2005–06 English Premiership (rugby union)

2005–06 Guinness Premiership
Countries	England
Champions	Sale Sharks (1st title)
Runners-up	Leicester Tigers
Relegated	Leeds Tykes
Matches played	135
Attendance	1,483,920 (average 10,992 per match)
Top point scorer	Jason Strange (244 points)
Top try scorer	Tom Varndell (14 tries)
← 2004–05 2006–07 →

The 2005–06 Guinness Premiership was the 19th season of the top flight of the English domestic rugby union competitions, played between September 2005 and May 2006. The final was contested by the Sale Sharks and the Leicester Tigers at Twickenham. Sale Sharks won 45 – 20 to win the Premiership. Leeds Tykes were relegated, whilst Harlequins were promoted for the 2006-07 Guinness Premiership.

The opening games of the Season were played at Twickenham, in the 2005 London Double Header.

Participating teams

Locations of the 2005-06 Guinness Premiership teams

Team	Stadium	Capacity	City/Area
Bath	Bath	10,600	Bath, Somerset
Bristol	Memorial Stadium	12,100	Bristol, Avon
Gloucester	Kingsholm	12,500	Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Leeds Tykes	Headingley Stadium^{[n 1]}	22,250	Leeds, West Yorkshire
Leicester Tigers	Welford Road	16,815	Leicester, Leicestershire
London Irish	Madejski Stadium	24,161	Reading, Berkshire
London Wasps	The Causeway Stadium^{[n 2]}	10,000	High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Newcastle Falcons	Kingston Park	10,200	Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
Northampton Saints	Franklin's Gardens	13,600	Northampton, Northamptonshire
Sale	Edgeley Park	10,852	Stockport, Greater Manchester
Saracens	Vicarage Road	22,000	Watford, Hertfordshire
Worcester	Sixways	9,728	Worcester, Worcestershire

Notes

↑
- Leeds Tykes would also play 1 home game on at Twickenham Stadium in London on 3 September 2005
↑
- London Wasps would also play 1 home game on at Twickenham Stadium in London on 3 September 2005

Table

	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Points For	Points Against	Points Difference	Tries For	Tries Against	Try Bonus	Losing Bonus	Points
C	Sale Sharks	22	16	1	5	573	444	129	52	42	6	2	74
2	Leicester Tigers	22	14	3	5	518	415	103	51	24	5	1	68
3	London Irish	22	14	0	8	493	454	39	54	44	6	4	66
4	London Wasps	22	12	3	7	527	447	80	53	42	7	3	64
5	Gloucester	22	11	1	10	483	385	98	46	33	4	9	59
6	Northampton Saints	22	10	1	11	464	488	−24	53	50	4	7	53
7	Newcastle Falcons	22	9	1	12	416	433	−17	42	44	3	6	47
8	Worcester Warriors	22	9	1	12	451	494	−43	40	56	3	6	47
9	Bath	22	9	1	12	441	494	−53	38	49	3	5	46
10	Saracens	22	8	1	13	433	483	−50	42	48	5	7	46
11	Bristol	22	8	1	13	393	445	−52	28	41	0	7	41
R	Leeds Tykes	22	5	0	17	363	573	−210	36	62	1	7	28
Source:Guinness Premiership Green background denotes qualification for the playoffs. These teams and those highlighted in blue qualified for the 2006–07 Heineken Cup.

