes. However, this is not a main page of Bini the Bunny.

2. Groups
* **Groups by Bini the Bunny**
	+ *Bunnies Are Family*: This is a normal public group for Bini's hoppers and every of bunny lovers. Anyone can join this group to share pictures, ask questions, join the bunny lovers family. This group is created on Feh 22, 2018 and until now, it has more than 15000 members.
	+ *Super Hoppers - Bini the Bunny's Vip Club*: This is **a members only group exclusively for Bini's VIP Hoppers** - who are supporters of Bini the Bunny on Facebook and YouTube, was created by Bini on June 2, 2018. In this group, Bini and Shai post behind the scenes photos, videos, and messages, not available anywhere else. In order to request access to the group, click on the blue button "Become a Supporter", and once you complete registration, you'll be able to request access to the Group. And also, because it's not free to join, this group isn't as popular as the above one. So far, it has about 22 members.
* **Groups by Bini the Bunny fans**
	+ *Bini the Bunny Fan Club*: This is a small and brand-new group, created by some of Bini's fans. It's like Bini's secret club but anyone that can prove their real love with Bini can join for free.

* *@binithebunny*

* *Bini the Bunny's Newsletter*

* *Bini the Bunny's Online Art Store*

* *@BiniTheBunny*: Until now, Bini has 160 tweets, more than 1450 followers and 440 likes on Twitter.

* *Bini the Bunny's Reddit*
Aritrea Angelica Eridanus

## Countess Aritrea Angelica Eridanus

### Relatives

Duke Harlem Eridanus(father)Dame Porsha Eridanus (mother)Guy Maleel Eridanus(brother)Camden Laneera Eridanus(sister)

### Place of Origin

City of Holhbein, Assyria Province of Lioncourt

### Eldeidan

The Christin Blade and Shadow Taken (Bow)

### Occupation

Commander of the 15th Company of the Border Legion

## Physical Description

### Hair Color

White

“I’ll try to be more, enthused...” - Vadame Aritrea Angelica Eridanus
All the King's Men Wiki

**Welcome to the All the King's Men Wiki!**All the King's Men or ATKM for short, is a community driven erotic fantasy project set in the fictional world of Elcrest. The story revolves around the many adventures of the titular 'King’s Men', and of course women, the fabled 'Raven Knights'. These tales stories range from humorous, to the suspenseful; from thrilling, to thought provoking, all while maintaining a central narrative that ties into the main plot.
## Important articles

:CharactersPlacesMagical Objects
Beastiary

*Need help building out this community?*

* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!
2022 NRL season

2022 was the 25th 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**   Penrith **Panthers**

**02**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**03**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**04**   Parramatta **Eels**

**05**   Melbourne **Storm**

**06**   Sydney **Roosters**

**07**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**08**   Canberra **Raiders**

**09**   Brisbane **Broncos**

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

**11**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**12**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**13**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**14**   Newcastle **Knights**

**15**   Auckland **Warriors**

**16**   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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2009/10 Premiership Rugby season

2009/10 was the 23rd Premiership Rugby season.

Yorkshire Carnegie were promoted replacing Bristol.

## Table

**01**   Leicester Tigers

**02**   Northampton Saints

**03**   Saracens

**04**   Bath

**05**   Wasps

**06**   London Irish

**07**   Gloucester

**08**   Harlequins

**09**   Newcastle Falcons

**10**   Yorkshire Carnegie

**11**   Sale Sharks

**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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2013 NRL season

2013 was the 16th 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**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**03**   Melbourne **Storm**

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

**05**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**06**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**07**   Newcastle **Knights**

**08**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**09**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**10**   Penrith **Panthers**

**11**   Auckland **Warriors**

**12**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**13**   Canberra **Raiders**

**14**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**15**   Wests **Tigers**

**16**   Parramatta **Eels**

**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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2020/21 Premiership Rugby season

2020/21 was the 34th Premiership Rugby season.

Newcastle were promoted replacing Saracens. No team were relegated.

## Table

**01**   Bristol

**02**   Exeter Chiefs

**03**   Sale Sharks

**04**   Harlequins

**05**   Northampton Saints

**06**   Leicester Tigers

**07**   Bath

**08**   Wasps

**09**   London Irish

**10**   Newcastle

**11**   Gloucester

**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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2018/19 Premiership Rugby season

2018/19 was the 32nd Premiership Rugby season.

