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Trains

Locomotive sets: InterCity 125 & InterCity 225

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 43 Mk 3 Coach		Great Western	1976—82 1975—88	12 <48	Diesel locomotive	4	Low volume sliding pocket	23m	No
Class 91 Mk 4 Coach Mk 4 DVT		LNER	1989—92	12 73 10	AC electric locomotive	9	Low volume "Plug" style
Class 68 Mk 3 Coach Mk 3 DVT		Chiltern Railways	2013—14	6 25 6	Diesel locomotive	6

Bombardier Voyager

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 220		CrossCountry	2001—02	34	Bi-mode DEMU	4	Low volume "Plug" style	24m	No
Class 221		Avanti West Coast CrossCountry Grand Central	2002—03	18 24 2		5 4 or 5 5
Class 222		East Midlands Railway	2004—06	23 4		5 7

Alstom Pendolino

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 390		Avanti West Coast	2002—05 2002—13	21 35	AC electric	9 11	Low volume "Plug" style	25m	No

Hitachi AT300

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 395		Southeastern	2007–09	29	AC electric	6	Low volume Sliding pocket	21m	No
Class 800/0		Great Western Railway	2017–18	36	Bi-mode DEMU	5		26m
Class 800/3				21		9
Class 800/2		LNER		10		5
Class 800/1				13		9
Class 801/1			2019–20	12	AC electric	5
Class 801/2				30		9
Class 802/0		Great Western Railway	2017–19	22	Bi-mode DEMU	5
Class 802/1				14		9
Class 802/2		TransPennine Express	2018–19	19		5
Class 802/3		Hull Trains	2019	5		5
Class 803		Lumo	2021	5	AC electric	5
Class 805		Avanti West Coast	2020–22	13	Bi-mode DEMU	5
Class 807				10	AC electric	7
Class 810		East Midlands Railway	2020–22	33	Bi-mode DEMU	5		24m

Bombardier Aventra

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 345		Elizabeth line	2017	70	AC electric	9	High volume "Plug" style	24m	No
Class 701		South Western Railway	2023	60 30	DC electric	10 5		20m
Class 710		Arriva Rail London	2019	31 17 6	AC electric Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	4 4 5
Class 720		Greater Anglia c2c	2020 2023	133 12	AC electric	5 5		24m
Class 730		West Midlands Trains	2023	48 36		3 5			Yes

Siemens Desiro City

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 700		Thameslink	2015–18	60 55	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	8 12	High volume Sliding pocket	20m	No
Class 707		Southeastern	2017–18	30	DC electric	5
Class 717		Great Northern		25	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	6			Emergency only

Siemens Desiro

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 185		TransPennine Express	2006	51	DMU	3	High volume "Plug" style	23m	No
Class 350		West Midlands Trains	2004 2008 2014 2013	30 37 10 10	AC/DC electric AC electric .	4		20m	Yes
Class 360		East Midlands Railway	2003	21	AC electric	4			No
Class 380		ScotRail	2010	22 16		3 4		23m	Yes
Class 444		South Western Railway	2004	45	DC electric	5	Low-volume "Plug" style
Class 450			2003	127		4	High volume "Plug" style	20m

Bombardier Electrostar

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 357		c2c	2000	74	AC electric	4	High volume "Plug" style	20m	No
Class 375		Southeastern	2001	10 102	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	3 4			Yes
Class 376			2004	36	DC electric	5	High volume Sliding pocket		No
Class 377		Southern Southeastern	2002	216 23	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	3, 4 or 5 4	High volume "Plug" style		Yes
Class 378		Arriva Rail London	2009	57	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric	5	High volume Sliding pocket		Emergency only
Class 379		Stored	2011	30	AC electric	4	High volume "Plug" style		Yes
Class 387		Great Northern Great Western Railway Southern Gatwick Express Heathrow Express	2014	39 30 8 18 12	Dual Voltage AC/DC electric

Bombardier Turbostar

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 168		Chiltern Railways	1998	9 9 10	DMU	2 3 4	High volume "Plug" style	24m	No
Class 170		CrossCountry East Midlands Railway Northern Trains ScotRail		7 / 22 27 / 16 16 34		2 / 3 2 / 3 3 3
Class 171		Southern	2003	4 13		2 3
Class 172		West Midlands Trains	2010	24 15		2 3			172/2 and 172/3

Hitachi AT200

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 385		ScotRail	2018—19	46 24	AC electric	3 4	High volume "Plug" style	23m	Yes

CAF Civity

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 195		Northern Trains	2019–20	25	DMU	2	High volume "Plug" style	24m	No
				33		3
Class 196		West Midlands Trains	TBC	12		2		???	Yes
				14		4
Class 197		Transport for Wales	TBC	51		2		24m
				26		3
Class 331		Northern Trains	2019–20	31	AC electric	3			No
				12		4
Class 397		TransPennine Express	2019–20	12		5	Low volume "Plug" style

Stadler FLIRT

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 745/0		Greater Anglia	2018	10	AC electric	12	High volume "Plug" style	???	No
Class 745/1				10		12
Class 755/3				14	Bi-mode DEMU	3
Class 755/4				24		4
Class 756/1		Transport for Wales	2023	7	Tri-mode DEBMU	3
Class 756/2				17		4
Class 231			2022	11	Bi-mode DEMU	4

Alstom Coradia

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 180		Grand Central	2000—01	12	DMU	5	Low volume "Plug" style	23m—24m	No
Class 334		ScotRail	1999—02	40	AC electric	3	High volume "Plug" style	20m—21m
Class 458		South Western Railway	1998—02	13 17	DC electric	4 5			Yes

Networker

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 165		Chiltern Railways Great Western Railway	1992—94	39 36	DMU	2 & 3	High volume "Plug" style	23m	No
Class 166		Great Western Railway	1992—93	21		3
Class 465		Southeastern	1991—94	122	DC electric	4		21m
Class 466			1993—94	29		2

Sprinter

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 150		Great Western Railway Northern Trains Transport for Wales West Midlands Trains	1984—87	20 78 34 3	DMU	2 2 & 3 2 2	High volume Sliding pocket	20m	No (/0 & /1) Yes (/2)
Class 153		ScotRail Transport for Wales	1991—92	5 30		1	Low volume "Plug" style	23m	Yes
Class 155		Northern Trains	1987—88	7		2
Class 156		ScotRail Northern Trains	1987—89	42 66			Low volume Sliding pocket
Class 158		East Midlands Railway Great Western Railway Northern Trains South Western Railway ScotRail Transport for Wales	1989—92	26 18 53 10 40 24		2 2 & 3 2 & 3 2 2 2	High volume "Plug" style
Class 159		South Western Railway	1989—93	29		3

Non-Family Trains & Mark 3 Coach based bodyshells

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 323		Northern Trains West Midlands Trains	1994—96	20 23	AC electric	3	High volume "Plug" style	23m	No
Class 333		Northern Trains	2001—03	16		4
Class 455		South Western Railway	1982—85	83	DC electric	4	High volume Sliding pocket	20m	Yes
Class 769		Northern Trains	2017—20	8	Bi-mode DEMU				Emergency only

ScotRail

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 43 (HST) Mk 3 Coach		ScotRail	1975—82	52 120	Diesel locomotive	4 or 5	Low volume Hinged slam	23m	No
Class 318 Mk3 Coach based			1985—86	21	AC electric	3	High volume Sliding pocket	20m	No
Class 320 Mk3 Coach based			1989—90	34

Locomotives

Class	Image	Operator	Introduced	Number	Power	Carriages	Door configuration	Carriage length	End gangways	N
Class 37		Direct Rail Services Rail Operations Group Colas Rail	1960–65	11 6 12	Co-Co				No
Class 47		GB Railfreight	1962–67	3	Co-Co
Class 50		GB Railfreight	1967–68	2	Co-Co
Class 56		GB Railfreight Colas Rail DCRail	1976–84	18 10 3	Co-Co
Class 57		Direct Rail Services	1998–04	11	Co-Co
Class 59		GB Railfreight Freightliner Group	1985	1 14	Co-Co
Class 60		GB Railfreight DB Cargo UK DCRail	1989	10 15 4	Co-Co
Class 66		Direct Rail Services GB Railfreight Colas Rail DB Cargo UK Freightliner Group	1998–15	19 104 5 159 114	Co-Co
Class 67		GB Railfreight Colas Rail DB Cargo UK	1999–00	2 2 17	Bo-Bo
Class 69		GB Railfreight	1976–84	16	Co-Co
Class 70		Colas Rail Freightliner Group	2014–17	17 19	Co-Co
Class 73		GB Railfreight	1962–67	24	Bo-Bo
Class 92		GB Railfreight DB Cargo UK	1993–96	16 6	Co-Co
Class 68		Direct Rail Services	2013–17	14	Bo-Bo
Class 88		Direct Rail Services	2015	10	Bo-Bo
Class 93		Rail Operations Group	2024?	30	Bo-Bo
Class 99		GB Railfreight	2025?	30	Co-Co

Rugby

England U20 Squads

2010 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Arthur Ellis Hooker Wasps Jamie George Hooker Saracens Kieran Brookes Prop Newcastle Falcons Lee Imiolek Prop Sale Sharks Shaun Knight Prop Gloucester Joe Marler Prop Harlequins Mako Vunipola Prop Bristol Bears Peter Elder Lock Wasps James Gaskell Lock Sale Sharks Calum Green Lock Leicester Tigers Danny Wright Lock Gloucester Jamie Gibson Back row London Irish Alex Gray Back row Newcastle Falcons Jacob Rowan Back row Yorkshire Carnegie Joe Trayfoot Back row Harlequins Will Welch Back row Newcastle Falcons Jackson Wray Back row Saracens

Player Position Union Sam Harrison Scrum-half Leicester Tigers Jordi Pasqualin Scrum-half Gloucester Sam Stuart Scrum-half Harlequins Freddie Burns Fly-half Gloucester Tom Catterick Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Rory Clegg Fly-half Harlequins Jake Sharp Fly-half Saracens Tom Casson Centre Saracens Will Hurrell Centre Leicester Tigers Jonny May Wing Gloucester Sam Smith Wing Harlequins Christian Wade Wing Wasps Marcus Watson Wing London Irish Tom Homer Fullback London Irish Jack Wallace Fullback Wasps

2010 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Arthur Ellis Hooker Wasps Jamie George Hooker Saracens Lee Imiolek Prop Sale Sharks Shaun Knight Prop Gloucester Joe Marler Prop Harlequins Mako Vunipola Prop Bristol Bears Calum Green Lock Leicester Tigers George Kruis Lock Saracens Charlie Matthews Lock Harlequins Jamie Gibson Back row London Irish Alex Gray Back row Newcastle Falcons Jacob Rowan Back row Yorkshire Carnegie Will Welch Back row Newcastle Falcons Jackson Wray Back row Saracens

Player Position Union Charlie Davies Scrum-half Stade Francais Sam Harrison Scrum-half Leicester Tigers Freddie Burns Fly-half Gloucester Tom Catterick Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Rory Clegg Fly-half Harlequins Tom Casson Centre Harlequins Andy Forsyth Centre Leicester Tigers Will Hurrell Centre Leicester Tigers Jonny May Wing Gloucester Sam Smith Wing Harlequins Christian Wade Wing Wasps Tom Homer Fullback London Irish

2011 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Koree Britton Hooker Gloucester Rob Buchanan Hooker Harlequins Ryan Bower Prop Leicester Tigers Will Collier Prop Harlequins Jonny Harris Prop Leicester Tigers Henry Thomas Prop Sale Sharks Mako Vunipola Prop Bristol Bears Addison Lockley Lock Exeter Chiefs Kieran Low Lock London Irish Charlie Matthews Lock Harlequins Sam Twomey Lock Harlequins Matt Everard Back row Leicester Tigers Alex Gray Back row Newcastle Falcons Sam Jones Back row Wasps Matt Kvesic Back row Worcester Warriors Ollie Stedman Back row Yorkshire Carnegie Billy Vunipola Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Chris Cook Scrum-half Bath Dan Robson Scrum-half Gloucester Owen Farrell Fly-half Saracens George Ford Fly-half Leicester Tigers Jake Sharp Fly-half Saracens Elliot Daly Centre Wasps Jonathan Joseph Centre London Irish Ryan Mills Centre Gloucester Manu Tuilagi Centre Leicester Tigers Andy Short Wing Worcester Warriors Christian Wade Wing Wasps Marcus Watson Wing London Irish Marland Yarde Wing London Irish Ben Ransom Fullback Saracens Jack Wallace Fullback Wasps

