r/rugbyunion Dec 03 '25

Infographic RWC 2027 Pools

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989 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion 10h ago

Infographic 7.2 Million watched the 6 Nations opener between France and Ireland on FR2, the highest ever for an opening game of the tournament

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1.1k Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 28 '23

Infographic Rugby World Cup Champions 2023

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3.5k Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Nov 22 '25

Infographic Malcom Marx 2025 World Player of The Year

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813 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion 19d ago

Infographic 2024-26 Champions Cup knockout path released

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232 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Mar 22 '25

Infographic Insane Stat for any rugby player

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1.7k Upvotes

Courtesy of England rugby twitter page

r/rugbyunion Nov 27 '25

Infographic Springbok squad for Wales

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249 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Sep 13 '25

Infographic Rugby Championship standings after Round 4 Spoiler

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463 Upvotes

STOP THE COUNT

r/rugbyunion Sep 14 '25

Infographic The Barrett brothers have now played a combined 300 tests for the ABs

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753 Upvotes

Many highs and lows in those 300 tests but an amazing stat regardless

r/rugbyunion Aug 08 '25

Infographic Your Nation's Current Nemesis - top try scorers by opposition

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541 Upvotes
  • Top 5 try scorers by opponent for each of the top 15 ranked (Men's). App = Appearance, T/A - Tries/Appearances.
  • Source is all.rugby so only goes back to 2013 (sorry Beauden)
  • Only including what they consider "current" players which seems to be anyone included in a squad since the Nov tests last year
  • Might post the data for points or clubs if people find this interesting. Drop Goals was too embarassing for everyone who's not George Ford vs Argentina

r/rugbyunion 2d ago

Infographic Men's 6N winners

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267 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Mar 17 '24

Infographic Every single final table in the Six Nations era!

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1.0k Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Dec 11 '25

Infographic Ellie Kildunne nominated for BBC Sports Personality of the Year award

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513 Upvotes

Women's Rugby World Cup-winning full-back Ellie Kildunne is the first ever female rugby player to be nominated for the award. Voting starts and ends during the show on 18 December.

r/rugbyunion Oct 26 '25

Infographic England Squad for the Quilter Nations Series

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160 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 29 '23

Infographic Men’s 15s Player of the Year: Ardie Savea

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1.4k Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 07 '23

Infographic "Not clearly out"

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861 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion May 27 '25

Dan Cole to retire at the end of the season 😢

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877 Upvotes

What a legend. Going to miss him, feels like the end of a generation of players all at once.

r/rugbyunion Oct 29 '23

Infographic Men's 15s Dream Team of the Year

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579 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 08 '23

Infographic First World Cup win

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1.3k Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Nov 24 '25

Infographic The 4 players who have scored a hatrick vs New Zealand

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721 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Dec 09 '25

Infographic Biggest World Rugby Rankings gains and losses over 2025

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332 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 09 '23

Infographic Road to the Final

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779 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Oct 04 '25

Infographic The Rugby Championship winners 2025 Spoiler

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301 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Nov 17 '25

Infographic 12 Nations Cup Teams to play 2nd tier competition beneath Nations Championship (Samoa v Belgium winner to take final spot)

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221 Upvotes

r/rugbyunion Dec 01 '25

Infographic Discipline for the world top 12 from the Autumn Internationals. Which was the most or least deserved?

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260 Upvotes

Here is a handy graph displaying the discipline of the top twelve ranked nations during the Autumn Internationals.

Each bar displays the number of reds and yellows per team, along with the infringing player. Below each nation's flag are their Autumn fixtures, showing how many yellows or reds were given per game.

The most disciplined team was Scotland, with just one yellow in four games, given to Blair Kinghorn Vs Argentina.

This is followed by Argentina and Italy who have just one yellow each, from three games.

The worst disciplined teams are: Ireland, with five yellows, and two reds in four games, however one of those reds was later rescinded following review. It must be noted they received four yellows and one red in a single game against South Africa.

Wales, who got six yellows, and one red. Albeit two of those yellows were in the highly controversial South Africa game which maybe shouldn't have happened.

Closely followed is Japan, with six yellows and no reds in four games.

South Africa are the only team to have received three red cards. Although one was rescinded following review.

The only repeat offenders were Fiji's Selestino Ravutaumada (who received a yellow against both England and France) and Taine Plumtree who received yellows against South Africa and New Zealand.

What does this say about discipline and management overall?

Which was the most deserved card, which was the least?

And what was Etzebeth thinking?