Bristol were promoted replacing London Irish.

## Table

**01**   Exeter Chiefs

**02**   Saracens

**03**   Gloucester

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   Harlequins

**06**   Bath

**07**   Sale Sharks

**08**   Wasps

**09**   Bristol

**10**   Worcester Warriors

**11**   Leicester Tigers

**12**   Newcastle Falcons

**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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2000 Super League season

2000 was the 5th Super League season.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   St Helens Dogs

**03**   Bradford Bulls

**04**   Leeds Rhinos

**05**   Castleford Tigers

**06**   Warrington Wolves

**07**   Hull Sharks

**08**   Halifax Blue Sox

**09**   Salford Red Devils

**10**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**11**   London Broncos

**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

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2016/17 Premiership Rugby season

2016/17 was the 30th Premiership Rugby season.

Bristol were promoted replacing London Irish.

## Table

**01**   Wasps

**02**   Exeter Chiefs

**03**   Saracens

**04**   Leicester Tigers

**05**   Bath

**06**   Harlequins

**07**   Northampton Saints

**08**   Newcastle Falcons

**09**   Gloucester

**10**   Sale Sharks

**11**   Worcester Warriors

**12**   Bristol

**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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Places

## Theria

Theria is the primary location of most tales with All the King’s Men. It is located in the northern hemisphere of the planet Elcrest. It is bordered in the north by the Noverian Ocean, to the east by the Hyrcanian Ocean and the Sea of Livyatan, to the  west and south by the Esterian Ocean and Nereid Ocean respectively. There are islands both large and small such as the Noverian Islands to the north and Livyatan Islands just off the coast of southern Theria, but there are no other continents near the land mass.

## The Kingdoms

### Central Theria

* The Lost Kingdoms
* The Dead Lands
* The Kingdom of Argoria
* The Arcane Empire of Caprica
* Belkin Empire

### Eastern Theria

* The Empire of Sauria
* Drakon

### Western Theria

* Free Timberlands
* The Kingdom of Valdis
* The Kingdom of Stallious
* Ahes
* Vulfied

### Southern Theria

* The Kingdom of Lioncourt
* The Kingdom of Pandorica
2014 Super League season

2014 was the 19th Super League season.

With the league reduced to twelve teams in 2015, 2 teams were relegated at season-end.

## Table

**01**   St Helens Dogs

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   Huddersfield Giants

**04**   Castleford Tigers

**05**   Warrington Wolves

**06**   Leeds Rhinos

**07**   Catalans Dragons

**08**   Widnes Vikings

**09**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**10**   Salford Red Devils

**11**   Hull Sharks

**12**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**13**   Bradford Bulls

**14**   London Broncos

**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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Vega Lyrae

## Dame Vega Lyrae

### Aliases

Youngest Child of Clan Lyrae of Pandorica, Blade Dancer of Khuman, Knight’s Lieutenant of the Holy Order of Raven Knight

### Occupation

Knight Ranger of Lioncourt, Lieutenant of the Raven Knight’s of Lioncourt, Former Left Hand of the Prince of Pandorica, Former Red Guard of Pandorica

## Physical Description

### Hair Color

Black with frosted green tips

“I’m more than my size would lead you to believe,” - Dame Vega Lyrae
History of Theria

## Conflicts

### The Five Winters War and the Unification of Amarok

For five years the unified tribes of the Asenian Expanse fought to liberate the North from the control of the Alabaster Clans. The whites and their advanced weaponry and war constructs had for many years established a foothold in the far north. They still were the dominate power, ruling from their great, crystal, city of Vitstad. The surrounding communities and villages of the north were used as defensive outpost to protect Vitstad. The leader of the Alabaster Clan, Laetner of the Kodie clan thought nothing of throwing away the lives of the lesser kinlings to protect the capital of his fledgling Empire. Adhering to the strict class system that had dominated Noverian society for ages, Laetner consider it the duty of the lessers in his ranks to sacrifice themselves for their betters.