2011 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Koree Britton Hooker Gloucester Rob Buchanan Hooker Harlequins Mikey Haywood Hooker Northampton Saints Ryan Bower Prop Leicester Tigers Will Collier Prop Harlequins Henry Thomas Prop Sale Sharks Mako Vunipola Prop Bristol Bears Joe Launchbury Lock Wasps Charlie Matthews Lock Harlequins Sam Twomey Lock Harlequins Matt Everard Back row Leicester Tigers Alex Gray Back row Newcastle Falcons Sam Jones Back row Wasps Matt Kvesic Back row Worcester Warriors

Player Position Union Chris Cook Scrum-half Bath Dan Robson Scrum-half Gloucester Owen Farrell Fly-half Saracens George Ford Fly-half Leicester Tigers Guy Armitage Centre London Irish Elliot Daly Centre Wasps Jonathan Joseph Centre London Irish Ryan Mills Centre Gloucester Andy Short Wing Worcester Warriors Christian Wade Wing Wasps Marland Yarde Wing London Irish Ben Ransom Fullback Saracens

2012 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Koree Britton Hooker Gloucester Nathan Morris Hooker Wasps Scott Spurling Hooker Saracens Nick Auterac Prop Saracens Luke Cowan-Dickie Prop Exeter Chiefs Alec Hepburn Prop Wasps Kyle Sinckler Prop Harlequins Dom Barrow Lock Yorkshire Carnegie George Merrick Lock Harlequins Tom Price Lock Leicester Tigers Sam Twomey Lock Harlequins Jack Clifford Back row Harlequins Matt Kvesic Back row Worcester Warriors Ben Nutley Back row Northampton Saints Will Skuse Back row Bath Billy Vunipola Back row Wasps Chris Walker Back row Yorkshire Carnegie

Player Position Union Alex Day Scrum-half Northampton Saints Dan Robson Scrum-half Gloucester Ben Spencer Scrum-half Saracens George Ford Fly-half Leicester Tigers Tom Heathcote Fly-half Bath Will Addison Centre Sale Sharks Elliot Daly Centre Wasps Jamie Elliott Centre Northampton Saints Sam Hill Centre Exeter Chiefs Ryan Mills Centre Gloucester Mark Jennings Wing Sale Sharks Charlie Walker Wing Harlequins Marland Yarde Wing London Irish Jack Nowell Fullback Exeter Chiefs Ben Ransom Fullback Saracens

2012 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Koree Britton Hooker Gloucester Max Crumpton Hooker Saracens Nathan Morris Hooker Wasps Luke Cowan-Dickie Prop Exeter Chiefs Alec Hepburn Prop Wasps Kyle Sinckler Prop Harlequins Ross Harrison Prop Sale Sharks Dom Barrow Lock Yorkshire Carnegie George Merrick Lock Harlequins Sam Twomey Lock Harlequins Jack Clifford Back row Harlequins Matt Kvesic Back row Worcester Warriors Ben Nutley Back row Northampton Saints Dave Sisi Back row London Irish Chris Walker Back row Yorkshire Carnegie

Player Position Union Dan Robson Scrum-half Gloucester Ben Spencer Scrum-half Saracens Tommy Bell Fly-half Sale Sharks Tom Heathcote Fly-half Bath Henry Slade Fly-half Exeter Chiefs Will Addison Centre Sale Sharks Jamie Elliott Centre Northampton Saints Sam Hill Centre Exeter Chiefs Ryan Mills Centre Gloucester Josh Bassett Wing Bedford Blues Charlie Walker Wing Harlequins Marland Yarde Wing London Irish Ben Ransom Fullback Saracens

2013 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Max Crumpton Hooker Saracens Nathan Morris Hooker Wasps Scott Spurling Hooker Saracens Luke Cowan-Dickie Prop Exeter Chiefs Alec Hepburn Prop Wasps Kyle Sinckler Prop Harlequins Scott Wilson Prop Newcastle Falcons Dom Barrow Lock Yorkshire Carnegie Tom Jubb Lock Saracens Tom Price Lock Leicester Tigers Elliott Stooke Lock Gloucester Harry Wells Lock Leicester Tigers Jack Clifford Back row Harlequins Matt Hankin Back row Saracens Ross Moriarty Back row Gloucester Dave Sisi Back row London Irish

Player Position Union Callum Braley Scrum-half Bristol Bears Alex Day Scrum-half Northampton Saints Nathan Fowles Scrum-half Sale Sharks Will Hooley Fly-half Northampton Saints Henry Slade Fly-half Exeter Chiefs Ollie Devoto Fly-half Bath Sam Hill Centre Exeter Chiefs Harry Sloan Centre Harlequins Tom Stephenson Centre Northampton Saints Jack Arnott Wing Exeter Chiefs Tom Collins Wing Northampton Saints Ben Howard Wing Worcester Warriors Mark Jennings Wing Sale Sharks Jack Nowell Wing Exeter Chiefs Henry Purdy Wing Leicester Tigers Anthony Watson Fullback London Irish

2013 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Luke Cowan-Dickie Hooker Exeter Chiefs Nathan Morris Hooker Wasps Scott Spurling Hooker Saracens Alec Hepburn Prop Wasps Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi Prop Northampton Saints Tom Smallbone Prop London Irish Scott Wilson Prop Newcastle Falcons Dom Barrow Lock Yorkshire Carnegie Tom Price Lock Leicester Tigers Elliott Stooke Lock Gloucester Harry Wells Lock Leicester Tigers Jack Clifford Back row Harlequins Joel Conlon Back row Exeter Chiefs Matt Hankin Back row Saracens Ross Moriarty Back row Gloucester Dave Sisi Back row London Irish

Player Position Union Callum Braley Scrum-half Bristol Bears Alex Day Scrum-half Northampton Saints Will Hooley Fly-half Northampton Saints Henry Slade Fly-half Exeter Chiefs Ollie Devoto Fly-half Bath Sam Hill Centre Exeter Chiefs Harry Sloan Centre Harlequins Tom Stephenson Centre Northampton Saints Ben Howard Wing Worcester Warriors Mark Jennings Wing Sale Sharks Jack Nowell Wing Exeter Chiefs Anthony Watson Fullback London Irish

2014 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Harry Thacker Hooker Leicester Tigers Cameron Neild (1) Hooker Sale Sharks Paul Hill Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi Prop Northampton Saints Alex Lundberg Prop Wasps Harry Rudkin Prop Leicester Tigers Scott Wilson Prop Newcastle Falcons Charlie Ewels Lock Bath Jonny Hill Lock Gloucester Maro Itoje Lock Saracens James Chisholm Back row Harlequins Joel Conlon Back row Exeter Chiefs Tom Ellis Back row Bath Gus Jones Back row Wasps Lewis Ludlow Back row Gloucester Ross Moriarty Back row Gloucester Will Owen Back row Leicester Tigers

Player Position Union Callum Braley Scrum-half Bristol Bears Jordan Burns (2) Scrum-half Harlequins Stuart Townsend Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Billy Burns Fly-half Gloucester Louis Grimoldby Fly-half Harlequins Sam Olver Fly-half Northampton Saints George Catchpole (3) Centre Leicester Tigers Harry Sloan Centre Harlequins Tom Stephenson Centre Northampton Saints Nick Tompkins Centre Saracens Nathan Earle Wing Saracens Zach Kibirige Wing Newcastle Falcons Howard Packman Wing Northampton Saints Henry Purdy Wing Leicester Tigers Anthony Watson (4) Fullback Bath

Late Call-ups:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Tom Woolstencroft (1) Hooker Bath

Player Position Union Max Stelling (3) Centre Worcester Warriors Tom Collins (2) Wing Northampton Saints Aaron Morris (4) Fullback Bedford Blues

2014 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Harry Thacker Hooker Leicester Tigers Jack Walker Hooker Yorkshire Carnegie Tom Woolstencroft Hooker Bath Biyi Alo Prop Saracens Paul Hill Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi Prop Northampton Saints Alex Lundberg Prop Wasps Harry Rudkin Prop Leicester Tigers Charlie Ewels Lock Bath Jonny Hill Lock Gloucester Maro Itoje Lock Saracens James Chisholm Back row Harlequins Joel Conlon Back row Exeter Chiefs Tom Ellis Back row Bath Gus Jones Back row Wasps Ross Moriarty Back row Gloucester

Player Position Union Callum Braley Scrum-half Bristol Bears Henry Taylor Scrum-half Loughborough University Billy Burns Fly-half Gloucester Sam Olver Fly-half Northampton Saints Tom Fowlie Centre London Irish Harry Sloan Centre Harlequins Tom Stephenson Centre Northampton Saints Nick Tompkins Centre Saracens Nathan Earle Wing Saracens Howard Packman Wing Northampton Saints Henry Purdy Wing Leicester Tigers Aaron Morris Fullback Bedford Blues

2015 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jake Farnworth Hooker Leicester Tigers Jack Innard Hooker Exeter Chiefs Jack Walker Hooker Yorkshire Carnegie Sebastian Adeniran-Olule Prop Harlequins Lewis Boyce Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Ellis Genge Prop Bristol Bears Paul Hill Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Ciaran Parker Prop Sale Sharks Charlie Ewels Lock Bath Huw Taylor Lock Worcester Warriors Kieran Treadwell Lock Harlequins Will Witty Lock Newcastle Falcons Joe Batley Back row Gloucester Charlie Beckett Back row Leicester Tigers James Chisholm Back row Harlequins Lewis Ludlam Back row Northampton Saints Will Owen Back row Leicester Tigers Sam Skinner Back row Exeter Chiefs

Player Position Union James Mitchell Scrum-half Sale Sharks Stuart Townsend Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Rory Jennings Fly-half Bath Harry Mallinder Fly-half Northampton Saints Lloyd Evans (1) Fly-half Gloucester Max Clark Centre Bath Tom Griffiths (2) Centre Saracens Piers O'Conor Centre Wasps Nick Tompkins Centre Saracens Tom Fowlie Wing London Irish Howard Packman Wing Northampton Saints George Perkins Wing Saracens Taylor Prell Wing Yorkshire Carnegie Aaron Morris Fullback Saracens

Late Call-ups:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union

Player Position Union Tom Morton (1) Fly-half Sale Sharks Joe Marchant (2) Centre Harlequins

2015 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jack Innard Hooker Exeter Chiefs Jack Walker Hooker Yorkshire Carnegie Sebastian Adeniran-Olule Prop Harlequins Ellis Genge Prop Bristol Bears Paul Hill Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Owen Hills Prop Leicester Tigers Ciaran Parker Prop Sale Sharks Charlie Ewels Lock Bath Kieran Treadwell Lock Harlequins Will Witty Lock Newcastle Falcons Joe Batley Back row Gloucester Charlie Beckett Back row Leicester Tigers James Chisholm Back row Harlequins Lewis Ludlam Back row Northampton Saints Will Owen Back row Leicester Tigers Sam Skinner Back row Exeter Chiefs

Player Position Union James Mitchell Scrum-half Sale Sharks Stuart Townsend Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Oli Bryant Fly-half Leicester Tigers Lloyd Evans Fly-half Gloucester Rory Jennings Fly-half Bath Max Clark Centre Bath Piers O'Conor Centre Wasps Nick Tompkins Centre Saracens Tom Howe Wing Wasps Howard Packman Wing Northampton Saints George Perkins Wing Saracens Aaron Morris Fullback Saracens

2016 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Joe Mullis Hooker Gloucester Jack Singleton Hooker Worcester Warriors Jack Walker Hooker Yorkshire Carnegie Lewis Boyce (1) Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Jake Pope Prop Sale Sharks Will Stuart Prop Wasps Billy Walker Prop Saracens Tom West Prop Wasps Andrew Kitchener Lock Worcester Warriors George Nott Lock Sale Sharks Stan South Lock Harlequins Huw Taylor Lock Worcester Warriors Josh Bainbridge Back row Yorkshire Carnegie Callum Chick Back row Newcastle Falcons Zach Mercer Back row Bath Will Safe Back row Gloucester Sam Ripper-Smith Back row Worcester Warriors Archie White Back row Harlequins

Player Position Union Jack Maunder (2) Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Alex Mitchell (3) Scrum-half Northampton Saints Theo Brophy-Clews (4) Fly-half London Irish Max Malins Fly-half Saracens Harry Mallinder Fly-half Northampton Saints Joe Marchant Centre Harlequins Johnny Williams (5) Centre London Irish Sam Aspland-Robinson Wing Harlequins Paolo Odogwu Wing Leicester Tigers George Perkins Wing Saracens Taylor Prell Wing Yorkshire Carnegie Ollie Thorley Wing Gloucester Mat Protheroe Fullback Gloucester Jamie Shillcock Fullback Worcester Warriors

