2010–11 English Premiership (rugby union)

The 2010/11 season of the English Premier League was the 24th season of the top flight of English rugby union championship. For sponsorship reasons it was called Aviva Premiership. It began on September 3, 2010 included 22 game days (one forward and reverse turn) and lasted until 7 May 2011. Subsequently, the top four teams qualified for the semi-finals, the semi-final winners met on 28 May 2011 at the finals in Twickenham Stadium each other. Masters were the Saracens, the defending champions Leicester Tigers beat in the finals for the first time. Was relegated Leeds Carnegie.

  • Table 2.1
  • 2.2 Play-off
  • 2.3 Relegation Round

Aviva Premiership

Table

  • Qualification for the semi-finals and participation in the Heineken Cup
  • Participation in the Heineken Cup
  • Descent in the RFU Championship

M: Last year's champion P: Promotion ( promoted ) from the RFU Championship

The points are distributed as follows:

  • 4 points for a win
  • 2 points for a draw
  • 0 points for a loss (before possible bonus points )
  • 1 bonus point for four or more attempts, regardless of the Final
  • 1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less difference

Play-off

RFU Championship

The season of second division, the RFU Championship, comprised 22 game days (one forward and reverse round). The best eight teams met each other in two groups and played in play-offs for a place in the first division. The four remaining teams played each other one relegated to the third tier of.

Table

  • Participation in the play-offs
  • Participating in the Relegation Round

P: Promotion ( promoted ) from the National Division One R: Relegation ( losers ) from the Premiership

The points are distributed as follows:

  • 4 points for a win
  • 2 points for a draw
  • 0 points for a loss (before possible bonus points )
  • 1 bonus point for four or more attempts, regardless of the Final
  • 1 bonus point for a loss by fewer than seven points difference

Play-off

  • Qualification for the semi-finals

Final

Worcester was promoted to the Premiership.

Relegation round

  • Descent

Birmingham & Solihull dismounted in the National Division One.

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