Results

Round 1

2 September 2005
20:00

Sale Sharks	26–25	Newcastle Falcons

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,546

3 September 2005
14:00

London Wasps	23–11	Saracens

Twickenham
Attendance: 35,000

3 September 2005
15:00

Leicester Tigers	32–0	Northampton Saints

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

3 September 2005
16:20

Leeds Tykes	11–27	London Irish

Twickenham
Attendance: 35,000

4 September 2005
13:00

Bristol	19–16	Bath

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 11,760

4 September 2005
15:00

Worcester Warriors	15–15	Gloucester

Sixways
Attendance: 9,728

Round 2

10 September 2005
14:15

Bath	9–17	Northampton Saints

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,060

10 September 2005
14:45

London Wasps	29–29	Leicester Tigers

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 8,459

10 September 2005
15:00

Gloucester	21–18	Sale Sharks

Kingsholm
Attendance: 9,374

11 September 2005
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	14–16	Bristol

Kingston Park
Attendance: 6,661

11 September 2005
15:00

London Irish	15–20	Worcester Warriors

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 7,118

11 September 2005
15:00

Saracens	34–16	Leeds Tykes

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 6,190

Round 3

16 September 2005
20:00

Sale Sharks	29–3	London Irish

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 7,246

17 September 2005
14:00

Worcester Warriors	25–24	Saracens

Sixways
Attendance: 9,140

17 September 2005
14:45

Northampton Saints	9–16	Newcastle Falcons

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 12,018

17 September 2005
15:00

Leicester Tigers	40–26	Bath

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

18 September 2005
14:30

Leeds Tykes	23–47	London Wasps

Headingley
Attendance: 4,544

18 September 2005
15:00

Bristol	9–41	Gloucester

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 11,558

Round 4

24 September 2005
14:45

Gloucester	28–24	Northampton Saints

Kingsholm
Attendance: 11,156

24 September 2005
15:00

London Irish	24–22	Bristol

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 6,957

25 September 2005
14:30

Leeds Tykes	20–28	Leicester Tigers

Headingley
Attendance: 7,143

25 September 2005
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	16–27	Bath

Kingston Park
Attendance: 6,869

25 September 2005
15:00

London Wasps	34–20	Worcester Warriors

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 8,720

25 September 2005
15:00

Saracens	32–40	Sale Sharks

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 7,132

Round 5

14 October 2005
19:45

Leicester Tigers	16–16	Newcastle Falcons

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

14 October 2005
20:00

Sale Sharks	18–10	London Wasps

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 9,916

14 October 2005
20:00

Worcester Warriors	22–15	Leeds Tykes

Sixways
Attendance: 9,626

15 October 2005
14:45

Bath	18–16	Gloucester

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

15 October 2005
15:00

Northampton Saints	25–23	London Irish

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,262

16 October 2005
15:00

Bristol	11–23	Saracens

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 7,068

Round 6

4 November 2005
20:00

London Wasps	21–16	Bristol

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 7,901

4 November 2005
20:00

Worcester Warriors	15–11	Leicester Tigers

Sixways
Attendance: 9,776

5 November 2005
14:45

Leeds Tykes	11–17	Sale Sharks

Headingley
Attendance: 4,206

5 November 2005
15:00

Gloucester	27–20	Newcastle Falcons

Kingsholm
Attendance: 12,500

5 November 2005
15:00

London Irish	36–13	Bath

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 9,458

5 November 2005
15:00

Saracens	28–22	Northampton Saints

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 8,524

Round 7

11 November 2005
19:45

Newcastle Falcons	20–23	London Irish

Kingston Park
Attendance: 10,200

11 November 2005
20:00

Sale Sharks	24–13	Worcester Warriors

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 7,056

12 November 2005
12:30

Northampton Saints	13–21	London Wasps

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,585

12 November 2005
15:00

Leicester Tigers	25–20	Gloucester

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

13 November 2005
14:15

Bath	12–12	Saracens

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,348

13 November 2005
15:00

Bristol	32–6	Leeds Tykes

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 7,648

Round 8

18 November 2005
20:00

Sale Sharks	24–16	Leicester Tigers

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,641

18 November 2005
20:00

Worcester Warriors	24–15	Bristol

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

20 November 2005
14:30

Leeds Tykes	28–25	Northampton Saints

Headingley
Attendance: 4,564

20 November 2005
15:00

London Irish	25–10	Gloucester

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 9,027

20 November 2005
15:00

London Wasps	28–20	Bath

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 8,656

20 November 2005