It is believed that this class system was the reason the war could not come to a nonviolent conclusion. The polar bears had long held the position of dominance and rule in Noveria, apparently defeating and subduing the white wolves of Noveria to do so. After their defeat, the wolves of Noveria had their culture destroyed and were made to serve the Polar Bears. With the wolves under foot, the polar bear clans easily conquered all of the Noverian Islands. Considering wolves to be their lessers, they refused to bend or even parlay with the Therian wolfpacks.

Despite the whites suffering several devastating defeats and mass defections as the unified packs of the expanse pushed toward Vitstad, the war would last five years. This was because it is virtually impossible to traverse many areas of the expanse during the deep winter months. The weather allowed the Alabaster Clans to regather their forces and mount clever defensive strategies to stimmy the advancing Therian kinlings.

Leading the wolves during this time was an Imakandi warrior named Akela Akuja. His was an Elioudan bloodline hailing from Amarok. A tactician and warrior without peer. He conquered, merged and allied with many different tribes in order to bring the whites of the northern expanse to heel. After defeating their greatest fighter, the Warrior Chief Iowyn. It is after this victor that the first great howl began. Signifying Akela’s right to rule as the Alpha of Alpha’s.

Despite being made up of various tribes and species. Amarok is lead by a group known as the Council of Alpha Lupi.

## Events

* The Baptism of Fire also called Fires of Peril
* Great Flood
* The Eternian Cultists Attempt to Resurrect the Baldimorg  <247 AC>
* The Rebirth of Garvos as a Bone Dragon <248 AC>
* The Belkin Civil War <255 AC>
* The Saurian/Lioncourt Cold War <1AC to 255AC>
* The Southern Plague in Lioncourt
* The Valdinian Seige of Pandorica
* The Murder of the King of Lioncourt and the Battle of Herald’s Keep
* The Wildering Skirmishes in the Moorlands
* The Unrest in Faeorie
* The Rebirth of the Illich in Amarok <238 AC>
* The Coup Attempt by High Sorcerer Baldwin Dugard and the Rogue Mages of Lioncourt
* The Argorian Raid of Leah
* Borian Uprising
List of Bini and Shai videos

This is the list of all Bini and Shai videos. Most of them on Bini's offcial YouTube channel and Facebook page, and some don't. The order will be according to the order of upload date on YouTube, videos on Bini's Instagram won't count.

## **Trivia**

* There are 2 videos in this list that don't feature Bini: the first one and the third one, although both of them were uploaded after Bini was born.
	+ In the third video, it was unknown why Bini didn't appear, although it took place after the second video which featured Bini.
* Most of videos on this list also got posted on Bini's Facebook page, while some don't.
1991 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup was the inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup. Twelve teams participated representing each of the 6 FIFA confederations.

UEFA has 5 teams

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

AFC has 3 teams including China host

1. China
2. Japan
3. Taiwan

CONCACAF has a single team

* United States

CONMEBOL has a single team

* Brazil

CAF has a single team

* Nigeria

OFC has a single team

* New Zealand

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C

**Q**    China

**Q**    Norway

**Q**    Denmark

    New Zealand

**Q**    United States

**Q**    Sweden

    Brazil

    Japan

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    Italy

**Q**    Taiwan

    Nigeria

## WORLD CUP

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2014/15 Premiership Rugby season

2014/15 was the 28th Premiership Rugby season.

London Welsh were promoted replacing Worcester Warriors.

## Table

**01**   Northampton Saints

**02**   Bath

**03**   Leicester Tigers

**04**   Saracens

**05**   Exeter Chiefs

**06**   Wasps

**07**   Sale Sharks

**08**   Harlequins

**09**   Gloucester

**10**   London Irish

**11**   Newcastle Falcons

**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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2006 NRL season

2006 was the 9th 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**   Melbourne **Storm**

**02**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**03**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**04**   Newcastle **Knights**

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

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

**07**   Canberra **Raiders**

**08**   Parramatta **Eels**

**09**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**10**   Auckland **Warriors**

**11**   Wests **Tigers**

**12**   Penrith **Panthers**

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

**14**   Sydney **Roosters**

**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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2008/09 Premiership Rugby season

2008/09 was the 22nd Premiership Rugby season.

Northampton Saints were promoted replacing Yorkshire Carnegie.

