Feb 21, 4:00 AM UTC

Spears vs Dynaboars

Feb 21, 4:00 AM UTC

BlackRams vs D-Rocks

Feb 21, 5:30 AM UTC

Steelers vs Wild Knights

Feb 21, 5:30 AM UTC

Verblitz vs Brave Lupus

Feb 21, 11:00 AM UTC

Georgia vs Spain

Feb 21, 12:00 PM UTC

Lions vs Sharks

Feb 21, 6:00 PM UTC

Life vs BYU

Feb 21, 7:00 PM UTC

Belgium vs Germany

Feb 22, 3:00 AM UTC

Heat vs BlueRevs

Feb 22, 5:30 AM UTC

Sungoliath vs Eagles

Feb 22, 12:00 PM UTC

Switzerland vs Netherlands

Feb 22, 5:15 PM UTC

Perpignan vs Pau

Feb 22, 5:30 PM UTC

Portugal vs Romania

Feb 27, 7:00 PM UTC

Cardiff vs Leinster

Feb 27, 7:45 PM UTC

Edinburgh vs Scarlets

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FloRugby's Professional Club Power Rankings: Feb. 18, 2026

FloRugby's Professional Club Power Rankings: Feb. 18, 2026

Glasgow stay No.1 as Top 14 and Japan shake up the table, URC and Premiership pause, and Super Rugby Pacific set to join rankings next week.

Feb 18, 2026 by Philip Bendon
FloRugby's Professional Club Power Rankings: Feb. 18, 2026

Glasgow Warriors remain No. 1 in FloRugby’s Professional Club Power Rankings, holding firm on 1676 points after a weekend that delivered drama in France and Japan but saw no movement from the United Rugby Championship or Gallagher Premiership.

With both the URC and Premiership paused due to the international window, their clubs stood pat in the global ladder. That stability at the summit allowed attention to shift to the Top 14 and Japan Rugby League One, where several heavyweights made statements.

Toulouse climbed to sixth on 1619 points after grinding out a 13 - 9 win over Stade Francais, while Montpellier surged to seventh at 1592 following an impressive 43 - 33 victory at La Rochelle. Bordeaux Bègles remain entrenched inside the top 10 at 1572 after overpowering Castres 57 - 32.

In Japan Rugby League One Round Eight, Kobelco Kobe Steelers delivered the headline result, edging defending champions Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo 34 - 33 in a pulsating clash. Kobe built a 20 - 0 cushion before surviving a late surge that ended with Richie Mo’unga missing a conversion that would have sealed the comeback. The win lifts Kobe to 1552 points, level with Brave Lupus and Racing 92 in a tightly packed mid table cluster.

Kubota Spears tightened the Division One race with a commanding 42 - 19 victory over Shizuoka BlueRevs. The Spears now sit on 1551 points, just behind unbeaten Saitama Wild Knights, who held off Toyota Verblitz 26 - 20 but missed out on a bonus point that could prove valuable later in the season.

Elsewhere, BlackRams Tokyo overwhelmed Yokohama Canon Eagles 53 - 31, while Tokyo Sungoliath strengthened their top six push with a 41 - 19 win against Urayasu D Rocks.

The rankings continue to reflect a composite rating model built around match results, opponent strength and competition weighting. Elite European competitions and top tier domestic leagues carry greater influence, while cross league normalization ensures fair comparison. Margin of victory matters, but sustained performance across multiple fixtures remains the primary driver.

Notably, Super Rugby Pacific has not yet been included. With only one round completed, there is insufficient data to accurately position those teams within the global framework. They will be integrated beginning next week once each side has played at least two matches, allowing for a more reliable baseline.

For now, Europe and Japan set the pace. As domestic leagues resume and Super Rugby Pacific joins the ecosystem, expect volatility beneath Glasgow’s grip at the top.

FloRugby Professional Club Power Rankings

  1. Glasgow Warriors 1676

  2. Leinster 1668

  3. Northampton Saints 1663

  4. Bath 1642

  5. Bristol Bears 1640

  6. Toulouse 1619

  7. Montpellier 1592

  8. Leicester Tigers 1582

  9. Bordeaux Bègles 1572

  10. Saitama Wild Knights 1566

  11. Ulster 1562

  12. Vodacom Bulls 1560

  13. DHL Stormers 1559

  14. Sale 1557

  15. Hollywoodbets Sharks 1553

  16. Kobelco Kobe Steelers 1552

  17. Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo 1552

  18. Racing 92 1552

  19. Kubota Spears 1551

  20. Stade Francais 1547

  21. ASM Clermont Auvergne 1539

  22. Saracens 1532

  23. Castres 1531

  24. Pau 1529

  25. Tokyo Sungoliath 1522

  26. Exeter Chiefs 1515

  27. Cardiff Rugby 1509

  28. Shizuoka BlueRevs 1500

  29. Edinburgh 1498

  30. BlackRams Tokyo 1495

  31. Munster 1489

  32. Emirates Lions 1487

  33. Toulon 1487

  34. Benetton 1485

  35. Ospreys 1479

  36. Harlequins 1468

  37. Urayasu D Rocks 1465

  38. Toyota Verblitz 1465

  39. Mitsubishi Sagamihara Dynaboars 1458

  40. Scarlets 1453

  41. MIE Honda Heat 1447

  42. Cheetahs 1436

  43. Yokohama Canon Eagles 1430

  44. Connacht 1430

  45. Newcastle Red Bulls 1420

  46. Black Lion 1419

  47. Bayonne 1418

  48. Zebre 1409

  49. Sale Sharks 1407

  50. Lyon 1406

  51. Dragons 1405

  52. La Rochelle 1405

  53. Perpignan 1380

  54. Gloucester Rugby 1346

How To Watch Six Nations 2026

The 2026 Six Nations Championship will be broadcast on different networks all over the world. 

If you live in the USA, you can watch the games on Peacock.

  • UK: BBC / ITV
  • USA: Peacock
  • Ireland: RTÉ / Virgin Media
  • Wales (Welsh-language): S4C
  • France: France Télévisions
  • Italy: Sky Sport / NOW (all matches); TV8 (Italy matches free-to-air)
  • South Africa: SuperSport
  • Australia: Stan Sport
  • New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ

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