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Under World Rugby’s vision for growing the sport, the loser of the sixth v sixth Nations Championship playoff between the hemispheres in 2030 would be replaced by the winners of the second tier Nations Cup…

Six Nations and SANZAAR are facing a renewed conflict with World Rugby regarding proposals to eliminate relegation from the international calendar. World Rugby's current framework seeks to maintain promotion and relegation pathways to support the global growth of the sport.
Under World Rugby's vision, the loser of the sixth versus sixth Nations Championship playoff between the hemispheres in 2030 would be replaced by the champion of the second-tier Nations Cup. However, major stakeholders continue to push against the implementation of relegation.
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