Late Call-ups:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ralph Adams-Hale(1) Prop Saracens

Player Position Union Max Green (2) Scrum-half Yorkshire Carnegie Calum Waters (3) Scrum-half Harlequins Joe Simmonds (4) Fly-half Exeter Chiefs Darren Atkins (5) Fullback Bath

2016 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jack Singleton Hooker Worcester Warriors Jack Walker Hooker Yorkshire Carnegie Lewis Boyce Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Billy Keast Prop Exeter Chiefs Will Stuart Prop Wasps Billy Walker Prop Saracens Tom West Prop Wasps Andrew Kitchener Lock Worcester Warriors George Nott Lock Sale Sharks Stan South Lock Harlequins Huw Taylor Lock Worcester Warriors Josh Bainbridge Back row Yorkshire Carnegie Callum Chick Back row Newcastle Falcons Will Evans Back row Leicester Tigers Zach Mercer Back row Bath Jack Willis Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Max Green Scrum-half Yorkshire Carnegie Harry Randall Scrum-half Gloucester Theo Brophy-Clews Fly-half London Irish Max Malins Fly-half Saracens Harry Mallinder Fly-half Northampton Saints Joe Marchant Centre Harlequins Johnny Williams Centre London Irish Sam Aspland-Robinson Wing Harlequins George Perkins Wing Saracens Ollie Thorley Wing Gloucester Darren Atkins Fullback Bath Matt Gallagher Fullback Saracens

2017 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jamie Blamire Hooker Newcastle Falcons Curtis Langdon Hooker Sale Sharks Joe Mullis Hooker Gloucester Ralph Adams-Hale Prop Saracens Charlie Capps Prop Yorkshire Carnegie Ollie Dawe Prop Bristol Bears Ciaran Knight Prop Gloucester Joe Morris Prop Worcester Warriors Josh Caulfield Lock Exeter Chiefs Justin Clegg Lock Worcester Warriors Nick Isiekwe Lock Saracens Ben Curry Back row Sale Sharks Tom Curry Back row Sale Sharks Ted Hill Back row Worcester Warriors Jack Nay Back row Saracens Ben Earl Back row Saracens Zach Mercer Back row Bath Zac Xiourouppa Back row Worcester Warriors

Player Position Union Jack Maunder Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Alex Mitchell Scrum-half Northampton Saints Harry Randall Scrum-half Gloucester Theo Brophy-Clews Fly-half London Irish Max Malins Fly-half Saracens Jacob Umaga Fly-half Wasps Will Butler Centre Worcester Warriors Max Wright Centre Yorkshire Carnegie Sam Aspland-Robinson Wing Harlequins Joe Cokanasiga Wing London Irish Alistair Crossdale Wing Saracens Gabriel Ibitoye Wing Harlequins Paolo Odogwu Wing Sale Sharks Jamie Shillcock Fullback Worcester Warriors

2017 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jamie Blamire Hooker Newcastle Falcons Joe Mullis Hooker Gloucester Henry Walker Hooker Gloucester Ralph Adams-Hale Prop Saracens Ollie Dawe Prop Bristol Bears Ciaran Knight Prop Gloucester Alex Seville Prop Gloucester Marcus Street Prop Exeter Chiefs Josh Caulfield Lock Exeter Chiefs Justin Clegg Lock Worcester Warriors Max Davies Lock Newcastle Falcons Josh Bayliss Back row Bath Will Evans Back row Leicester Tigers Jack Nay Back row Saracens Ben Earl Back row Saracens Zach Mercer Back row Bath

Player Position Union Alex Mitchell Scrum-half Northampton Saints Harry Randall Scrum-half Gloucester Theo Brophy-Clews Fly-half London Irish Max Malins Fly-half Saracens Jacob Umaga Fly-half Wasps Will Butler Centre Worcester Warriors Dominic Morris Centre Saracens Max Wright Centre Yorkshire Carnegie Sam Aspland-Robinson Wing Harlequins Alistair Crossdale Wing Saracens Gabriel Ibitoye Wing Harlequins Tom Parton Fullback London Irish

2018 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Beck Cutting Hooker Worcester Warriors Gabriel Oghre Hooker Wasps Henry Walker Hooker Gloucester Joe Heyes Prop Leicester Tigers Joe Morris Prop Worcester Warriors Alex Seville Prop Gloucester Marcus Street Prop Exeter Chiefs Toby Trinder Prop Northampton Saints Dino Lamb Lock Harlequins Sam Lewis Lock Leicester Tigers James Scott Lock Worcester Warriors Josh Basham Back row London Irish Ben Curry Back row Sale Sharks Ben Earl Back row Saracens Ted Hill Back row Worcester Warriors Sam Moore Back row Sale Sharks Tom Willis Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Rory Brand Scrum-half London Irish Joe Snow Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Ben White Scrum-half Leicester Tigers James Grayson Fly-half Northampton Saints Tom Hardwick Fly-half Leicester Tigers Will Butler Centre Worcester Warriors Fraser Dingwall Centre Northampton Saints Matt Williams Centre London Irish Aaron Chapman Wing Bristol Bears Alistair Crossdale Wing Saracens Gabriel Ibitoye Wing Harlequins Ben Loader Wing London Irish Tom Seabrook Wing Gloucester Jordan Olowofela Fullback Leicester Tigers Tom Parton Fullback London Irish

2018 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Beck Cutting Hooker Worcester Warriors Gabriel Oghre Hooker Wasps Henry Walker Hooker Gloucester Joe Heyes Prop Leicester Tigers Ciaran Knight Prop Gloucester Ehren Painter Prop Northampton Saints Alex Seville Prop Gloucester Toby Trinder Prop Northampton Saints Joel Kpoku Lock Saracens Sam Lewis Lock Leicester Tigers James Scott Lock Worcester Warriors Josh Basham Back row London Irish Ben Curry Back row Sale Sharks Ted Hill Back row Worcester Warriors Aaron Hinkley Back row Gloucester Tom Willis Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Rory Brand Scrum-half London Irish Ben White Scrum-half Leicester Tigers James Grayson Fly-half Northampton Saints Tom Hardwick Fly-half Leicester Tigers Marcus Smith Fly-half Harlequins Will Butler Centre Worcester Warriors Fraser Dingwall Centre Northampton Saints Alistair Crossdale Wing Saracens Gabriel Ibitoye Wing Harlequins Jordan Olowofela Wing Leicester Tigers Ben Loader Wing London Irish Tom Parton Fullback London Irish

2019 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Will Capon Hooker Bristol Bears Nic Dolly Hooker Sale Sharks Samson Ma’asi Hooker Northampton Saints Ollie Adkins Prop Gloucester Joe Heyes Prop Leicester Tigers Kai Owen Prop Worcester Warriors Marcus Street Prop Exeter Chiefs Richard Capstick Lock Exeter Chiefs Alex Coles Lock Northampton Saints Joel Kpoku Lock Saracens James Scott Lock Worcester Warriors Josh Basham Back row Durham University James Dun Back row Bristol Bears Ted Hill Back row Worcester Warriors Aaron Hinkley Back row Gloucester Tom Willis Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Ollie Fox Scrum-half Yorkshire Carnegie Sam Maunder Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Gus Warr Scrum-half Sale Sharks Tom Hardwick Fly-half Leicester Tigers Marcus Smith Fly-half Harlequins Kieran Wilkinson Fly-half Sale Sharks Fraser Dingwall Centre Northampton Saints Connor Doherty Centre Sale Sharks Ollie Lawrence Centre Worcester Warriors Cameron Redpath Centre Sale Sharks Ollie Hassell-Collins Wing London Irish Cadan Murley Wing Harlequins Arron Reed Wing Sale Sharks Ollie Sleightholme Wing Northampton Saints Tom de Glanville Fullback Bath Josh Hodge Fullback Newcastle Falcons

2019 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Alfie Barbeary Hooker Wasps Nic Dolly Hooker Sale Sharks Samson Ma'asi Hooker Northampton Saints Olly Adkins Prop Gloucester Joe Heyes Prop Leicester Tigers Kai Owen Prop Worcester Warriors Alfie Petch Prop Exeter Chiefs Marcus Street Prop Exeter Chiefs Richard Capstick Lock Exeter Chiefs Alex Coles Lock Northampton Saints Joel Kpoku Lock Saracens Josh Basham Back row London Irish Ted Hill Back row Worcester Warriors Aaron Hinkley Back row Gloucester Rusiate Tuima Back row Exeter Chiefs Tom Willis Back row Wasps

Player Position Union Ollie Fox Scrum-half Bath Sam Maunder Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Tom de Glanville Fly-half Bath Marcus Smith Fly-half Harlequins Manu Vunipola Fly-half Saracens Fraser Dingwall Centre Northampton Saints Connor Doherty Centre Sale Sharks Cameron Redpath Centre Sale Sharks Arron Reed Wing Sale Sharks Tom Seabrook Wing Gloucester Ollie Sleightholme Wing Northampton Saints Josh Hodge Fullback Newcastle Falcons

2020 Six Nations squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Alfie Barbeary Hooker Wasps Theodore Dan Hooker Saracens Harvey Beaton Prop Saracens Sam Crean Prop Saracens Luke Green Prop London Irish James Whitcombe Prop Leicester Tigers Richard Capstick Lock Exeter Chiefs Ben Donnell Lock London Irish George Martin Lock Leicester Tigers Hugh Tizard Lock Harlequins Jack Clement Back row Gloucester Rob Farrar Back row Newcastle Falcons Josh Gray Back row Gloucester Nahum Merigan Back row Bath JJ Tonks Back row Northampton Saints Rusiate Tuima Back row Exeter Chiefs

Player Position Union Sam Maunder Scrum-half Exeter Chiefs Raffi Quirke Scrum-half Sale Sharks Jack van Poortvliet Scrum-half Leicester Tigers George Barton Fly-half Gloucester Tom Curtis Fly-half Sale Sharks Will Haydon-Wood Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Manu Vunipola Fly-half Saracens Connor Doherty Centre Sale Sharks Max Ojomoh Centre Bath Gabriel Hamer-Webb Wing Bath Tom Roebuck Wing Sale Sharks Ollie Sleightholme Wing Northampton Saints Joe Carpenter Fullback Sale Sharks Noah Heward Fullback Worcester Warriors Josh Hodge Fullback Newcastle Falcons Freddie Steward Fullback Leicester Tigers

2020 World Cup squad

Competition cancelled before squad was announced

2021 Six Nations squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ethan Hunt Hooker Gloucester Sam Riley Hooker Harlequins Harvey Beaton Prop Saracens Phil Brantingham Prop Newcastle Falcons Luke Green Prop London Irish Lewis Holsey Prop Worcester Warriors Ben Bamber(1) Lock Bristol Bears Arthur Clark Lock Gloucester Alex Groves Lock Bristol Bears George Martin(2) Lock Leicester Tigers Ewan Richards Lock Bath Lucas Brooke Back row London Irish Jack Clement Back row Gloucester Emeka Ilione Back row Leicester Tigers Nahum Merigan Back row Bath Marcus Rhodes(3) Back row London Irish Ethan Staddon(4) Back row Bath Freddie Thomas Back row Gloucester

Player Position Union Raffi Quirke Scrum-half Sale Sharks Jack van Poortvliet Scrum-half Leicester Tigers Charlie Atkinson Fly-half Wasps Orlando Bailey Fly-half Bath Tommy Mathews Fly-half Northampton Saints Fin Smith Fly-half Worcester Warriors Seb Atkinson Centre Worcester Warriors Oscar Beard(5) Centre Harlequins Will Joseph(6) Centre London Irish Dan Lancaster Centre Leeds Tykes Deago Bailey Wing Bristol Bears Tom Roebuck Wing Sale Sharks Joe Carpenter(7) Fullback Sale Sharks Tommy Freeman(8) Fullback Northampton Saints

Late Call-ups:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Archie Vanes(1) Hooker Leicester Tigers Tarek Haffar(2) Prop London Irish Ollie Stonham(3) Back row Saracens Harry Taylor(4) Back row Gloucester

Player Position Union Louis Hillman-Cooper(5) Centre Gloucester Tom Litchfield(6) Centre Northampton Saints Jack Bates(7) Wing Bristol Bears Arthur Relton(8) Wing Exeter Chiefs

