Rugby's top nations are set to clash in a biennial tournament that will crown champions and determine which hemisphere dominates the sport. The 12-team Nations Championship, starting next summer, features six rounds of matches across the summer and autumn Test windows before three double-header fixture days on 27-29 November at Allianz Stadium.
The format for the finals weekend is designed to create an incredible spectacle with a culmination that promises to crown champions. However, while the winners will be crowned, only two teams from each hemisphere will qualify for a second place match, but no promotion or relegation.
England has been banned from selecting R360 recruits for their national team, as have New Zealand, Ireland, France, Scotland, Australia, South Africa and Italy.
The format for the finals weekend is designed to create an incredible spectacle with a culmination that promises to crown champions. However, while the winners will be crowned, only two teams from each hemisphere will qualify for a second place match, but no promotion or relegation.
England has been banned from selecting R360 recruits for their national team, as have New Zealand, Ireland, France, Scotland, Australia, South Africa and Italy.