## Table

**01**   Leicester Tigers

**02**   Harlequins

**03**   London Irish

**04**   Bath

**05**   Sale Sharks

**06**   Gloucester

**07**   Wasps

**08**   Northampton Saints

**09**   Saracens

**10**   Newcastle Falcons

**11**   Worcester Warriors

**12**   Bristol

**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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2017/18 Premiership Rugby season

2017/18 was the 31st Premiership Rugby season.

London Irish were promoted replacing Bristol.

## Table

**01**   Exeter Chiefs

**02**   Saracens

**03**   Wasps

**04**   Newcastle Falcons

**05**   Leicester Tigers

**06**   Bath

**07**   Gloucester

**08**   Sale Sharks

**09**   Northampton Saints

**10**   Harlequins

**11**   Worcester Warriors

**12**   London Irish

**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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2018 NRL season

2018 was the 21st 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**   Melbourne **Storm**

**03**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**04**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**05**   Penrith **Panthers**

**06**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**07**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**08**   Auckland **Warriors**

**09**   Wests **Tigers**

**10**   Canberra **Raiders**

**11**   Newcastle **Knights**

**12**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**13**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**14**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**15**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**16**   Parramatta **Eels**

**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

## SEASON

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FIFA Women's World Cup

## Leaderboard

* SUMMARY
* Stats

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**Teams**

 United States

 Germany

 Norway

 Sweden

 Japan

 China

 Brazil

 England

 Canada

 Australia

 France

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 Netherlands

 Denmark

 Italy

 New Zealand

 North Korea

 Cameroon

 South Korea

 Russia

 Spain

 Argentina

 Colombia

 Mexico

 Ghana

 Thailand

 Switzerland

 Taiwan

 Scotland

 Chile

 Jamaica

 South Africa

 Ivory Coast

 Costa Rica

 Ecuador

 Equatorial Guinea
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Ratings

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## List of champions

### Cancelled Champions

* Ao Shin
* Avasha
* Averdrian
* CeeCee
* Cyborg Cowboy
* Eagle Rider
* Gavid
* Husk
* Iron Engineer
* Ivan
* Omen
* Rob Blackblade
* Seth
* Tabu
* Tiki
* Urf
* Well
2007 Super League season

2007 was the 12th Super League season.

Hull Kingston Rovers were promoted replacing Castleford Tigers.

## Table

**01**   St Helens Dogs

**02**   Leeds Rhinos

**03**   Bradford Bulls

**04**   Hull Sharks

**05**   Huddersfield Giants

**06**   Wigan Warriors

**07**   Warrington Wolves

**08**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**09**   London Broncos

**10**   Catalans Dragons

**11**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**12**   Salford Red Devils

**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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2019/20 Premiership Rugby season

2019/20 was the 33rd Premiership Rugby season.

London Irish were promoted replacing Newcastle.

## Table

**01**   Exeter Chiefs

**02**   Wasps

**03**   Bristol

**04**   Bath

**05**   Sale Sharks

**06**   Harlequins

**07**   Gloucester

**08**   Northampton Saints

**09**   Worcester Warriors

**10**   London Irish

**11**   Leicester Tigers

**12**   Saracens

**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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1999 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 3rd FIFA Women's World Cup. The 1999 tournament saw the World Cup expanded to 16 teams from 12 in 1995.

UEFA increased from 5 to 6 teams with Denmark, Germany, Norway and Sweden again qualifying after 1995

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

AFC increased from 2 to 3 teams with China and Japan again qualifying

1. China
2. Japan
3. North Korea

CONCACAF remained with 2 teams plus United States as host along with Canada again qualifying

1. Canada
2. Mexico
3. United States

CONMEBOL remained with a single team with Brazil again qualifying

* Brazil

CAF increased from 1 to 2 teams with Nigeria 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**    Nigeria

    North Korea

    Denmark

**Q**    Brazil

**Q**    Germany

    Italy

    Mexico

**Q**    Norway

**Q**    Russia

    Canada

    Japan

**Q**    China

**Q**    Sweden

    Australia

    Ghana

## WORLD CUP

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1995 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup was the 2nd FIFA Women's World Cup. Twelve teams participated representing each of the 6 FIFA confederations.