2021 World Cup squad

Not played due to CV19

2022 Six Nations squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ollie Fletcher Hooker Newcastle Falcons John Stewart Hooker Bath Fin Baxter Prop Harlequins Mark Dormer Prop Newcastle Falcons Robin Hardwick Prop Wasps Will Hobson Prop Harlequins Mike Summerfield Prop London Irish Alfie Bell Lock Wasps Tom Lockett Lock Northampton Saints Charlie Rice Lock Bristol Bears Ewan Richards Lock Bath Alex Wardell Lock Saracens Lucas Brooke Back row London Irish Kofi Cripps Back row Wasps Emeka Ilione Back row Leicester Tigers Geordie Irvine Back row Northampton Saints Toby Knight Back row Saracens Guy Pepper Back row Newcastle Falcons

Player Position Union Tom Carr-Smith Scrum-half Bath Matty Jones Scrum-half Gloucester Jamie Benson Fly-half Harlequins Louie Johnson Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Fin Smith Fly-half Worcester Warriors Seb Atkinson Centre Worcester Warriors Ethan Grayson Centre Northampton Saints Olly Hartley Centre Wasps Will Joseph Centre London Irish Tom Litchfield Centre Northampton Saints Deago Bailey Wing Bristol Bears Iwan Stephens Wing Newcastle Falcons Henry Arundell Fullback London Irish George Hendy Fullback Northampton Saints

2022 Six Nations Summer Series squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ollie Fletcher Hooker Newcastle Falcons John Stewart Hooker Bath Finn Theobald-Thomas Hooker Worcester Warriors Archie McArthur Prop Wasps Tumy Onasanya Prop Sale Sharks Mike Summerfield Prop London Irish Andrew Turner Prop Bristol Bears Jevaughn Warren Prop Saracens Lewis Chessum Lock Leicester Tigers Tom Lockett Lock Northampton Saints Charlie Rice Lock Bristol Bears Ewan Richards Lock Bath Lucas Brooke Back row London Irish Chandler Cunningham-South Back row London Irish Greg Fisilau Back row Wasps Emeka Ilione Back row Leicester Tigers Toby Knight Back row Saracens Ethan Staddon Back row Bath

Player Position Union Charlie Bracken Scrum-half Saracens Tom Carr-Smith Scrum-half Bath Sam Harris Fly-half Bath Louie Johnson Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Fin Smith Fly-half Worcester Warriors Jed Walsh Fly-half Leicester Tigers Ethan Grayson Centre Northampton Saints Tom Litchfield Centre Northampton Saints Rekeiti Ma'asi-White Centre Wasps Alex Harmes Wing London Irish Conor Oresanya Wing Harlequins Iwan Stephens Wing Newcastle Falcons George Hendy Fullback Northampton Saints Tobi Wilson Fullback Worcester Warriors

2023 Six Nations squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Nathan Jibulu Hooker Harlequins Calum Scott Hooker London Irish Finn Theobald-Thomas Hooker Gloucester Afolabi Fasogbon Prop London Irish Jimmy Halliwell Prop Bristol Bears Tim Hoyt Prop Leicester Tigers Archie McArthur Prop Gloucester George Patten Prop Northampton Saints Harry Browne Lock Harlequins Rob Carmichael Lock Leicester Tigers Lewis Chessum Lock Leicester Tigers Danny Eite Lock Gloucester Finn Carnduff Back row Leicester Tigers Chandler Cunningham-South Back row London Irish Josh Dingley Back row Bath Greg Fisilau Back row Exeter Chiefs Joshua Manz Back row Leicester Tigers Guy Pepper Back row Newcastle Falcons

Player Position Union Charlie Bracken Scrum-half Saracens Nye Thomas Scrum-half Sale Sharks Sam Harris Fly-half Bath Louis Johnson Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Sam Worsley Fly-half Bristol Bears Jacob Cusick Centre Leicester Tigers Joe Jenkins Centre Bristol Bears Rekeiti Ma'asi-White Centre Sale Sharks Ben Waghorn Centre Harlequins Joseph Woodward Centre Leicester Tigers Cassius Cleaves Wing Harlequins Josh Hathaway Wing Gloucester Tobias Elliott Fullback Saracens Connor Slevin Fullback Harlequins

2023 World Cup squad

Source:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Nathan Jibulu Hooker Harlequins Finn Theobald-Thomas Hooker Gloucester Craig Wright Hooker Northampton Saints Ethan Clarke Prop Harlequins Afolabi Fasogbon Prop London Irish Jimmy Halliwell Prop Bristol Bears Archie McArthur Prop Gloucester Asher Opoku-Fordjour Prop Sale Sharks Harry Browne Lock Harlequins Finn Carnduff Lock Leicester Tigers Harvey Cuckson Lock Bath Lewis Chessum Lock Leicester Tigers Zach Carr Back row Harlequins Chandler Cunningham-South Back row London Irish Greg Fisilau Back row Exeter Chiefs Nathan Michelow Back row Saracens Tristan Woodman Back row Sale Sharks

Player Position Union Charlie Bracken Scrum-half Saracens Nye Thomas Scrum-half Sale Sharks Sam Harris Fly-half Bath Louis Johnson Fly-half Newcastle Falcons Jacob Cusick Centre Leicester Tigers Joe Jenkins Centre Bristol Bears Rekeiti Ma'asi-White Centre Sale Sharks Toby Thame Centre Northampton Saints Joseph Woodward Centre Leicester Tigers Cassius Cleaves Wing Harlequins Alex Wills Wing Sale Sharks Tobias Elliott Fullback Saracens Connor Slevin Fullback Harlequins

2024 Six Nations squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jacob Oliver Hooker Newcastle Falcons Craig Wright(1) Hooker Northampton Saints Afolabi Fasogbon(2) Prop Gloucester Jimmy Halliwell Prop Bristol Bears Cameron Miell Prop Leicester Tigers Asher Opoku-Fordjour Prop Sale Sharks Billy Sela Prop Bath Joe Bailey Lock Exeter Chiefs Jack Bennett Lock Bath Harry Browne Lock Harlequins Tom Burrow Lock Sale Sharks Olamide Sodeke Lock Saracens Finn Carnduff Back row Leicester Tigers Zach Carr Back row Harlequins Kane James Back row Exeter Chiefs Reuben Logan Back row Northampton Saints Nathan Michelow Back row Saracens Henry Pollock Back row Northampton Saints Lucas Schmid Back row Harlequins

Player Position Union Ollie Allan(4) Scrum-half Leicester Tigers Archie McParland Scrum-half Northampton Saints Josh Bellamy Fly-half Harlequins Rory Taylor Fly-half Gloucester Toby Cousins Centre Northampton Saints Sean Kerr Centre Harlequins Charlie Myall(5) Centre Leicester Tigers Ben Waghorn Centre Harlequins Will Glister Wing Northampton Saints Malelili Satala(6) Wing Leicester Tigers Alex Wills Wing Sale Sharks Ioan Jones Fullback Gloucester Ben Redshaw Fullback Newcastle Falcons

Late Call-ups:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union James Isaacs(1) Hooker Saracens Scott Kirk(2) Prop Bath Junior Kpoku(3) Lock Racing 92

Player Position Union Ben Douglas(4) Scrum-half Newcastle Falcons Ollie Spencer(5) Centre Newcastle Falcons George Makepeace-Cubitt(6) Fullback Rams

2024 World Cup squad

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Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

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Rugby Premiership

Bath Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Bath.

The Bath Rugby squad for the 2021–22 season is:[1]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Niall Annett Hooker Ireland Tom Dunn Hooker England Hame Faiva Hooker Italy John Stewart Hooker England Arthur Cordwell Prop England Beno Obano Prop England Juan Schoeman Prop South Africa Will Stuart Prop England Thomas du Toit Prop South Africa Kieran Verden Prop England Charlie Ewels Lock England Josh McNally Lock England Ewan Richards Lock England Quinn Roux Lock Ireland Elliott Stooke Lock England Alfie Barbeary Back row England Josh Bayliss Back row Scotland Jaco Coetzee Back row South Africa Ted Hill Back row England Miles Reid Back row England Sam Underhill Back row England

Player Position Union Tom Carr-Smith Scrum-half England Louis Schreuder Scrum-half South Africa Ben Spencer (c) Scrum-half England Orlando Bailey Fly-half England Finn Russell Fly-half Scotland Will Butt Centre England Ollie Lawrence Centre England Max Ojomoh Centre England Cameron Redpath Centre Scotland Joe Cokanasiga Wing England Gabe Goss Wing England Ruaridh McConnochie Wing England Will Muir Wing England Tom de Glanville Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Johannes Jonker Prop South Africa GJ van Velze Lock South Africa Chris Cloete Back row South Africa JJ Tonks Back row England

Player Position Union Max Wright Centre England Matt Gallagher Fullback England

Academy squad

The Bath academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Max Pearce* Hooker England Jasper Spandler Hooker England Ioan Emmanuel Prop Wales Archie Griffin Prop Wales Scott Kirk* Prop England Billy Sela Prop England Archie Stanley Prop England Mikey Summerfield Prop England Rory Cameron Lock England Harvey Cuckson Lock England Josh Dingley Lock England Jack Haythornethwaite Lock England Will Jeanes Lock England Eddie Erskine* Lock Scotland Daniel Marais Lock South Africa Abdul-Khalik Al Kareem Back row Ivory Coast Tom Cowan Back row Wales Jack Bennett Back row England Mackenzie Graham Back row England Arthur Green Back row England Nahum Merigan Back row England Ethan Staddon Back row England George Timmins Back row England Leo Palmer Prop England Alex Deering Lock England Connor Treacey Back row England

Player Position Union Ieuan Davies Scrum-half Wales Murdoch Lock* Scrum-half Scotland Raff Weston Fly-half England George Worboys Fly-half England Rory Crum Centre England Louie Hennessey Centre Wales Will Parry Centre England James Short Centre England Luke Graham Wing England Byron Lloyd-Gilmour* Wing Ivory Coast Ciaran Donoghue Fullback England Sam Harris Fullback England Henry Bartlett Wing England

Bristol Bears Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Bristol Bears.

The Bristol Bears squad for the 2021–22 season is:[2]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Will Capon Hooker England Gabriel Oghre Hooker England Harry Thacker Hooker England Ellis Genge Prop England George Kloska Prop England Max Lahiff Prop England Yann Thomas Prop England Jay Tyack Prop England Jake Woolmore Prop England Joe Batley Lock England Josh Caulfield Lock England James Dun Lock England Ed Holmes Lock England Joe Owen Lock England Chris Vui Lock Samoa Santiago Grondona Back row Argentina Fitz Harding Back row England Jake Heenan Back row New Zealand Steve Luatua (c) Back row Samoa Dan Thomas Back row Wales

Player Position Union Oscar Lennon Scrum-half Wales Kieran Marmion Scrum-half Ireland Harry Randall Scrum-half England Sam Wolstenholme Scrum-half England AJ MacGinty Fly-half United States Callum Sheedy Fly-half Wales Benhard Janse van Rensburg Centre South Africa Kalaveti Ravouvou Centre Fiji Virimi Vakatawa Centre France James Williams Centre England Deago Bailey Wing England Jack Bates Wing England Gabriel Ibitoye Wing England Ratu Naulago Wing Fiji Noah Heward Fullback England Richard Lane Fullback England Max Malins Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Fred Davies Hooker England Kyle Sinckler Prop England Magnus Bradbury Back row Scotland

Player Position Union Piers O'Conor Centre England Charlie Powell Centre England

Academy squad

The Bristol Bears Academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Tomas Gwilliam Hooker Wales Jono Benz-Salomon Prop Spain Toti Benz-Salomon Prop Spain Jimmy Halliwell Prop England Tom Sims Prop England Louis Trevett Prop England Andrew Turner Prop England Kenzie Jenkins Lock Wales Charlie Rice Lock England George Taylor* Lock England Ollie Thraves* Lock England MacEnzzie Duncan Back row England Tom Gardner* Back row England Ed Harvey* Back row England Paddy Pearce Back row England Aaron Tull Back row England Sam Scott Prop Wales Joachim Hullah Lock England Ethan Surrey Back row England Oli Russell Back row England

Player Position Union Sam Worsley Fly-half England Harry Ascherl Centre England Toby Baker Centre England Isaac Campbell-Wu Centre England Joe Jenkins Centre England Dylan Power* Centre England Harry Rowson Centre England Matty Jones Wing England Tom Ormsby Wing England Sami Hamid* Fullback England Ted Phillips Scrum-half England Fin Fielder Fly-half England Jamie Howick Centre England Gethin O'Callaghan Centre Wales Aidan Boshoff Wing Wales Louis Nancekivell Wing England

Exeter Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Exeter Chiefs.