15:00

Saracens	27–18	Newcastle Falcons

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 9,413

Round 9

25 November 2005
19:45

Bath	12–16	Leeds Tykes

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 9,957

25 November 2005
19:45

Leicester Tigers	35–3	London Irish

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

26 November 2005
12:30

Gloucester	19–8	Saracens

Kingsholm
Attendance: 10,516

26 November 2005
12:30

Northampton Saints	21–22	Worcester Warriors

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 12,481

27 November 2005
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	17–15	London Wasps

Kingston Park
Attendance: 7,379

27 November 2005
15:00

Bristol	22–14	Sale Sharks

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 7,518

Round 10

26 December 2005
14:00

Worcester Warriors	18–36	Bath

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

26 December 2005
15:00

London Wasps	32–25	Gloucester

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 10,000

26 December 2005
15:00

Sale Sharks	34–14	Northampton Saints

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,641

27 December 2005
14:30

Leeds Tykes	10–13	Newcastle Falcons

Headingley
Attendance: 11,601

27 December 2005
15:00

Bristol	15–3	Leicester Tigers

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 11,916

27 December 2005
15:00

Saracens	19–20	London Irish

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 12,923

Round 11

31 December 2005
14:45

London Irish	19–35	London Wasps

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 18,122

31 December 2005
15:00

Gloucester	31–7	Leeds Tykes

Kingsholm
Attendance: 11,529

1 January 2006
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	21–15	Worcester Warriors

Kingston Park
Attendance: 8,864

1 January 2006
15:00

Northampton Saints	29–22	Bristol

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,485

2 January 2006
14:15

Bath	9–21	Sale Sharks

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

2 January 2006
15:00

Leicester Tigers	34–27	Saracens

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

Round 12

7 January 2006
14:45

Worcester Warriors	11–15	Northampton Saints

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

8 January 2006
13:30

Saracens	9–19	Gloucester

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 6,493

8 January 2006
14:30

Leeds Tykes	25–14	Bath

Headingley
Attendance: 5,446

8 January 2006
15:00

London Irish	25–28	Leicester Tigers

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 11,096

8 January 2006
15:00

London Wasps	21–6	Newcastle Falcons

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 10,000

8 January 2006
15:00

Sale Sharks	31–29	Bristol

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 9,686

Round 13

27 January 2006
19:45

Bristol	23–26	Worcester Warriors

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 9,058

28 January 2006
14:00

Bath	28–16	London Wasps

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

28 January 2006
15:00

Gloucester	9–13	London Irish

Kingsholm
Attendance: 10,710

28 January 2006
15:00

Leicester Tigers	27–27	Sale Sharks

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

28 January 2006
15:00

Newcastle Falcons	21–16	Saracens

Kingston Park
Attendance: 6,405

28 January 2006
15:00

Northampton Saints	21–18	Leeds Tykes

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,448

Round 14

10 February 2006
19:45

Gloucester	34–16	Leicester Tigers

Kingsholm
Attendance: 12,500

10 February 2006
20:00

Leeds Tykes	26–16	Bristol

Headingley
Attendance: 5,573

11 February 2006
14:00

Worcester Warriors	33–48	Sale Sharks

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

12 February 2006
15:00

London Irish	6–9	Newcastle Falcons

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 9,822

12 February 2006
15:00

London Wasps	19–19	Northampton Saints

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 8,143

12 February 2006
15:00

Saracens	29–34	Bath

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 6,731

Round 15

17 February 2006
19:45

Leicester Tigers	28–22	Worcester Warriors

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

17 February 2006
20:00

Sale Sharks	35–24	Leeds Tykes

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,224

18 February 2006
14:15

Bath	28–33	London Irish

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

18 February 2006
14:45

Northampton Saints	58–17	Saracens

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,523

19 February 2006
13:30

Bristol	9–9	London Wasps

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 9,028

19 February 2006
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	9–13	Gloucester

Kingston Park
Attendance: 7,284

Round 16

24 February 2006
19:45

Newcastle Falcons	24–16	Leicester Tigers

Kingston Park
Attendance: 10,200

24 February 2006
20:00

Leeds Tykes	21–15	Worcester Warriors

Headingley
Attendance: 3,718

25 February 2006
12:00

Gloucester	15–18	Bath

Kingsholm
Attendance: 12,500

26 February 2006
13:00

London Irish	30–3	Northampton Saints

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 9,355