UEFA has 5 teams with Sweden as host along with Denmark, Germany and Norway again qualifying after 1991

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

AFC was reduced to 2 teams with China and Japan again qualifying

1. China
2. Japan

CONCACAF was increased to 2 teams with United States again qualifying

1. Canada
2. United States

CONMEBOL has a single team with Brazil again qualifying

* Brazil

CAF has a single team with Nigeria again qualifying

* Nigeria

OFC has a single team

* Australia

## Group stage

* A
* B
* C

**Q**    Germany

**Q**    Sweden

**Q**    Japan

    Brazil

**Q**    Norway

**Q**    England

    Canada

    Nigeria

**Q**    United States

**Q**    China

**Q**    Denmark

    Australia

## WORLD CUP

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2013 Super League season

2013 was the 18th Super League season.

## Table

**01**   Huddersfield Giants

**02**   Warrington Wolves

**03**   Leeds Rhinos

**04**   Wigan Warriors

**05**   St Helens Dogs

**06**   Hull Sharks

**07**   Catalans Dragons

**08**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**09**   Bradford Bulls

**10**   Widnes Vikings

**11**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**12**   Castleford Tigers

**13**   London Broncos

**14**   Salford Red Devils

**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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2008 NRL season

2008 was the 11th 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**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**04**   Sydney **Roosters**

**05**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**06**   Canberra **Raiders**

**07**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**08**   Auckland **Warriors**

**09**   Newcastle **Knights**

**10**   Wests **Tigers**

**11**   Parramatta **Eels**

**12**   Penrith **Panthers**

**13**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**14**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**15**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**16**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**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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1999 Super League season

1999 was the 4th Super League season.

The league expanded to fourteen teams in 1999 with the addition of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats and Newcastle Thunder.

## Table

**01**   Bradford Bulls

**02**   St Helens Dogs

**03**   Leeds Rhinos

**04**   Wigan Warriors

**05**   Castleford Tigers

**06**   Newcastle Thunder

**07**   Warrington Wolves

**08**   London Broncos

**09**   Halifax Blue Sox

**10**   Sheffield Eagles

**11**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**12**   Salford Red Devils

**13**   Hull Sharks

**14**   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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1998 Super League season

1998 was the 3rd Super League season.

No team were relegated due to the expansion of the league to fourteen teams in 1999.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   Leeds Rhinos

**03**   Halifax Blue Sox

**04**   St Helens Dogs

**05**   Bradford Bulls

**06**   Castleford Tigers

**07**   London Broncos

**08**   Sheffield Eagles

**09**   Hull Sharks

**10**   Warrington Wolves

**11**   Salford Red Devils

**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 Super League season

2023 was the 28th Super League season.

Leigh Leopards were promoted replacing Toulouse Olympique.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   Catalans Dragons

**03**   St Helens Dogs

**04**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**05**   Leigh Leopards

**06**   Warrington Wolves

**07**   Salford Red Devils

**08**   Leeds Rhinos

**09**   Huddersfield Giants

**10**   Hull Sharks

**11**   Castleford Tigers

**12**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**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

## SEASON

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2022/23 Premiership Rugby season

2022/23 was the 36th Premiership Rugby season.

No team were promoted. Wasps and Worcester Warriors were relegated.

## Table

**01**   Saracens

**02**   Sale Sharks

**03**   Leicester Tigers

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   London Irish

**06**   Harlequins

**07**   Exeter Chiefs

**08**   Bath

**09**   Bristol

**10**   Gloucester

**11**   Newcastle

**12**   Wasps

**13**   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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2015/16 Premiership Rugby season

2015/16 was the 29th Premiership Rugby season.

Worcester Warriors were promoted replacing London Welsh.

## Table

**01**   Saracens

**02**   Exeter Chiefs

**03**   Wasps

**04**   Leicester Tigers

**05**   Northampton Saints

**06**   Sale Sharks

**07**   Harlequins

**08**   Gloucester

**09**   Bath

**10**   Worcester Warriors

**11**   Newcastle Falcons

**12**   London Irish

**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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2018 Super League season

2018 was the 23rd Super League season.

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

## Table

**01**   St Helens Dogs

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   Castleford Tigers

**04**   Warrington Wolves

**05**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**06**   Huddersfield Giants

**07**   Catalans Dragons

**08**   Hull Sharks

**09**   Leeds Rhinos

**10**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**11**   Salford Red Devils

**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

## SEASON

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2011 Super League season

2011 was the 16th Super League season.