The Exeter Chiefs squad for the 2021–22 season is:[3]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Dan Frost Hooker England Jack Innard Hooker England Jack Yeandle (c) Hooker England Nika Abuladze Prop Georgia Josh Iosefa-Scott Prop New Zealand Billy Keast Prop England Ehren Painter Prop England Scott Sio Prop Australia Marcus Street Prop England Dafydd Jenkins Lock Wales Eoin O'Connor Lock Ireland Lewis Pearson Lock England Richard Capstick Back row England Ethan Roots Back row England Christ Tshiunza Back row Wales Jacques Vermeulen Back row South Africa Ross Vintcent Back row Italy

Player Position Union Tom Cairns Scrum-half England Sam Maunder Scrum-half England Stu Townsend Scrum-half England Will Haydon-Wood Fly-half England Harvey Skinner Fly-half England Ollie Devoto Centre England Joe Hawkins Centre Wales Will Rigg Centre England Henry Slade Centre England Arthur Relton Wing England Immanuel Feyi-Waboso Wing England Olly Woodburn Wing England Josh Hodge Fullback England Tom Wyatt Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Iestyn Harris Hooker Wales Alec Hepburn Prop Scotland Patrick Schickerling Prop Namibia Jack Dunne Lock Ireland Jonny Gray Lock Scotland Matt Postlethwaite Lock England Hallam Chapman Back row England Aidon Davis Back row South Africa

Player Position Union Rory O'Loughlin Centre Ireland

Academy squad

The Exeter Chiefs academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ollie Burrows Hooker Wales Louie Gulley Hooker England Harry Hocking Hooker England Sol Moody Hooker England Max Norey Hooker England Elliott Young Hooker Scotland Keita Ando Prop Scotland Matt Johnson Prop England James Kenny Prop England Jacob Morris Prop England Fin Richardson Prop Scotland Danny Southworth Prop England Joe Bailey Lock England Oscar Beckerleg Lock England Alfie Bell Lock England Charlie Bell Lock England Corey Teague Lock England Rus Tuima Lock England Lucas Dorrell Back row France Greg Fisilau Back row England Ben Grubb Back row England Kane James Back row England Finn Worley-Brady Back row England Ted Hocking Hooker England Josh Mann Prop England Ben Woodmansy Prop England Charlie Evered Lock England Bobby Pond Back row England

Player Position Union Niall Armstrong Scrum-half Ireland Will Becconsall Scrum-half England Orson James Scrum-half Wales Joe Snow Scrum-half England Iwan Jenkins Fly-half Wales Louie Sinclair Fly-half England Toby Clinch Centre England Kian Gentry Centre England Charlie McCaig Centre England Chester Ribbons Centre England Zack Wimbush Centre England Nick Alisson Centre South Africa Campbell Ridl Centre South Africa Tom Burton Wing England Frankie Nowell Wing England Kofi Barton-Byfield Wing Ivory Coast Jeremy Tuima Wing Fiji Ben Hammersley Fullback England Dan John Fullback Wales Josh Pengilly Scrum-half England Jed Findley Fly-half England Nick Lilley Centre England Freddie Hirst Fullback England

Gloucester Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Gloucester.

The Gloucester squad for the 2021–22 season is:[4]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union George McGuigan Hooker England Fraser Balmain Prop England Harry Elrington Prop England Jamal Ford-Robinson Prop England Kirill Gotovtsev Prop Russia Ciaran Knight Prop England Val Rapava-Ruskin Prop Georgia Alex Seville Prop England Mayco Vivas Prop Argentina Matías Alemanno Lock Argentina Arthur Clark Lock England Freddie Clarke Lock England Cameron Jordan Lock England Freddie Thomas Lock England Ruan Ackermann Back row South Africa Jack Clement Back row England Lewis Ludlow (c) Back row England Zach Mercer Back row England Albert Tuisue Back row Fiji

Player Position Union Charlie Chapman Scrum-half Scotland Caolan Englefield Scrum-half England Stephen Varney Scrum-half Italy Charlie Atkinson Fly-half England George Barton Fly-half England Seb Atkinson Centre England Chris Harris Centre Scotland Max Llewellyn Centre Wales Michael Dykes Wing England Jonny May Wing England Ollie Thorley Wing England Santiago Carreras Fullback Argentina Lloyd Evans Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Santiago Socino Hooker Argentina

Player Position Union Adam Hastings Fly-half Scotland Alex Hearle Wing England

Academy squad

The Gloucester Rugby academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Gareth Blackmore Hooker South Africa Seb Blake Hooker England Ethan Hunt Hooker England Afolabi Fasogbon Prop England Fred Ma'a Prop England Archie McArthur Prop England Danny Eite Lock England Rob Nixon Back row England Harry Taylor Back row England Naquan Smith Back row England Tom Worts Back row England Leo Mullis Hooker England Ollie Workman Lock England Jonno Balding Lock England Solomon Shand Back row England Olly Allport Back row England TJ Fanolua Back row England

Player Position Union Matty Jones Scrum-half England Tom Miles* Scrum-half England Rory Taylor Fly-half England Morgan Adderly-Jones Centre England Louis Hillman-Cooper Centre England Jack Reeves Centre England Tom Riman Centre England Jacob Morris Wing England Will Gilderson Fullback England Josh Hathaway Fullback England Ioan Jones Fullback England James Lilwall Scrum-half England Olly Rendall Centre England Jack Cotgreave Wing England

Harlequins Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Harlequins.

The Harlequins squad for the 2021–22 season is:[5]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jack Musk Hooker England Sam Riley Hooker England Jack Walker Hooker England Fin Baxter Prop England Santiago Garcia Botta Prop Argentina Simon Kerrod Prop South Africa Dillon Lewis Prop Wales Joe Marler Prop England Tom Osborne Prop Australia George Hammond Lock England Irné Herbst Lock South Africa Dino Lamb Lock England Joe Launchbury Lock England Stephan Lewies (c) Lock South Africa James Chisholm Back row England Chandler Cunningham-South Back row England Alex Dombrandt Back row England Will Evans Back row England Matas Jurevicius Back row England Jack Kenningham Back row England Tom Lawday Back row England Will Trenholm Back row England

Player Position Union Danny Care Scrum-half England Max Green Scrum-half England Will Porter Scrum-half England Jarrod Evans Fly-half Wales Marcus Smith Fly-half England Lennox Anyanwu Centre England Oscar Beard Centre England Hayden Hyde Centre Ireland Will Joseph Centre England Luke Northmore Centre England Cadan Murley Wing England Cameron Anderson Fullback Scotland Nick David Fullback England Tyrone Green Fullback South Africa

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union George Head Hooker England Lovejoy Chawatama Prop Zimbabwe Will Collier Prop England Jordan Els Prop South Africa Makeen Alikhan Back row United States Archie White Back row England

Player Position Union Lewis Gjaltema Scrum-half New Zealand Will Edwards Fly-half England André Esterhuizen Centre South Africa Louis Lynagh Wing Italy

Academy squad

The Harlequins academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jack Doorey-Palmer Hooker England Nathan Jibulu Hooker England Caleb Ashworth Prop England Ethan Clarke Prop England Will Hobson Prop England Harry Browne Lock England Theo Currie Lock England Tom Golder Lock Wales Jonny Green Lock Wales Mattias Woollard Lock England Zach Carr Back row England Seb Driscoll Back row Wales Jonny Smith Back row Scotland Lucas Schmid Back row England Jimmy Staples Hooker England Jamie Miller Prop England Ollie Streeter Prop England Elliot Williams Lock England Ronan Daniell Back row England

Player Position Union Charlie Clare Scrum-half Scotland Jake Murray Scrum-half England Josh Bellamy Fly-half England Jamie Benson Fly-half England Connor Slevin Fly-half England Bryn Bradley Centre Wales Sean Kerr Centre England Ludo Kolade Centre Scotland Frank McMillan Centre England Ben Waghorn Centre England Cassius Cleaves Wing Ivory Coast Tom Humphreys Wing England Guy Rogers Wing England Roma Zheng Wing Ivory Coast Conor Byrne Fullback England Lucas Friday Scrum-half England Ben Webb Fly-half England Zuko Robb Centre England

Leicester Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Leicester Tigers.

The Leicester Tigers squad for the 2021–22 season is:[6]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Charlie Clare Hooker England Julián Montoya Hooker Argentina Finn Theobald-Thomas Hooker England Dan Cole Prop England James Cronin Prop Ireland Joe Heyes Prop England Will Hurd Prop Scotland James Whitcombe Prop England Ollie Chessum Lock England Cameron Henderson Lock Scotland George Martin Lock England Harry Wells Lock England Olly Cracknell Back row Wales Kyle Hatherell Back row South Africa Hanro Liebenberg (c) Back row South Africa Tommy Reffell Back row Wales Matt Rogerson Back row England

Player Position Union Jack van Poortvliet Scrum-half England Tom Whiteley Scrum-half England Ben Youngs Scrum-half England Handré Pollard Fly-half South Africa Jamie Shillcock Fly-half England Kieran Wilkinson Fly-half England Solomone Kata Centre Tonga Dan Kelly Centre England Josh Bassett Wing England Ollie Hassell-Collins Wing England Harry Simmons Wing England Anthony Watson Wing England Mike Brown Fullback England Freddie Steward Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Nic Dolly Hooker England Oliver Crane Prop England Dan Richardson Prop England Francois van Wyk Prop South Africa Simon Koroiyadi Back row Fiji Jasper Wiese Back row South Africa

Player Position Union Sam Edwards Scrum-half England Morgan Meredith Fly-half England Phil Cokanasiga Centre England Jacob Cusick Centre England Guy Porter Centre England Matt Scott Centre Scotland

Development squad

Leicester Tigers' development squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Harry Clarke Hooker England Seb Smith Hooker England Archie Vanes Hooker England Archie van Der Flier Prop England Tim Hoyt Prop England Cameron Miell Prop England Henry Mountford Prop England Lewis Chessum Lock England Tom Manz Lock England Harry Beddall Back row Wales Finn Carnduff Back row England Emeka Ilione Back row England Joshua Manz Back row England George Perkins Back row England Sam Williams Back row England Bronson Mellows Prop Nigeria Tubuna Maka Prop Nigeria Lawrence Adediran Back row Nigeria

Player Position Union Ollie Allan Scrum-half England Charlie Davies Centre England Elliot Gourlay Centre Scotland Charlie Myall Centre England Joseph Woodward Centre England Jack Kinder Wing England Malelili Satala Wing England George Daniels Fullback England Jack Dickens Scrum-half England Tom Threllfall Fly-half England

Newcastle Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Newcastle Falcons.

The Newcastle Falcons squad for the 2021–22 season is:[7]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Jamie Blamire Hooker England Bryan Byrne Hooker Ireland Eduardo Bello Prop Argentina Adam Brocklebank Prop England Murray McCallum Prop Scotland Richard Palframan Prop South Africa Mark Tampin Prop England Sebastian de Chaves Lock South Africa Tim Cardall Lock England John Hawkins Lock England John Kelly Lock England Kiran McDonald Lock Scotland Philip van der Walt Lock South Africa Josh Bainbridge Back row England Callum Chick Back row England Sam Cross Back row Wales Ollie Leatherbarrow Back row Scotland Freddie Lockwood Back row England Pedro Rubiolo Back row Argentina

Player Position Union James Elliott Scrum-half England Hugh O'Sullivan Scrum-half Ireland Sam Stuart Scrum-half England Brett Connon Fly-half Ireland Cammy Hutchison Centre Scotland Rory Jennings Centre England Matías Moroni Centre Argentina Matías Orlando Centre Argentina Vereimi Qorowale Centre Fiji George Wacokecoke Centre Fiji Adam Radwan Wing England Iwan Stephens Wing England Ben Stevenson Wing England Elliott Obatoyinbo Fullback England Tom Penny Fullback England Louis Brown Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Charlie Maddison Hooker England Michael van Vuuren Hooker South Africa Phil Brantingham Prop England Guy Pepper Back row England

Player Position Union Josh Barton Scrum-half England Louis Johnson Fly-half England Josh Thomas Fly-half Wales Mateo Carreras Wing Argentina

Academy squad

The Newcastle Falcons academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ollie Fletcher Hooker England Corbin Thunder Hooker South Africa Mark Dormer Prop England Adam Scott Lock England Marcus Tiffen Back row England Oliver Spencer Centre England Ben Redshaw Fullback England Jacob Oliver Hooker England Sam Clark Prop England Sam Graham Prop England Callum Hancock Prop England Connor Hancock Prop England Isaac Keller Prop England Michael Rewcastle Prop England Finn Baker Lock England Luke Coulston Lock England Patrick Hogg Lock England

Player Position Union Ben Douglas Scrum-half England Joe Davis Scrum-half England Josh Farley Centre England

Northampton Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Northampton Saints.