26 February 2006
15:00

London Wasps	26–16	Sale Sharks

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 10,000

26 February 2006
15:00

Saracens	13–19	Bristol

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 5,216

Round 17

10 March 2006
19:45

Leicester Tigers	26–23	Leeds Tykes

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

10 March 2006
20:00

Sale Sharks	9–15	Saracens

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 9,307

10 March 2006
20:00

Worcester Warriors	37–8	London Wasps

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

11 March 2006
14:15

Bath	20–18	Newcastle Falcons

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

11 March 2006
15:00

Northampton Saints	21–20	Gloucester

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,443

12 March 2006
13:00

Bristol	20–21	London Irish

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 7,258

Round 18

25 March 2006
14:15

Bath	12–19	Leicester Tigers

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

25 March 2006
14:45

London Irish	21–29	Sale Sharks

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 19,884

25 March 2006
15:00

Gloucester	15–20	Bristol

Kingsholm
Attendance: 11,517

26 March 2006
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	13–32	Northampton Saints

Kingston Park
Attendance: 7,364

26 March 2006
15:00

London Wasps	28–0	Leeds Tykes

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 8,186

26 March 2006
15:00

Saracens	29–15	Worcester Warriors

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 6,011

Round 19

7 April 2006
20:00

Leeds Tykes	13–17	Saracens

Headingley
Attendance: 4,899

8 April 2006
13:45

Sale Sharks	18–15	Gloucester

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,140

8 April 2006
14:00

Worcester Warriors	10–12	London Irish

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

8 April 2006
15:00

Northampton Saints	24–21	Bath

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,454

9 April 2006
15:00

Bristol	23–7	Newcastle Falcons

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 9,237

Round 20

14 April 2006
19:45

Northampton Saints	19–24	Leicester Tigers

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,493

15 April 2006
15:00

Gloucester	27–16	Worcester Warriors

Kingsholm
Attendance: 12,500

15 April 2006
15:00

London Irish	28–24	Leeds Tykes

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 8,320

15 April 2006
17:15

Bath	31–16	Bristol

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,600

16 April 2006
14:30

Newcastle Falcons	32–21	Sale Sharks

Kingston Park
Attendance: 9,018

16 April 2006
15:00

Saracens	13–12	London Wasps

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 10,391

Rearranged fixture

22 April 2006
14:30

Leicester Tigers	20–19	London Wasps

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

Round 21

28 April 2006
19:45

Saracens	12–13	Leicester Tigers

Vicarage Road
Attendance: 9,828

28 April 2006
20:00

Sale Sharks	38–12	Bath

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,641

29 April 2006
14:00

Worcester Warriors	35–27	Newcastle Falcons

Sixways
Attendance: 9,726

30 April 2006
14:30

Leeds Tykes	7–31	Gloucester

Headingley
Attendance: 4,452

30 April 2006
15:00

Bristol	16–19	Northampton Saints

Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 9,862

30 April 2006
18:00

London Wasps	37–56	London Irish

The Causeway Stadium
Attendance: 10,000

Round 22

6 May 2006
15:00

Bath	25–22	Worcester Warriors

Recreation Ground
Attendance: 10,400

6 May 2006
15:00

Gloucester	32–37	London Wasps

Kingsholm
Attendance: 12,500

6 May 2006
15:00

Leicester Tigers	32–3	Bristol

Welford Road
Attendance: 16,815

6 May 2006
15:00

London Irish	30–18	Saracens

Madejski Stadium
Attendance: 11,352

6 May 2006
15:00

Newcastle Falcons	54–19	Leeds Tykes

Kingston Park
Attendance: 8,084

6 May 2006
15:00

Northampton Saints	34–36	Sale Sharks

Franklin’s Gardens
Attendance: 13,577

Play-offs

Semi-finals

14 May 2006
13:30

Sale Sharks	22–12	London Wasps

Edgeley Park
Attendance: 10,641

14 May 2006
16:00

Leicester Tigers	40–8	London Irish

Welford Road
Attendance: 14,069

Final

27 May 2006
16:00

Sale Sharks	45–20	Leicester Tigers
Tries: Cueto 8' m Lund 17' m Oriol Ripol 40' c Mayor 80' c Con: Hodgson (1/3) Courrent (1/1) Pen: Hodgson (6) 3', 31', 45', 49', 64', 78' DG: Hodgson 71'	Report 1 Report 2	Tries: Moody 10' c Hamilton 70' c Con: Goode (2/2) Pen: Goode (2) 35', 43'

Twickenham Stadium
Attendance: 58,000
Referee: Dave Pearson


FB	15	Jason Robinson (c)
RW	14	Mark Cueto
OC	13	Mark Taylor	67'
IC	12	Elvis Seveali'i
LW	11	Oriol Ripol	78'
FH	10	Charlie Hodgson
SH	9	Richard Wigglesworth	74'
N8	8	Sebastien Chabal
OF	7	Magnus Lund
BF	6	Jason White
RL	5	Chris Jones	75'
LL	4	Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe	40'
TP	3	Stuart Turner
HK	2	Andy Titterell	52'
LP	1	Lionel Faure	54'
Replacements:
HK	16	Sebastien Bruno	52'
PR	17	Barry Stewart	54'
LK	18	Dean Schofield	40'
LK	19	Christian Day	75'
SH	20	Ben Foden	74'
FH	21	Valentin Courrent	78'
CE	22	Chris Mayor	67'
	Coach: Philippe Saint-André


