Pro14 2019/20

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Pro14 2019/20
Teams 14th
countries Ireland Ireland Italy Scotland South Africa Wales
ItalyItaly 
ScotlandScotland 
South AfricaSouth Africa 
WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg 
Games 147 + 5 play-off games
← Pro14 2018/19

Pro14 2019/20 denotes the 20th season of the international rugby union championship Pro14 (also called Guinness Pro14 for sponsorship reasons ). It was planned for 21 game days and began on September 27, 2019. Four teams each from Ireland and Wales and two teams each from Italy , Scotland and South Africa are involved . The Irish team Leinster is the defending champion. The 14 teams are divided into two conferences, with each team playing 20 games: twice (one leg and one leg) against all teams in their conference, once against the teams in the other conference, and once again against a team from their country. The top three teams from each conference should qualify for the finals; the conference winners play directly in the semi-finals, while the second and third placed compete against each other in the quarter-finals.

The final was originally scheduled for June 20, 2020 at Cardiff City Stadium . Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , match operations for the Italian clubs were initially suspended at the end of February 2020 and all operations on March 14, 2020 until further notice after the 13th match day.

table

  • Qualification for semi-finals and participation in the European Rugby Champions Cup 2020/21
  • Qualification for quarter-finals and participation in the European Rugby Champions Cup 2020/21
  • Play-off for participation in the European Rugby Champions Cup 2020/21

    • M = officiating master

    Conference A
    team Games Victories Unent. Ndlg. Game
    points     		Diff. Bonus
    points     		Table
    points
    01. IrelandIreland Leinster Rugby (M) 10 10 0 0 364: 137 + 227 7th 47
    02. IrelandIreland Ulster rugby 10 7th 0 3 311: 216 + 95 8th 36
    03. ScotlandScotland Glasgow Warriors 10 5 0 5 225: 198 + 27 4th 24
    04th South AfricaSouth Africa Central Cheetahs ZAF 8th 4th 0 4th 234: 181 + 53 5 21st
    05. WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Newport Gwent Dragons 10 4th 0 6th 186: 273 - 87 2 18th
    06th ItalyItaly Zebra 10 2 0 8th 180: 286 - 106 6th 14th
    07th WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Ospreys 10 1 0 9 126: 281 - 155 5 9
    Conference B
    team Games Victories Unent. Ndlg. Game
    points     		Diff. Bonus
    points     		Table
    points
    01. ScotlandScotland Edinburgh rugby 10 7th 0 3 289: 166 + 123 6th 34
    02. WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Scarlets 10 7th 0 3 226: 182 + 44 3 31
    03. IrelandIreland Munster rugby 10 6th 0 4th 227: 203 + 24 6th 30th
    04th IrelandIreland Connacht rugby 10 5 0 5 192: 231 - 39 5 25th
    05. WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Cardiff Blues 10 5 0 5 202: 208 - 6 4th 24
    06th ItalyItaly Benetton Rugby Treviso 10 4th 0 6th 219: 265 - 46 7th 23
    07th South AfricaSouth Africa Southern Kings ZAF 8th 1 0 7th 135: 289 - 154 2 6th
    ZAF Central Cheetahs and Southern Kings cannot qualify for the European Rugby Champions Cup or European Rugby Challenge Cup . If the teams finish the season on a qualifying place for the European Cup, these starting places are automatically assigned to the next lower team.

    The points are distributed as follows:

    • 4 points if you win
    • 2 points if there is a tie
    • 0 points in the event of a loss (before possible bonus points)
    • 1 bonus point for four or more attempts , regardless of the final score
    • 1 bonus point for a loss of seven or less points

    statistics

    Most attempts made

    Surname society tries
    1. South AfricaSouth Africa Rhyno Smith Central Cheetahs 7th
    2. ScotlandScotland Mark Bennett Edinburgh rugby 6th
    WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Steff Evans Scarlets
    IrelandIreland Dave Kearney Leinster rugby
    IrelandIreland Rónan Kelleher Leinster rugby

    Most points scored

    Surname society Points
    1. IrelandIreland John Cooney Ulster rugby 94
    2. WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Sam Davies Newport Gwent Dragons 72
    3. WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Jarrod Evans Cardiff Blues 70
    4th IrelandIreland Ross Byrne Leinster rugby 69
    5. IrelandIreland JJ Hanrahan Munster rugby 67

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Coronavirus: Guinness PRO14 season suspended until further notice. In: skysports.com. March 12, 2020, accessed June 8, 2020 .