The Northampton Saints squad for the 2021–22 season is:[8]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Curtis Langdon Hooker England Sam Matavesi Hooker Fiji Robbie Smith Hooker Scotland Trevor Davison Prop England Tarek Haffar Prop England Emmanuel Iyogun Prop England Elliot Millar-Mills Prop Scotland Alex Coles Lock England Tom Lockett Lock England Temo Mayanavanua Lock Fiji Chunya Munga Lock England Juarno Augustus Back row South Africa Sam Graham Back row England Tom Pearson Back row England Angus Scott-Young Back row Australia

Player Position Union Tom James Scrum-half England Alex Mitchell Scrum-half England Fin Smith Fly-half England Fraser Dingwall Centre England Rory Hutchinson Centre Scotland Tom Litchfield Centre England Burger Odendaal Centre South Africa James Ramm Wing Australia Tom Seabrook Wing England Ollie Sleightholme Wing England Tommy Freeman Fullback England George Furbank Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Tom Cruse Hooker England Paul Hill Prop England Alex Waller (c) Prop England Ethan Waller Prop England Alexander Moon Lock England Courtney Lawes Back row England Lewis Ludlam Back row England

Player Position Union Callum Braley Scrum-half Italy Charlie Savala Fly-half Australia Joel Matavesi Centre Fiji

Academy squad

The Northampton Saints academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Aston Gradwick-Light Hooker England Craig Wright Hooker England Beltus Nonleh Prop Cameroon George Patten Prop England Ed Prowse Prop England Nick Tarr Prop England Emeka Atuanya Lock Cameroon Kayde Sylvester Lock Cameroon Geordie Irvine Back row England Reuben Logan Back row England Henry Pollock Back row England Rob Gaffan Hooker England Tom Dye Prop England Sonny Tonga’uiha Prop England Aiden Ainsworth-Cave Lock England Alfie Hoyles Back row England

Player Position Union Jake Garside Scrum-half England Archie McParland Scrum-half England Matt Arden Fly-half England Toby Cousins Centre England Toby Thame Centre England Will Gilster Wing England Ewan Baker Fullback England George Hendy Fullback England Jonny Weimann Scrum-half England Charlie Mason Fly-half England Billy Pasco Centre England Ben Agbenu Centre England Rafe Witheat Wing England

Sale Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Sale Sharks.

The Sale Sharks squad for the 2021–22 season is:[9]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Ethan Caine Hooker England Luke Cowan-Dickie Hooker England Tommy Taylor Hooker England Cal Ford Prop England James Harper Prop England Ross Harrison Prop England Simon McIntyre Prop England Bevan Rodd Prop England Nick Schonert Prop South Africa Ben Bamber Lock England Josh Beaumont Lock England Jonny Hill Lock England Ernst van Rhyn Lock South Africa Rouban Birch Back row England Ben Curry Back row England Tom Curry Back row England Sam Dugdale Back row England Dan du Preez Back row South Africa Jean-Luc du Preez Back row South Africa

Player Position Union Raffi Quirke Scrum-half England Nye Thomas Scrum-half England Gus Warr Scrum-half England George Ford Fly-half England Robert du Preez Fly-half South Africa Sam Bedlow Centre England Luke James Centre England Tom O'Flaherty Wing England Arron Reed Wing England Tom Roebuck Wing England Joe Carpenter Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Agustín Creevy Hooker Argentina Cobus Wiese Lock South Africa Tom Ellis Back row England Cameron Neild Back row England

Player Position Union Connor Doherty Centre England Sam James Centre England Manu Tuilagi Centre England Telusa Veainu Fullback Tonga

Academy squad

The Sale Sharks academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Wills Austin Hooker Wales Harry Thompson Hooker England Patreece Bell Prop Ireland Ralph McEachran Prop England Tumy Onasanya Prop England Asher Opoku-Fordjour Prop England Tye Raymont Prop England Tom Burrow Lock England Ellis Causey Lock England Alex Groves Lock England Frank Chatterton Back row England Huw Davies Back row Wales Ewan Murphy Back row England Yande Nkonge* Back row Ivory Coast Will Riley Back row England Tristan Woodman Back row England Tom Davis Hooker England Ben Lilley Prop England Jos Gilmore Lock England Seb Kelly Back row England Jack Lightbown Back row England

Player Position Union Carwyn Edwards* Scrum-half Wales Will Wooton Scrum-half England Tom Curtis Fly-half England Finn Rogers Fly-half England Charlie Wardle Fly-half England Joe Bedlow Centre England Rekeiti Ma'asi-White Centre England Ben Motamed* Centre England Aaron Pope* Centre England Osian Roberts Centre Wales Albert Bradshaw Wing England Obi Ene Wing England Alex Wills Wing England Dom Hanson Scrum-half England Ollie Davies Fly-half England Toby Wilson Centre England Sebi Krippner Wing England Fraser Rossiter Wing England Dan Green Fullback England

Saracens Current squad

For player movements before or during the 2021–22 season, see List of 2021–22 Premiership Rugby transfers § Saracens.

The Saracens squad for the 2021–22 season is:[10]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Theo Dan Hooker England Jamie George Hooker England Kapeli Pifeleti Hooker United States Ralph Adams-Hale Prop England Alec Clarey Prop England Ollie Hoskins Prop Australia Eroni Mawi Prop Fiji Marco Riccioni Prop Italy Cameron Boon Lock England Callum Hunter-Hill Lock Scotland Nick Isiekwe Lock England Maro Itoje Lock England Ollie Stonham Lock England Hugh Tizard Lock England Andy Christie Back row Scotland Ben Earl Back row England Toby Knight Back row England Juan Martín González Back row Argentina Theo McFarland Back row Samoa Tom Willis Back row England

Player Position Union Aled Davies Scrum-half Wales Gareth Simpson Scrum-half England Ivan van Zyl Scrum-half South Africa Elliot Daly Centre England Josh Hallett Centre England Ollie Hartley Centre England Alex Lozowski Centre England Nick Tompkins Centre Wales Lucio Cinti Wing Argentina Ben Harris Wing England Rotimi Segun Wing England Alex Goode Fullback England Tom Parton Fullback England

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Christian Judge Prop England Mako Vunipola Prop England Tom West Prop England Billy Vunipola Back row England

Player Position Union Owen Farrell Fly-half England Manu Vunipola Fly-half England Alex Lewington Wing England Sean Maitland Wing Scotland

Academy squad

The Saracens academy squad is:

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union James Isaacs Hooker England Samson Adejimi Hooker Ivory Coast Harvey Beaton Prop England Sam Crean Prop England Jasper McGuire Prop England Alex O'Driscoll Prop Scotland Tristan Smith Prop England Jevaughn Warren Prop Ivory Coast Max Eke Lock England Anthony Mark Lock Ivory Coast Kaden Pearce-Paul Lock Ivory Coast Olamide Sodeke Lock Ivory Coast Kennedy Sylvester Lock Ivory Coast Alex Wardell Lock Ivory Coast Sam Asotasi Back row Samoa Luca Fahy Back row England Barney Merrett Back row England Nathan Michelow Back row England Kepu Tuipulotu Hooker England Finn Bloomer Prop England Tayo Adegbemile Lock Ivory Coast Charlie Barker Lock England Charlie West Back row England

Player Position Union Charlie Bracken Scrum-half England Declan Murphy Scrum-half England Tobias Elliott Fly-half England Harry Legg Fly-half England Brandon Jackson Centre Ivory Coast Jenson McInulty Centre England Oscar Wilson Centre England Francis Moore Wing England Fraser Rawlins Centre England Charlie Griffin Centre England Angus Hall Wing England Finn Newton Fullback England Jack Bracken Fullback England

Cricket

Teams

Stadiums and locations

Derbyshire

Durham

Essex

Glamorgan

Gloucestershire

Hampshire

Kent

Lancashire

Leicestershire

Northamptonshire

Nottinghamshire

Somerset

Sussex

Warwickshire

Worcestershire

Yorkshire

London

London teams:
Middlesex
Surrey

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Locations of current County Championship teams

Middlesex

Surrey

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County Championship clubs in Greater London

County Club	Ground	First season in County Championship	First title	Last title	Titles
Derbyshire	County Ground	1895	1936	1936	1
Durham	Riverside Ground	1992	2008	2013	3
Essex	County Ground	1895	1979	2019	8
Glamorgan	Sophia Gardens	1921	1948	1997	3
Gloucestershire	County Ground	1890	–	–	0
Hampshire	Rose Bowl	1895	1961	1973	2
Kent	St Lawrence Ground	1890	1906	1978	7 (1 shared)
Lancashire	Old Trafford	1890	1897	2011	9 (1 shared)
Leicestershire	Grace Road	1895	1975	1998	3
Middlesex	Lord's	1890	1903	2016	13 (2 shared)
Northamptonshire	County Ground	1905	–	–	0
Nottinghamshire	Trent Bridge	1890	1907	2010	6
Somerset	County Ground	1891	–	–	0
Surrey	The Oval	1890	1890	2022	21 (1 shared)
Sussex	County Ground	1890	2003	2007	3
Warwickshire	Edgbaston	1895	1911	2021	8
Worcestershire	New Road	1899	1964	1989	5
Yorkshire	Headingley	1890	1893	2015	33 (1 shared)

Bath Rugby

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	4th	30	N/A	John Player Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	1st	20	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	3rd	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	1st	22	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	1st	21	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	1st	22	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	1st	31	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	2nd	27	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	1st	31	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	2nd	31	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	3rd	26	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup C&G Cup	5th round Not partaken	Heineken Cup	Champions
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	6th	30	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup C&G Cup	4th round Quarter-final	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	2nd	43	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	3rd	70	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	11th	33	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	11th	36	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Challenge Cup	Runners–up
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	1st	79	Runners-up	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	4th	58	-	Powergen Cup	Runners-up	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	9th	46	-	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Heineken Cup	Semi-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	8th	45	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	3rd	69	Semi-final	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	Challenge Cup	Champions
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	4th	65	Semi-final	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	4th	61	Semi-final	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	5th	62	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	8th	44	-	LV= Cup	Semi-final	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	7th	53	-	LV= Cup	Semi-final	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	5th	67	-	LV= Cup	Semi-final	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	2nd	75	Runners-up	LV= Cup	4th in pool	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	9th	48	-	No competition	N/A	Champions Cup	3rd in pool
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	5th	59	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	4th in pool	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	6th	56	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Runners-up	Champions Cup	3rd in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	6th	56	-	Premiership Cup	3rd in pool	Champions Cup	3rd in pool

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Bath Rugby

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (6) 1988–89, 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96
  • Runners–Up: (2) 2003–04, 2014–15
• European Rugby Champions Cup    
  • Champions: (1) 1997–98
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (1) 2007–08
  • Runners–Up: (3) 2002–03, 2006–07, 2013–14
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (10) 1983–84, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1991–92, 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96
  • Runners–Up: (2) 2004–05, 2017–18
• Somerset Senior Cup
  • Champions: (6) 1970–71, 1971–72, 1973–74, 1974–75, 1975–76, 1982–83

Bristol Bears

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	9th	23	N/A	John Player Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	7th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	9th	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	11th	9	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	10th	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	6th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	4th	20	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	6th	14	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	6th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	9th	17	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	5th in pool
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	4	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	Not known	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
1998–99	Premiership Two	1st (P)	44	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	Not known	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	6th	34	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	9th	44	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	8th	50	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	36	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2003–04	National Division One	9th	51	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Champions	Not qualified	N/A
2004–05	National Division One	1st (P)	105	N/A	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not known	Not qualified	N/A
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	11th	41	-	Powergen Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	3rd	64	Semi-final	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	9th	37	-	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	17	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2009–10	RFU Championship	1st	92	Runners-up	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	2nd in pool	Not qualified	N/A
2010–11	RFU Championship	8th	41	-	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Champions	Not qualified	N/A
2011–12	RFU Championship	1st	81	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	4th in pool	Not qualified	N/A
2012–13	RFU Championship	5th	65	-	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Quarter-final	Not qualified	N/A
2013–14	RFU Championship	1st	96	Runners-up	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2014–15	RFU Championship	1st	103	Runners-up	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2015–16	RFU Championship	1st (P)	95	Champions	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	2nd in pool	Not qualified	N/A
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	20	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	RFU Championship	1st (P)	103	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	3rd in pool	Not qualified	N/A
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	9th	51	-	Premiership Cup	2nd in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Bristol Bears

• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (8) 1998–99, 2004–05, 2009–10, 2011–12, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (1) 1982-83
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1972-73, 1983-84, 1987–88
• British and Irish Cup
  • Champions: (1) 2010-11
• EDF Energy Trophy
  • Champions: (1) 2003–04
• Anglo-Welsh Merit Table Winners
  • Champions: (3) 1965-66, 1971-72, 1973-74
• RFU South West Merit Table Winners
  • Champions: (3) 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82

Exeter Chiefs

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division Three	9th	8	N/A	John Player Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Three	9th	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division Three	6th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division Three	4th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division Three	4th	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division Three	3rd	17	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division Three	6th	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division Three	10th (R)	7	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division Four	1st (P)	28	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division Three	1st (P)	50	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
1997–98	Premiership Two	11th	12	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	4th in pool	Not qualified	N/A
1998–99	Premiership Two	5th	29	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	C&G Cup	2nd round	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Two	4th	38	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
2000–01	National Division One	3rd	71	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
2001–02	National Division One	3rd	92	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A
2002–03	National Division One	3rd	104	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A
2003–04	National Division One	6th	74	N/A	Powergen Cup	4th round	Powergen Shield	Not qualified	Not qualified	N/A
2004–05	National Division One	2nd	101	N/A	Powergen Cup	5th round	Powergen Shield	Not qualified	Not qualified	N/A
2005–06	National Division One	6th	71	N/A	Powergen Cup	Not eligible	EDF Energy Trophy	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2006–07	National Division One	4th	101	N/A	EDF Energy Cup	Not eligible	EDF Energy Trophy	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A
2007–08	National Division One	2nd	116	N/A	EDF Energy Cup	Not eligible	EDF Energy Trophy	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A
2008–09	National Division One	2nd	119	N/A	EDF Energy Cup	Not eligible	EDF Energy Trophy	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2009–10	RFU Championship	2nd (P)	88	Champions	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	4th in pool	Not qualified	N/A
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	8th	43	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	5th	59	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quater-final
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	6th	59	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	8th	45	-	LV= Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	5th	68	-	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	2nd	74	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	2nd	84	Champions	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	1st	85	Runners-up	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	2nd in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	1st	86	Runners-up	Premiership Cup	2nd in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	2nd in pool

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Exeter Chiefs

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (1) 2016–17
  • Runners–Up: (3) 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (1) 2009–10
  • Runners–Up: (3) 2004–05, 2007–08, 2008–09
• National League 1
  • Champions: (1) 1996–97
• National League 2 South
  • Champions: (1) 1995–96
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (2) 2013–14, 2017–18
  • Runners–Up: (2) 2014–15, 2016–17
• EDF Energy Trophy
  • Runners–Up: (4) 2001–02, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08
• Devon RFU Senior Cup
  • Champions: (16) 1889–90, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1975–76, 1977–78, 1979–80, 1981–82, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96
  • Runners–Up: (5) 1888–89, 1904–05, 1976–77,1980–81, 1985–86
• Devon RFU Junior Cup
  • Champions: (1) 1905–06 (reserve side)
  • Runners–Up: (4) 1903–04 (reserve side)
• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2016

Gloucester Rugby

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	5th	29	N/A	John Player Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	2nd	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	2nd	17	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	6th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	4th	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	5th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	8th	14	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	7th	13	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	8th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	7th	23	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	4th in pool
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	6th	23	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	C&G Cup	Champions	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	10th	19	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	C&G Cup	Champions	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	3rd	40	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	7th	48	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	Semi-final
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	3rd	68	N/A	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	1st	82	Runners-up	Powergen Cup	Champions	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	4th	63	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	6th	47	-	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	5th	59	-	Powergen Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	1st	71	Runners-up	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	1st	74	Semi-final	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	6th	57	-	EDF Energy Cup	Runners-up	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	7th	48	-	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Quarter-final*
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	3rd	67	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	9th	44	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	5th	60	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	9th	44	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Quarter-final*
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	9th	48	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	8th	49	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	9th	46	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	7th	56	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	3rd	68	Semi-final	Premiership Cup	3rd in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* After dropping into the competition from the Champions Cup/Heineken Cup

Club honours

Gloucester Rugby

• English Premiership    
  • Runners–Up: (4) 1988–89, 1989–90, 2002–03, 2006–07
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (2) 2005–06, 2014–15
  • Runners–Up: (2) 2016–17, 2017–18
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (5) 1971–72, 1977–78, 1981–82, 2002–03, 2010–11
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1989–90, 2008–09, 2009–10
• C&G Cup
  • Champions: (2) 1997–98, 1998–99
• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Champions: (2) 2013, 2014
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2012

Harlequins F.C.

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	3rd	30	N/A	John Player Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	8th	10	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	7th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	3rd	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	8th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	8th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	6th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	8th	13	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	3rd	26	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	3rd	30	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	10th	16	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	Not partaken	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	4th	33	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	C&G Cup	Not partaken	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	10th	18	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	11th	38	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Champions
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	9th	35	N/A	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	7th	44	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd round
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	6th	54	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	38	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2005–06	National Division One	1st (P)	121	N/A	Powergen Cup	Not qualified	EDF Energy Trophy	Champions	Not qualified	N/A
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	7th	51	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	6th	63	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	2nd	66	Semi-final	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	8th	46	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	7th	52	-	LV= Cup	Semi-final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	1st	75	Champions	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Quarter-final*
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	3rd	69	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	4th	67	Semi-final	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Semi-final*
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	8th	49	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	3rd in pool
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	7th	55	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	6th	52	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Semi-final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	10th	36	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	5th	56	-	Premiership Cup	4th in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* After dropping into the competition from the Champions Cup/Heineken Cup

Club honours

Harlequin F.C.

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (1) 2011-12
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (1) 2005-06
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (3) 2000–01, 2003–04, 2010–11
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2015–16
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (3) 1987-88, 1990-91, 2012-13
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1991-92, 1992-93, 2000-01
• EDF Energy Trophy
  • Champions: (1) 2005-06
• Middlesex RFU Senior Cup
  • Champions: (1) 1982-83
• Melrose Sevens
  • Champions: (2) 1987, 2017
• Glengarth Sevens Davenport Plate
  • Champions: (1) 1986
• U19 National Trophy
  • Champions: (1) 2005

Leicester Tigers

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1971–72					John Player Cup	1st Round
1972–73					John Player Cup	Quarter-final
1973–74					John Player Cup	1st Round
1974–75					John Player Cup	Not qualified
1975–76					John Player Cup	1st Round
1976–77	Midlands Merit	2nd	75%	N/A	John Player Cup	2nd Round
1977–78	Midlands Merit	5th	62.5%	N/A	John Player Cup	Finalist
1978–79	Midlands Merit	2nd	85.7%	N/A	John Player Cup	Champions
1979–80	Midlands Merit	1st	85.7%	N/A	John Player Cup	Champions
1980–81	Midlands Merit	1st	92.9%	N/A	John Player Cup	Champions
1981–82	Midlands Merit	1st	85.7%	N/A	John Player Cup	Semi-final
1982–83	Midlands Merit	1st	100%	N/A	John Player Cup	Finalist
1983–84	Midlands Merit	1st	100%	N/A	John Player Cup	3rd Round
1984–85	National Merit A Midlands Merit	6th 3rd	42.9% 85.7%	N/A	John Player Cup	Quarter-final
1985–86	National Merit A	4th	70%	N/A	John Player Cup	Semi-final
1986–87	National Merit A	2nd	75%	N/A	John Player Cup	Semi-final
1987–88	National Division One	1st	37	N/A	John Player Cup	4th Round	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	6th	13	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Finalist	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	5th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	4th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th Round	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	6th	13	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	3rd	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	2nd	28	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Finalist	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	1st	31	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	2nd	30	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Finalist	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	4th	29	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Champions	Heineken Cup	Runners-up
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	4th	26	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th Round	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	1st	44	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	1st	51	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th Round	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	1st	81	Champions*	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	Heineken Cup	Champions
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	1st	83	Quarter-final*	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Heineken Cup	Champions
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	6th	55	N/A**	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	5th	55	N/A**	Powergen Cup	6th Round	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	1st	78	Runners-up	Powergen Cup	6th Round	Heineken Cup	Semi-final
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	2nd	68	Runners-up	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	2nd	71	Champions	EDF Energy Cup	Champions	Heineken Cup	Runners-up
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	4th	64	Runners-up	EDF Energy Cup	Finalist	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	1st	71	Champions	EDF Energy Cup	Group Stage	Heineken Cup	Runners-up
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	1st	73	Champions	LV Cup	Group Stage	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	1st	78	Runners-up	LV Cup	Group Stage	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	2nd	74	Runners-up	LV Cup	Champions	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	2nd	74	Champions	LV Cup	Group Stage	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	3rd	74	Semi-final	LV Cup	Group Stage	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	3rd	68	Semi-final	LV Cup	Semi-Final	Champions Cup	2nd in pool
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	4th	65	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Champions Cup	Semi-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	4th	66	Semi-final	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Champions	Champions Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	5th	63	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Group Stage	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	11th	41	-	Premiership Rugby Cup	Group Stage	Champions Cup	4th in pool

* In 2000-01 & 2001-02 the winners of the league were considered champions, with the winners of the play-offs considered champions from 2002-03 onwards.
** Did not play-off for Premiership Champions but was winner of 'Wildcard' play-off to qualify for the following seasons Heineken Cup competition.

London Irish

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division Two	8th	24	N/A	John Player Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Two	6th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division Two	5th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division Two	2nd (P)	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	9th	9	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	7th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	9th (R)	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division Two	5th	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division Two	2nd (P)	30	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	10th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	6th in pool
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	11th	12	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	C&G Cup	Not known	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	7th	30	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	C&G Cup	Not known	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	8th	25	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	8th	45	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	1st in pool*
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	4th	57	N/A	Powergen Cup	Champions	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	9th	40	-	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	8th	49	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd round
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	10th	40	-	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd round
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	3rd	66	Semi-final	Powergen Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	6th	53	-	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	7th	59	-	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Semi-final
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	3rd	66	Runners-up	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	6th	52	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	6th	54	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	7th	46	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	9th	35	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	10th	36	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	10th	40	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	20	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2016–17	RFU Championship	1st (P)	91	Champions	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	22	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2018–19	RFU Championship	1st (P)	99	-	Premiership Cup	Not eligible	Championship Cup	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* Finished first in pool but did not progress to the quarter-final. Their place was taken by Brive

Club honours

London Irish

• English Premiership    
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2008–09
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (2) 2016–17, 2018–19
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2005–06
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (1) 2001–02
  • Runners–Up: (1) 1979–80
• Surrey Cup
  • Champions: (4) 1980–81, 1981–82, 1985–86, 1986–87
• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Champions: (1) 2012

Friendly

• Middlesex Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2009
• Cunningham Duncombe Series
  • Champions: (1) 2016

Newcastle Falcons

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division Two	10th	17	N/A	John Player Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Two	10th	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division Two	12th	3	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division Two	6th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division Two	4th	14	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division Two	1st (P)	20	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	10th (R)	5	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division Two	3rd	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division Two	8th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division Two	2nd (P)	39	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	1st	38	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	C&G Cup	N/A	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	8th	28	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Runners-up	C&G Cup	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	9th	20	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	6th	57	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	6th	56	N/A	Powergen Cup	Semi-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	10th	40	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	9th	45	-	Powergen Cup	Champions	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd round
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	7th	47	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	7th	47	-	Powergen Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	9th	44	-	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	11th	34	-	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	10th	44	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	9th	37	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	11th	23	-	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	4th in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	32	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2012–13	RFU Championship	1st (P)	98	Champions	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Runners-up	Not qualified	N/A
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	11th	22	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	11th	34	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	11th	27	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	8th	49	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	4th	63	Semi-final	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Semi-final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	31	-	Premiership Cup	Semi-final	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Newcastle Falcons

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (1) 1997–98
• English Championship
  • Champions: (2) 1992–93, 2012–13
  • Runners–Up: (1) 1996–97
• Northumberland Senior Cup
  • Champions: (30) 1927–28, 1955–56, 1959–60, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1974–75, 1975–76, 1976–77, 1977–78, 1978–79, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1989–90, 1990–91, 1992–93, 1993–94
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (2) 1975–76, 1976–77, 2000–01, 2003–04
  • Runners–Up: (2) 1998–99, 2010–11
• British and Irish Cup
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2012–13
• Melrose Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2006
• Hawick Sevens
  • Champions: (3) 2005, 2006, 2007
• Langholm Sevens
  • Champions: (4) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
• Selkirk Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2004
• Peebles Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2004