FB	15	Geordan Murphy
RW	14	Alesana Tuilagi	46'
OC	13	Ollie Smith
IC	12	Daryl Gibson
LW	11	Tom Varndell
FH	10	Andy Goode
SH	9	Harry Ellis	52'
N8	8	Martin Corry (c)
OF	7	Shane Jennings	51'
BF	6	Lewis Moody
RL	5	Ben Kay
LL	4	Leo Cullen	55'
TP	3	Julian White
HK	2	George Chuter	63'
LP	1	Graham Rowntree	60'
Replacements:
HK	16	James Buckland	63'
PR	17	Michael Holford	60'
LK	18	Jim Hamilton	55'
FL	19	Louis Deacon	51'
SH	20	Austin Healey	52'
WG	21	Leon Lloyd
FB	22	Sam Vesty	46'
	Coach: Pat Howard

Sky Sports Dream Team 2005/06

15 Matt Burke (Newcastle Falcons) 14 Tom Varndell (Leicester Tigers) 13 Mathew Tait (Newcastle Falcons) 12 Mike Catt (London Irish) 11 Tom Voyce (London Wasps) 10 Carlos Spencer (Northampton Saints) 9 Justin Marshall (Leeds Tykes) 1 Tony Windo (Worcester Warriors) 2 Mark Regan (Bristol Rugby) 3 Cobus Visagie (Saracens) 4 Danny Grewcock (Bath Rugby) 5 Ben Kay (Leicester Tigers) 6 Matt Salter (captain, Bristol Rugby) 7 Magnus Lund (Sale Sharks) 8 Juan Manuel Leguizamón (London Irish)^[1]

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Total Season Attendances

Club	Home Games	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest	% Capacity
Bath	11	114,965	10,451	10,600	9,957	99%
Bristol	11	101,911	9,265	11,916	7,068	77%
Gloucester	11	127,302	11,573	12,500	9,374	93%
Leeds Tykes	11	91,146	8,286	35,000	3,718	27%
Leicester Tigers	12	199,034	16,586	16,815	14,069	99%
London Irish	11	120,511	10,956	19,884	6,957	45%
London Wasps	11	125,065	11,370	35,000	7,901	86%
Newcastle Falcons	11	88,328	8,030	10,200	6,405	79%
Northampton Saints	11	145,769	13,252	13,585	12,018	97%
Sale Sharks	12	116,685	9,724	10,641	7,056	90%
Saracens	11	88,852	8,077	12,923	5,216	37%
Worcester Warriors	11	106,352	9,668	9,776	9,140	99%

Top scorers

Points

Points	Name	Club	Tries	Con	Pen	Drop
244	Jason Strange	Bristol	1	22	65	0
238	Glen Jackson	Saracens	3	32	51	2
233	Shane Drahm	Worcester Warriors	3	25	52	4
213	Ludovic Mercier	Gloucester	2	25	49	2
208	Charlie Hodgson	Sale Sharks	2	24	49	1
206	Bruce Reihana	Northampton Saints	5	32	39	0
200	Andy Goode	Leicester Tigers	0	25	49	1
199	Mark van Gisbergen	London Wasps	3	32	40	0
142	Matt Burke	Newcastle Falcons	8	12	26	0
125	Chris Malone	Bath	4	13	24	4

Tries

Pos	Player	Team	Tries
1	Tom Varndell	Leicester Tigers	14
2	Tom Voyce	London Wasps	10
3	Delon Armitage	London Irish	8
	Tom Biggs	Leeds Carnegie
	Matthew Burke	Newcastle Falcons
	Anthony Elliott	Newcastle Falcons
	David Lemi	Bristol
	Paul Sackey	London Wasps
9	Ben Cohen	Northampton Saints	7
	Topsy Ojo	London Irish
	Dan Scarbrough	Saracens

References

↑ McConnell, Jonathan (2006-05-24). "News : Top Catt: Mike Catt Voted GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP Player of the Season". Premiership Rugby. Retrieved 2011-03-05.

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Rugby union schedule for 2006
Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Celtic League					Mid Year tests			Celtic League
H. Cup	Six Nations Championship		Heineken Cup						H. Cup		H. Cup
Guinness Premiership								Guinness Premiership
Top 14							Top 14
	Super 14					Tri Nations
			Shute Shield
	World Sevens Series										Sevens
		Powergen Cup		North America 4		North America 4				End of year tests
		GFI Hong Kong Tens			U21 World C'ship	Air New Zealand Cup
		Commonwealth Sevens	Pacific Rugby Cup		Churchill Cup			Australian Provincial C'ship
		European Challenge Cup			Pacific Five Nations		Currie Cup
		2007 Rugby World Cup qualifying

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