ENGLAND’S 57-15 victory yesterday has seen them move up to third in the world rankings, leapfrogging both South Africa and Ireland.
Wales will hold on to top spot having seized official No.1 status for the first time in history after grinding out a 13-6 triumph over England at the Principality Stadium last weekend to knock New Zealand of the perch for the first time in ten years.
Despite the All Blacks bouncing back to defeat Australia 36-0 in Auckland a week after they lost by a record 47-26 in Perth, Wales climbed to the top spot due to the fact they picked up more ranking points fo...