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Aviva Premiership
The Aviva Premiership (formerly the Guinness Premiership) is the top division in English rugby and features the 12 leading clubs in the country.
The teams play each other on a home and away basis during the regular season with the top four sides qualifying for the semi-final play-offs. The top two sides are guaranteed home advantage in the last four with the final staged at Twickenham.
The competition began in 1987 and has evolved into its current format with relegation to and promotion from the second-tier Championship.
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Harlequins' fly-half Nick Evans in action against Northampton Saints
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Quins' Nick Evans consoles Saints' Lee Dickson
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- P W D L Pts
- Harlequins 23 18 1 4 79
- Leicester Tigers 23 16 1 6 78
- Saracens 23 16 1 6 73
- Northampton Saints 23 14 0 9 66
- Exeter Chiefs 22 12 0 10 59
- Sale Sharks 22 10 0 12 49
- London Irish 22 8 1 13 46
- Bath Rugby 22 9 0 13 44
- Gloucester Rugby 22 8 1 13 44
- Worcester Warriors 22 7 1 14 36
- London Wasps 22 6 0 16 33
- Newcastle Falcons 22 6 2 14 32
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