## Table

**01**   Warrington Wolves

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   St Helens Dogs

**04**   Huddersfield Giants

**05**   Leeds Rhinos

**06**   Catalans Dragons

**07**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**08**   Hull Sharks

**09**   Castleford Tigers

**10**   Bradford Bulls

**11**   Salford Red Devils

**12**   London Broncos

**13**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**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

## SEASON

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2002 NRL season

2002 was the 5th 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 this season, increasing the teams to 15.

## Ladder

**01**   Auckland **Warriors**

**02**   Newcastle **Knights**

**03**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**04**   Sydney **Roosters**

**05**   Cronulla-Sutherland **Sharks**

**06**   Parramatta **Eels**

**07**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**08**   Canberra **Raiders**

**09**   Northern **Eagles**

**10**   Melbourne **Storm**

**11**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**12**   Penrith **Panthers**

**13**   Wests **Tigers**

**14**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**15**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

**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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2021/22 Premiership Rugby season

2021/22 was the 35th Premiership Rugby season.

Saracens were promoted. No team were relegated.

## Table

**01**   Leicester Tigers

**02**   Saracens

**03**   Harlequins

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   Gloucester

**06**   Sale Sharks

**07**   Exeter Chiefs

**08**   London Irish

**09**   Wasps

**10**   Bristol

**11**   Worcester Warriors

**12**   Newcastle

**13**   Bath

**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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2015 NRL season

2015 was the 18th 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**   Brisbane **Broncos**

**03**   North Queensland **Cowboys**

**04**   Melbourne **Storm**

**05**   Canterbury **Bulldogs**

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

**07**   South Sydney **Rabbitohs**

**08**   St George Illawarra **Dragons**

**09**   Manly-Warringah **Sea Eagles**

**10**   Canberra **Raiders**

**11**   Penrith **Panthers**

**12**   Parramatta **Eels**

**13**   Auckland **Warriors**

**14**   Gold Coast **Titans**

**15**   Wests **Tigers**

**16**   Newcastle **Knights**

**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

## SEASON

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2016 Super League season

2016 was the 21st Super League season.

The bottom 4 teams play the top 4 teams from the Championship to qualify for next season. All 4 teams from 2015 qualified.

## Table

**01**   Warrington Wolves

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   Hull Sharks

**04**   St Helens Dogs

**05**   Castleford Tigers

**06**   Catalans Dragons

**07**   Widnes Vikings

**08**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**09**   Leeds Rhinos

**10**   Salford Red Devils

**11**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**12**   Huddersfield Giants

**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

## SEASON

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2011/12 Premiership Rugby season

2011/12 was the 25th Premiership Rugby season.

Worcester Warriors were promoted replacing Yorkshire Carnegie.

## Table

**01**   Harlequins

**02**   Leicester Tigers

**03**   Saracens

**04**   Northampton Saints

**05**   Exeter Chiefs

**06**   Sale Sharks

**07**   London Irish

**08**   Bath

**09**   Gloucester

**10**   Worcester Warriors

**11**   Wasps

**12**   Newcastle Falcons

**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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06/07
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21/22
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2015 Super League season

2015 was the 20th Super League season.

The league reduced to twelve teams in 2015 with the bottom 4 teams play the top 4 teams from the Championship to qualify for next season.

## Table

**01**   Leeds Rhinos

**02**   Wigan Warriors

**03**   Huddersfield Giants

**04**   St Helens Dogs

**05**   Castleford Tigers

**06**   Warrington Wolves

**07**   Catalans Dragons

**08**   Hull Sharks

**09**   Widnes Vikings

**10**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**11**   Salford Red Devils

**12**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**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

## SEASON

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2010 Super League season

2010 was the 15th Super League season.

## Table

**01**   Wigan Warriors

**02**   St Helens Dogs

**03**   Warrington Wolves

**04**   Leeds Rhinos

**05**   Huddersfield Giants

**06**   Hull Sharks

**07**   Hull Kingston Rovers

**08**   Celtic Crusaders

**09**   Castleford Tigers

**10**   Bradford Bulls

**11**   Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

**12**   Salford Red Devils

**13**   London Broncos

**14**   Catalans Dragons

**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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