Friendly

• Middlesex Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2007

Northampton Saints

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division Two	12th	13	N/A	John Player Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Two	3rd	13	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division Two	1st (P)	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	9th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	3rd	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	4th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	5th	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	10th (R)	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division Two	1st (P)	36	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	8th	20	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	8th	19	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	C&G Cup	Quarter-final	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	2nd	38	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	C&G Cup	Quarter-final	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	5th	35	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	Champions
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	4th	59	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	5th	56	N/A	Powergen Cup	Runners-up	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	3rd	62	Semi-final	Powergen Cup	Runners-up	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	3rd	70	Semi-final	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	11th	40	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	6th	53	-	Powergen Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	33	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Semi-final
2007–08	National Division One	1st (P)	143	N/A	EDF Energy Cup	Not qualified	EDF Energy Trophy	Champions	Not qualified	N/A
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	8th	49	-	EDF Energy Cup	Semi-final	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	2nd	71	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	4th	65	Semi-final	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Runners-up
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	4th	65	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	4th	65	Runners-up	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	2nd	78	Champions	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Champions*
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	1st	76	Semi-final	LV= Cup	Semi-final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	5th	60	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	7th	52	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	9th	43	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Semi-final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	4th	56	Semi-final	Premiership Cup	Champions	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* After dropping into the competition from the Champions Cup/Heineken Cup

Club honours

Northampton Saints

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (1) 2013–14
  • Runners–Up: (2) 1998-99, 2012–13
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (3) 1989–90, 1995–96, 2007–08
• European Rugby Champions Cup    
  • Champions: (1) 1999–00
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2010–11
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (2) 2008–09, 2013–14
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (2) 2009–10, 2018–19
  • Runners–Up: (6) 1990–91, 1999–00, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2011-12, 2013-14
• Premiership Rugby Cup
  • Champions: (1) 2018–19
• EDF Energy Trophy
  • Champions: (1) 2007–08
• Selkirk Sevens
  • Champions: (2) 1991, 1993

Sale Sharks

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	12th (R)	11	N/A	John Player Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Two	4th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division Two	9th	8	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division Two	7th	11	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division Two	8th	10	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division Two	5th	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division Two	1st (P)	28	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	4th	16	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	5th	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	5th	28	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	7th	22	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	C&G Cup	Semi-final	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	11th	19	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	Semi-final	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	11th	18	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	10th	43	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	2nd	69	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	4th	62	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	7th	53	-	Powergen Cup	Runners-up	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	3rd	60	Semi-final	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	1st	74	Champions	Powergen Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	10th	42	-	EDF Energy Cup	Semi-final	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	5th	63	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	5th	61	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	11th	32	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	10th	32	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	6th	49	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	10th	35	-	LV= Cup	Runners-up	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	6th	57	-	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	7th	54	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	6th	58	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	10th	40	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	8th	54	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	7th	55	-	Premiership Cup	3rd in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Sale Sharks

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (1) 2005–06
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2001-02
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (1) 1993-94
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (2) 2001–02, 2004–05
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1996–97, 2003–04, 2012–13
• Cheshire RFU Cup
  • Champions: (17) 1969-70, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1996-97
  • Runners–Up: (1) 1991-92
• Melrose Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 2003
• Glasgow City Sevens
  • Champions: (2) 2007, 2009

Sale Jets

• Premiership Rugby Shield
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2010-11
• Cheshire RFU Cup
  • Champions: (2) 2009-10, 2010-11 (shared)

Friendly

• Middlesex Sevens
  • Champions: (1) 1936
• Glengarth Sevens Main Event
  • Champions: (1) 1977
• Glengarth Sevens Davenport Plate
  • Champions: (2) 1968, 1985

Saracens F.C.

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division Two	3rd	34	N/A	John Player Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division Two	1st (P)	22	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	4th	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	10th	10	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	5th	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	11th (R)	6	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division Two	3rd	23	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter–final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division Two	1st (P)	31	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	9th	10	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	6th	25	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter–final	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	2nd	37	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Champions	C&G Cup	Not partaken	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	3rd	33	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter–final	C&G Cup	2nd round	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	4th	28	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	5th	58	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Quarter–final	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	10th	34	N/A	Powergen Cup	Quarter–final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter–final
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	8th	42	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter–final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi–final
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	10th	39	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter–final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter–final
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	5th	57	-	Powergen Cup	Quarter–final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter–final
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	10th	46	-	Powergen Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	4th	63	Semi–final	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi–final
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	8th	52	-	EDF Energy Cup	Semi–final	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Semi–final
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	9th	47	-	EDF Energy Cup	3rd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi–final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	3rd	69	Runners–up	LV= Cup	Semi–final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	2nd	76	Champions	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	4th in pool
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	3rd	73	Semi–final	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Quarter–final
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	1st	77	Semi–final	LV= Cup	Semi–final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Semi–final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	1st	87	Runners–up	LV= Cup	Semi–final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Runners–up
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	4th	68	Champions	LV= Cup	Champions	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Semi–final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	1st	80	Champions	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Champions
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	3rd	77	Semi-final	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Semi–final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Champions
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	2nd	77	Champions	Anglo-Welsh Cup	Quarter–final	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter–final
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	2nd	78	Champions	Premiership Cup	Runners–up	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Champions

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

Club honours

Saracens F.C.

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (5) 2010–11, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1997–98, 2009–10, 2013–14
• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (2) 1988–89, 1994–95
• European Rugby Champions Cup    
  • Champions: (3) 2015–16, 2016–17, 2018–19
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2013–14
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (2) 1997–98, 2014–15
• Premiership Rugby Cup
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2018–19
• Middlesex Senior Cup
  • Champions: (4) 1971-72, 1975-76, 1979-80, 1985-86
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1974-75, 1977-78, 1980-81
• Melrose Sevens
  • Champions: (2) 2012, 2013
• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Champions: (2) 2010, 2018
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2011

Wasps RFC

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	National Division One	2nd	36	N/A	John Player Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	National Division One	3rd	15	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	National Division One	1st	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	3rd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	National Division One	2nd	19	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	National Division One	7th	12	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	National Division One	2nd	22	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	National Division One	3rd	21	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	National Division One	3rd	26	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Runners-up	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division One	4th	22	N/A	Pilkington Cup	Quarter-final	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division One	1st	37	N/A	Pilkington Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
1997–98	Premiership Rugby	9th	17	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Runners-up	C&G Cup	Not partaken	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
1998–99	Premiership Rugby	5th	31	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Champions	C&G Cup	Not partaken	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Rugby	7th	32	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	Champions	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	Quarter-final
2000–01	Premiership Rugby	2nd	74	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2001–02	Premiership Rugby	7th	54	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2002–03	Premiership Rugby	2nd	67	Champions	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Champions
2003–04	Premiership Rugby	2nd	73	Champions	Powergen Cup	Quarter-final	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Champions
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	2nd	73	Champions	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	4th	64	Semi-final	Powergen Cup	Champions	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	5th	61	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	Champions
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	2nd	70	Champions	EDF Energy Cup	Semi-final	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	3rd in pool
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	7th	53	-	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Heineken Cup	2nd in pool
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	5th	57	Semi-final	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2010–11	Premiership Rugby	9th	43	Semi-final	LV= Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup*	Quarter-final*
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	11th	33	Semi-final	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	8th	48	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	7th	49	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2014–15	Premiership Rugby	6th	61	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	3rd	72	Semi-final	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Semi-final
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	1st	84	Runners-up	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	Quarter-final
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	3rd	71	Semi-final	Anglo-Welsh Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	2nd in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	8th	51	-	Premiership Cup	4th in pool	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Champions Cup	4th in pool

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* After dropping into the competition from the Champions Cup/Heineken Cup

• As Wasps FC - 1987-1996
• As Wasps RFC - 1996-1999 & 2014-present
• As London Wasps - 1999-2014

Club honours

Wasps RFC

• English Premiership    
  • Champions: (6) 1989-90*, 1996-97**, 2002-03^, 2003-04^, 2004-05^, 2007-08^
  • Runners–Up: (5) 1987–88*, 1990–91*, 1992–93*, 2000–01^, 2016–17**
• European Rugby Champions Cup    
  • Champions: (2) 2003–04^, 2006-07^
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Champions: (1) 2002–03^
• Anglo–Welsh Cup    
  • Champions: (3) 1998-99**, 1999-00^, 2005-06^
  • Runners–Up: (4) 1985-86*, 1986-87*, 1994-95*, 1997-98**
• Middlesex Senior Cup
  • Champions: (8) 1973-74*, 1974-75*, 1976-77*, 1977-78*, 1978-79*, 1981-82*, 1983-84*, 1986-87*
  • Runners–Up: (4) 1975-76*, 1979-80*, 1982-83*, 1985-86*
• Premiership Rugby Sevens Series
  • Champions: (2) 2016**, 2017**
  • Runners–Up: (2) 2015**, 2018**

Worcester Warriors

Season summaries

	League				Domestic Cup		Domestic Trophy		European Cup
Season	Competition	Final Position	Points	Play-Offs	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance	Competition	Performance
1987–88	Unknown			N/A	John Player Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1988–89	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1989–90	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1990–91	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1991–92	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1992–93	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1993–94	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1994–95	Unknown			N/A	Pilkington Cup	Not partaken	No competition	N/A	No competition	N/A
1995–96	National Division Five North	2nd (P)	18	N/A	Pilkington Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	No English teams	N/A
1996–97	National Division Four North	1st (P)	49	N/A	Pilkington Cup	2nd round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
1997–98	National League One	1st (P)	48	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	C&G Cup	Not partaken	Not qualified	N/A
1998–99	Premiership Two	3rd	34	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	C&G Cup	1st round	No English teams	N/A
1999–00	Premiership Two	3rd	38	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	4th round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
2000–01	National Division One	2nd	112	N/A	Tetley's Bitter Cup	5th round	No competition	N/A	Not qualified	N/A
2001–02	National Division One	2nd	106	N/A	Powergen Cup	5th round	Powergen Shield	Not partaken	Not qualified	N/A
2002–03	National Division One	2nd	114	N/A	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2003–04	National Division One	1st (P)	125	N/A	Powergen Cup	5th round	Powergen Shield	Not partaken	Not qualified	N/A
2004–05	Premiership Rugby	9th	42	-	Powergen Cup	6th round	Powergen Shield	Not eligible	European Shield	Runners-up
2005–06	Premiership Rugby	8th	47	-	Powergen Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2006–07	Premiership Rugby	11th	34	-	EDF Energy Cup	2nd in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2007–08	Premiership Rugby	10th	36	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Runners-up
2008–09	Premiership Rugby	11th	34	-	EDF Energy Cup	4th in pool	EDF Energy Trophy	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Semi-final
2009–10	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	28	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2010–11	RFU Championship	1st (P)	101	Champions	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Semi-final	Not qualified	N/A
2011–12	Premiership Rugby	10th	36	-	LV= Cup	3rd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2012–13	Premiership Rugby	11th	33	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	2nd in pool
2013–14	Premiership Rugby	12th (R)	16	-	LV= Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	4th in pool
2014–15	RFU Championship	2nd (P)	97	Champions	LV= Cup	Not eligible	British and Irish Cup	Champions	Not qualified	N/A
2015–16	Premiership Rugby	10th	35	-	No competition	N/A	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	4th in pool
2016–17	Premiership Rugby	11th	33	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	4th in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2017–18	Premiership Rugby	11th	36	-	Anglo-Welsh Cup	2nd in pool	British and Irish Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	3rd in pool
2018–19	Premiership Rugby	10th	46	-	Premiership Cup	Semi-final	Championship Cup	Not eligible	Challenge Cup	Quarter-final

Gold background denotes champions
Silver background denotes runners-up
Pink background denotes relegated

* After dropping into the competition from the Challenge Cup

Club honours

Worcester Warriors

• RFU Championship
  • Champions: (3) 2003-04, 2010-11, 2014-15
  • Runners–Up: (3) 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03
• National League 1
  • Champions: (1) 1997-98
• National League 2 North
  • Champions: (1) 1996-97
• Midlands Premier
  • Champions: (1) 1994-95
• Midlands 2 West
  • Champions: (1) 1992-93
• North Midlands Division One
  • Champions: (1) 1989-90
• European Challenge Cup   
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2007–08
• European Shield
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2004–05
• British and Irish Cup
  • Champions: (1) 2014-15
• North Midlands Cup
  • Champions: (3) 1977-78, 1995-96, 1997-98
  • Runners–Up: (3) 1976-77, 1993-94, 1996-97
• Powerline Floodlit Cup
  • Champions: (1) 1997-98

Worcester Cavaliers

• Premiership Rugby Shield
  • Runners–Up: (1) 2014–15